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Claremont Serial Killings
Chilling Words
Dark Secrets of the Claremont Murders
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Dark Side Of The Claremont Serial Killings
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Liam Bartlett's question to Chris Edwards the Western Australian Police Commissioner:
"Here's the bottom line in this case, Bradley Robert Edwards from 1988 for 10 years that we know was attacking, abducting, raping, assaulting and murdering for 10 years around Perth and he was never even a suspect on the WA Police Radar out of the around 18,000 suspects that you had admitted where listed as suspects in the 1995 Karrakatta Abduction and Rape of a young17 year old girl, until the yes 2016... Mr Dawson ... how was that possible? ... and how is that anywhere neat good police work?" ... Liam Bartlett
Bradley Robert Edwards (called Young Bradley by his Telecom boss after his 1990 sexually motivated assault at Hollywood Hospital) has admitted sexually assaulting the girl in 1995 in the Karrakatta Cemetery. He threw her to the ground and straddled her while he tied her wrists together behind
Chris Dawson returned to the newly named Western Australia Police Force as Commissioner, after three years as the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission.
Liam Bartlett @LiamBartlett9 60 Minutes Reporter Liam Bartlett returned to Channel Nine Perth in 2015 as anchor of the weekend news bulletins and to present special reports
The book and film
Chilling Words - Dark Side of the Claremont Murders
is making public for the first time the facts, information and legal and factual analysis that neither the Western Australian Police, The Western Australian Government, the Director of Public Prosecutions for Western Australia, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Hall, or even the Defense Team for Bradley Robert Edwards wanted to hear about, read or know about before or during the long six months trial of Bradley Robert Edwards.
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The book making public for the first time the facts, information and legal and factual analysis that neither the Western Australian Police, The Western Australian Government, the Director of Public Prosecutions for Western Australia, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Hall, or even the Defense Team for Bradley Robert Edwards wanted to hear about, read or know about before or during the long six months trial of Bradley Robert Edwards.
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Claremont Killer Sentence Today
West Australian 23rd December 2000
Bradley Robert Edwards
Sarah Spiers, Ciara Glennon and Jane Rimmer
'A trial like no other': Bradley Robert Edwards found guilty of two Claremont murders, not guilty of third
A West Australian Supreme Court Justice Stephen Hall as found Bradley Robert Edwards guilty of murdering two women in Perth in the 1990s but not guilty of a third killing.
Jenny Rimmer, mother of Jane Rimmer
arrives at the Supreme Court of Western Australia in Perth
Accused Claremont serial killer Bradley Robert Edwards has been found guilty of murdering two women in Perth in the 1990s but acquitted of slaying a third woman.
Edwards, 51, denied killing secretary Sarah Spiers, 18, childcare worker Jane Rimmer, 23, and solicitor Ciara Glennon, 27, after they each spent a night out with friends in the affluent suburb's pubs in 1996 and 1997.
The confessed rapist and ex-Telstra technician faced a seven-month trial in the Supreme Court of Western Australia which concluded in late-June.
Justice Stephen Hall on Thursday delivered his long-anticipated verdicts, finding Edwards guilty of murdering Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon but not guilty of murdering Ms Spiers.
Ms Spiers' body has never been found.
Television crews and media lined the street outside the court building, alongside up to one hundred members of the public hoping to get a seat in the public gallery. Some had lined up since 4am.
Families of the murdered women entered the courtroom first, before former Telstra technician Edwards arrived amid tight security.
Justice Stephen Hall began delivering his verdict by describing the trial as ‘like no other’.
“The events in question occurred more than 20 years ago, but have haunted the memory of many people and troubled the public conscience,” he said.
WA’s 'trial of the century’ sat for 95 days over seven months, and included 10,828 pages of transcript, 240 witnesses and 2,879 exhibits.
Justice Hall said each of the women were abducted and killed, and said that DNA, forensic and propensity evidence lead him to conclude that Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon were killed by the same person.
“There are significant similarities between the circumstances for heir disappearances and deaths…those similarities establish beyond reasonable doubt that the same person killed both Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon,” he said.
Justice Hall found that Mr Edwards had killed both women after abducting them from Claremont using his work vehicle, a VS Holden Commodore station wagon, the kind driven by Telstra employees at the time.
Edwards then drove each of the women to bushland in semi-rural areas outside off Perth, where he stabbed each victim in the neck with a sharp instrument causing fatal injuries. He then concealed their bodies with vegetation.
Edwards sat motionless in the courtroom as the verdict was read out, occasionally looking down or shaking his head.
But Justice Hall said the evidence was insufficient to find Edwards guilty beyond reasonable doubt of the murder of Sarah Spiers.
“The propensity evidence makes it more likely that the accused was the killer of Ms Spiers but it cannot prove it beyond reasonable doubt, in the absence of any other evidence as to the identity of her killer."
Justice Hall said the existence of DNA evidence was crucial to convicting Edwards of the murders.
“I am satisfied that the evidence established beyond reasonable doubt that the DNA of the accused was under the nails of Ms Glennon’s left hand, and that it got there in the course of a violent struggle that occurred shortly before her death”.
