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1 online resource (streaming video file) (28 min. 35 sec.) ; 172070017 bytes |
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In the wake of another gruesome discovery in the Belanglo State Forest, this award-winning program is the Milat family's inside story of the chilling crimes that shocked the nation."I would say to (Ivan) the time is now to square up. If there is anyone else out there that you've done this to - and I believe there is - write down a statement and hand it in to whoever needs to hear it." - Boris Milat, brother.In 1996, Ivan Milat was convicted of murdering seven backpackers and dumping their bodies in the inhospitable Belanglo State Forest, 70kms south of Sydney.Investigators have always maintained their belief that Milat is responsible for additional murders, but to date, material evidence to warrant further charges has been lacking.On Sunday, a group of motorbike riders found a skull and other bones during a trail ride through the forest. Speculation is now mounting that these remains could belong to another Milat victim.While investigators won't be drawn on links between Sunday's discovery and the Milat murders, police continue to search the forest.In 2005, several of Milat's siblings spoke exclusively to Australian Story and revealed the family of fourteen is fiercely divided about the circumstances of their brother's crimes.Winner of 2005 Logie Award: Most Outstanding Public Affairs ReportProducers: Ben Cheshire & John Stewart Executive Producer: Deborah Fleming |
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Closed captioning in English |
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Broadcast 2010-09-06 at 20:00:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Serial murder investigation.
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Serial murderers.
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New South Wales.
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Streaming video
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Milat, Bill, contributor
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Milat, Boris, contributor
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Milat, Caroline, contributor
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Milat, Richard, contributor
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Small, Clive, host
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