He was the country’s most notorious killer. A monster with biceps like tree trunks who used his evil mind and his frightening strength to kill seven backpackers – and probably many more.
Some say the oesophageal cancer that took the life of Ivan Milat, 74, did not come soon enough. And even on his deathbed, the infamous backpacker killer refused to admit his chilling crimes.
He was convicted of killing Caroline Clarke, 21, Joanne Walters, 22, James Gibson, 19, Deborah Everist, 19, Simone Schmidl, 21, Gabor Neugebauer, 21, and Anja Habschied, 20, after their bodies were found in Belanglo State Forest between 1989 and 1993.
But police, criminologists and the tortured parents of multiple missing young Australians believe he may have killed many more, including 14-year-old schoolgirl Amanda Robinson.
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