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Whether it was a planned killing or a rage induced spree, either way stabbing a person who is moving, possibly trying to fight for their life, in darkness would be a lot harder than someone could plan for. Sorry if I've missed this - has LE released whether the victims all died where they were...

I didn't know about this podcast so thanks, I'll get stuck in now. I've spent a lot of time on the Central Coast in my life, I often think of Liesl when I pass through Tuggerah station.

Wow, that's incredible the story of Anna's bio father. Very suspicious odd behaviour... So the Joe who wrote this was Anna's stepfather?

Could she be an Indigenous woman from Central or South America? That could explain difficulty recognising the language she speaks.

The science is progressing all the time, though. Hopefully what's rare and expensive today will be common place and easy in a few years.

Same here at my local shopping centre yesterday. They're not skimping on media.

This gets weirder. It seems a bit of a stretch to go from road rage to murdering 8 people. Mind you the way this case twists and turns it wouldn't surprise me if the road rage was related to a relationship with a victim, or something.

Not like a domestic related shooting at all - where the perpetrator (usually) wants to die and doesn't care who knows. This is cold, calculated.

I remember a newspaper story of a woman who, after her husband completed a jail term for sexually abusing her children, allowed him to move back in, meaning her children - his victims! - had to go into care. I will never understand!

Were any drugs found in the victims' bodies in toxicology reports? I know many dealers don't use the produce, but a lot do.

It was pointed out today that if the suspect is convicted, under no body no parole laws he won't ever get out - hopefully that is motivation to talk. My heart breaks for her parents. Many many years ago, I moved into a share house I found through a newspaper classified. One of the guys was...

Sex crime is nearly always preceded by voyeurism and public groping.

I'm really enjoying reading your take on the case, I've long felt Hanna Rhoden is the fulcrum in this.

He's the Taylor in her name?

Certainly puts a spin on the claims that this couldn't have been a random or crime of opportunity.

How terribly sad - no matter what he is accused of, no one deserves to die like that at age 20.

The NSW Government has been very active in posting rewards lately. It's a good thing in reigniting publicity in cases even though rewards are not so successful in solving cases.

Reading between lines here and adding a bit of supposition, it seems there's a reasonable circumstantial case but they're waiting, or looking, for something more definitive in the way of confession to pin it all together. IMHO.

Strongly inclined to agree. Something seems just beyond reach here in the whole case.

There was the case of Natalie Wood, who was found in her house in Surry Hills an estimated 8 years after she died. The coroner's report makes disturbing reading - she had basically cut off contact with her relatives and the house, which she had lived in since birth, had partially collapsed, and...