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Serial killer monster hunt: Some of Australias most notorious criminals targeted in state review of cold cases
March 11, 2015 12:00AM
Police checking movements of four notorious killers to find links to cold cases
The four are Ivan Milat, Ashley Coulston, Reginald Arthurell and Bandali Debs
They have killed 17 between them but police believe there could be more
All four in jail and only Artherall has a chance of ever getting out
HOMICIDE detectives are cross-referencing the movements of four of Australias most notorious serial killers with unsolved murders and missing persons cases in the states most ambitious and far-reaching cold case review to date.
Australias most prolific serial killer, Ivan Milat, is among the quartet convicted of killing 17 people between them but the deaths of dozens more going back nearly four decades are now being re-evaluated by police for possible links.
Detective Chief Inspector John Lehmann from the NSW Unsolved Homicide Squad said a review team was now looking at the files of Milat and other known serial killers Ivan Ashley Coulston, Reginald Arthurell and Bandali Debs.
Other killers known to prey on women will also be looked at as part of the cold case operation, which is believed to be first time police have reviewed known serial killers and all their potential victims at the same time.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...ew-of-cold-cases/story-fnpn0zn5-1227257538422
March 11, 2015 12:00AM
Police checking movements of four notorious killers to find links to cold cases
The four are Ivan Milat, Ashley Coulston, Reginald Arthurell and Bandali Debs
They have killed 17 between them but police believe there could be more
All four in jail and only Artherall has a chance of ever getting out
HOMICIDE detectives are cross-referencing the movements of four of Australias most notorious serial killers with unsolved murders and missing persons cases in the states most ambitious and far-reaching cold case review to date.
Australias most prolific serial killer, Ivan Milat, is among the quartet convicted of killing 17 people between them but the deaths of dozens more going back nearly four decades are now being re-evaluated by police for possible links.
Detective Chief Inspector John Lehmann from the NSW Unsolved Homicide Squad said a review team was now looking at the files of Milat and other known serial killers Ivan Ashley Coulston, Reginald Arthurell and Bandali Debs.
Other killers known to prey on women will also be looked at as part of the cold case operation, which is believed to be first time police have reviewed known serial killers and all their potential victims at the same time.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...ew-of-cold-cases/story-fnpn0zn5-1227257538422