Oxley-Gatton Murders: Day Never Was Lost is a detailed true-crime investigation into two of Queensland's most disturbing unsolved cases: the Oxley murder of Alfred Stephen Hill and the Gatton murders of Michael, Norah, and Ellen Murphy. Drawing on official records, historical newspapers, police documents, the 1899 Royal Commission, and comparative evidence from England and Australia, Neil Raymond Bradford re-examines the events leading to the murders and the official response that followed.