Australian 'backpack Killer' Dies.

[Bigbad]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-50064571

A shame he made it to 74 when his victims never made their 30's.
The torture and fear they must have suffered is incomprehensible.
Good riddance to scum.

[webbo3]

Hopefully it was a painful death.

[tiggerblue10]

He had cancer of the stomach so I guess that must've been quite painful.

I watched Wolf Creek a few years ago and it terrified me.

[KARL]

There is a photo of this man, taken through a car window. He is sitting in the near rear seat with a policeman on the other side. He is laughing. Am I the only one who sees quite a strong resemblance to a well known British politician ?

[david small]

The bells of Hell go ting-a-ling-a-ling.

[Peter Pedant]

the wiki article tends to play down the horror and the police mistakes.
In belango (forest) he skewered his victims so they couldnt walk, propped them up and shot at them.

So Onions - the young fella that escaped - had a very lucky escape.

The big thing was that one body at least was found under a log/slab that could NOT have been moved by one man. Hence the need for two perps and the finger pointed at the brother Richard.

wolf creek I found unterrifying - a road runner pics up back packers on the pretext of safety and takes them home and kills them
[oops sorry spoiler]
I thinkk there are a series of three