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60 Minutes: July 3
A woman whose partner murdered their toddler daughter, will tell her story to Liam Bartlett on 60 Minutes.
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A woman whose partner murdered their toddler daughter, will tell her story to Liam Bartlett on 60 Minutes this Sunday night.A Mother’s Heartache
It was the most sickening and cruellest of crimes. What happened to Rachelle D’Argent is beyond comprehension. In November last year, her estranged partner kidnapped their three-year-old daughter, Yazmina. For four hours, he tormented Rachelle with phone calls and texts. Then he did the unthinkable. Now as Ramazan Acar begins a new life behind bars, Rachelle tells her harrowing story for the first time.
Reporter: Liam Bartlett
Producers: Stephen Taylor, Steve Burling
It was the most sickening and cruellest of crimes. What happened to Rachelle D’Argent is beyond comprehension. In November last year, her estranged partner kidnapped their three-year-old daughter, Yazmina. For four hours, he tormented Rachelle with phone calls and texts. Then he did the unthinkable. Now as Ramazan Acar begins a new life behind bars, Rachelle tells her harrowing story for the first time.
Reporter: Liam Bartlett
Producers: Stephen Taylor, Steve Burling
Fighting Back
Going to war is an act of enormous courage. There are no guarantees you’ll make it home alive, as we’ve been reminded too often recently. Of course, Australia’s toll goes well beyond the fatalities. There are also the many soldiers who suffer catastrophic injuries while serving on the frontline. They’re the ones we don’t hear so much about. Ray Martin has just met a group of returned diggers, far from average men, who aren’t going to let their broken bodies stop them from representing their country once again. The difference is, this time they’re hoping to do it on the sporting field, rather than the battlefield.
Reporter: Ray Martin
Producer: Steve Burling
Going to war is an act of enormous courage. There are no guarantees you’ll make it home alive, as we’ve been reminded too often recently. Of course, Australia’s toll goes well beyond the fatalities. There are also the many soldiers who suffer catastrophic injuries while serving on the frontline. They’re the ones we don’t hear so much about. Ray Martin has just met a group of returned diggers, far from average men, who aren’t going to let their broken bodies stop them from representing their country once again. The difference is, this time they’re hoping to do it on the sporting field, rather than the battlefield.
Reporter: Ray Martin
Producer: Steve Burling
Everyday Superheroes
It’s a comic book staple. A geeky, mild-mannered guy suddenly discovers he possesses super powers. Before you can say “to the bat cave”, he’s wearing his undies on the outside and saving the world from evil. No one really believes that happens, of course, but as Allison Langdon discovered, super heroes really do exist. And while they get around in some pretty outlandish costumes, these caped crusaders take their work very seriously, indeed.
It’s a comic book staple. A geeky, mild-mannered guy suddenly discovers he possesses super powers. Before you can say “to the bat cave”, he’s wearing his undies on the outside and saving the world from evil. No one really believes that happens, of course, but as Allison Langdon discovered, super heroes really do exist. And while they get around in some pretty outlandish costumes, these caped crusaders take their work very seriously, indeed.
Reporter: Allison Langdon
Producers: Stephen Rice, Julia Timms
Producers: Stephen Rice, Julia Timms
It airs 7:30pm Sunday on Nine.
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Carol: Rachelle needs to plug her phone into iTunes and it will sync and files named by the date and time (or if she has named them in Voice Memos) will appear under “Voice Memos”. Under “Voice Memos” will be the dates and times the sound files were recorded. Click on them and drag them into the Finder and for God sake put those files in a safe place!
An innocent child suffered at the hands of this pathetic man who should have been her protector. I hope is that if you are a woman reading this who is seeing a man who shows violence towards you, then you must get help and escape now. Don’t wait around hoping he won’t hurt you and others again. Sadly, there will only be hurt and pain if you stay with a man like this.
What sick human being would do that to there own flesh & blood just for revenge, well we all know where he’s going straight down to burn in hell
The law in Australia is Joke something needs to be done about it before it’s to late. I know if that had happen to me I would take the law in to my own hands and that scum bag of as bastard should rote in hell. To Rachelle just want to say my heart goes to u and your family, I am a mother of 2 and watching your story just broke my heart.
This is so sad. Please let that Darling Lady know to Please get her daughters voice taped on to another tap as the phone will not last for ever. I only wish I had my Darling boys voice transfered on to another tape as after his death my phone was broken and I now have no record of his voice. Can you please pass this on to her as I watched her face and I’m sure if she could not hear her voice she would not wont to live. Only God can ease the pain.
The bastard didn’t get what he deserved this is where capital punishment needs to be enforced
i am writing after watching your story about the scum bag that murdered his own daughter for revenge.
everytime from now on when i pay my tax i am going to feel sick in the stomach knowing that i have just paid for a portion of this monsters meal.
i’m sure the prison you have been sent have their own justice system