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The Snowtown Murders: Australia’s Most Chilling Serial Killers

The Snowtown Murders: Australia’s Most Chilling Serial Killers

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In May 1999, police made a horrific discovery inside an old,
disused bank vault in Snowtown, South Australia, six plastic
barrels filled with human remains. It was the beginning of one of
Australia’s most disturbing and infamous serial murder cases. But
the story of the Snowtown murders, also known as the “bodies in
the barrels” case, didn’t start there. It began years earlier,
with a man named John Bunting, a self-appointed vigilante who,
alongside a network of accomplices, orchestrated a chilling
campaign of torture, murder, and manipulation.

Over the course of seven years, at least 12 people were killed,
many of them known to the perpetrators, some even considered
friends or family. The victims were often targeted under the
guise of “cleansing” society, but beneath that rhetoric lay a web
of greed, control, and cruelty.

In this Crime at Bedtime episode, we explore the true story
behind the Snowtown killings, from the twisted psychology of the
killers to the investigation that finally brought them to
justice.

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