"The fibre evidence establishes that each of Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon were in a VS Holden Commodore car that was habitually driven by a Telstra employee in the short time before their deaths…the accused drove such a vehicle at the relevant times”.
As the court adjourned, the parents of Sarah Spiers were consoled by WA Police Commissioner Chris Dawson. Prosecutor Carmel Barbagallo was seen weeping alongside the families of the murdered women.
"We got the result we wanted ... now we just have to keep working for the Spiers family to help find Sarah. It's very sad,” Lee Rimmer, Jane Rimmer’s sister, told reporters outside court.
Other family member left court and declined to speak to the media.
Edwards has been remanded in custody and will face court again for sentencing on 23 December.
Edwards, who called himself the "bogeyman" online and repeatedly lied to detectives about his sex attacks, had insisted he was not the notorious predator who stalked women in Perth's wealthiest suburbs in the mid-1990s.
Justice Hall spent almost three months considering the evidence which included testimony from more than 200 witnesses as well as DNA and fibre analysis.
Edwards has been remanded in custody and will face court again for sentencing on 23 December.
Edwards, who called himself the "bogeyman" online and repeatedly lied to detectives about his sex attacks, had insisted he was not the notorious predator who stalked women in Perth's wealthiest suburbs in the mid-1990s.
Justice Hall spent almost three months considering the evidence which included testimony from more than 200 witnesses as well as DNA and fibre analysis.
Edwards was charged with the murder of Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon after a raid on his Kewdale home in December 2016.
He was charged with Ms Spiers' murder in February 2018.
The bodies of Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon were discovered in bushland weeks after they were killed, but Ms Spiers' body has never been found.
Carmel Barbagello SC was the Deputy WA Director of Public Prosecutions who was Acting For Chris Dawson the WA Commissioner of Police in the prosecution of Bradley Robert Edwards who was charged for the murders of SarahSpiers,JaneRimmer and CiaraGlennon.
Ms Barbagallo has 25 years’ legal experience commencing in general practice in regional Queensland before taking on a variety of roles in the ACT, Victoria and Western Australia.
Sarah Spiers, Ciara Glennon and Jane Rimmer
Bradley Robert Edwards Photo One
Bradley Robert Edwards Photo Two
Bradley Robert Edwards was on trial for the murders of Sarah Speirs, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon, and was found guilty by Justice Stephen Hall for the murders of Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon, but found not guilty of Sarah Speirs
Bradley Robert Edwards and
Carmel Barbagello SC Deputy Director Public Prosecutions For Western Australia
Paul Yovich SC Head Legal Counsel Representing Bradley Robert Edwards At His Murder Trial
Claremont Killer Sentence Today
West Australian 23rd December 2000
Bradley Robert Edwards Has Been Found Guilty Of
Killing Jane Rimmer And Ciara Glennon
But Not Sarah Spiers
Claremont Serial Killings
Chilling Words
Dark Secrets of the Claremont Murders
by Steven Wijat
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An Australian media, publishing, and film company and its film investor partners are in the process of setting up an old historical hotel in Australia, that closely resembles the Claremont Hotel, where Sarah Speirs, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon drank before they were abducted and murdered in 1996 and 1997, as a prop for the new film being made based on a new explosive book called "Chilling Words -Dark Secrets of the Claremont Murders"setting out the undisclosed sensational facts and background of the famous Claremont Serial Killings, which names well connected and powerful people as being involved in the planning and executing what is known worldwide as The Claremont Serial Killings.
Chilling Words
Dark Secrets of the Claremont Murders
by Steven Wijat
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Claremont Serial Killer Attacking Girls Partying In Clarement History Part 3
The book and film "Chilling Words -Dark Secrets of the Claremont Murders" , raises serious questions as to whether the Western Australian Police, the Public Prosecutions for Western Australia, the Government of Western Australia, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Hall, and the Australian mainstream media are right in their belief and public claim that Bradley Robert Edwards was the sole person involved in the planning and executing of what is publicly named the Claremont Serial Killings (CSK), which is the public name given by the Western Australian Media, to the abductions and murders of Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer and Irish/Australia lawyer Ciara Glennon in 1996 and 1997
The book also shows reasons why the Claremont Serial Killings should also include the abductions and murders of Julie Leanne Cutler, Kerry Turner and Sarah Anne McMahon.
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Dark Secrets of the Claremont Murders
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Calremont Serial KIller Jailed For Life
23rd December 2020P
Claremont serial killer Bradley Edwards will spend at least 40 years behind bars after he was given a life sentence today.
Edwards, 51, was found guilty in September of the murders of Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon in 1996 and 1997 respectively.
Edwards had earlier admitted to the rape of a teenager at Karrakatta Cemetery in 1995 and a sex attack in Huntingdale in 1988.
In his remarks handing down the sentence, Justice Stephen Hall said Edwards struck him as a "stoic and controlled person" who had "led an overtly ordinary life" during the period of his crimes.
Justice Hall said the 1995 rape had been carried out with "remorseless efficiency".
The murders of Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon,
he said, had ended the lives of two people who were well-loved.
Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
Claremont Trial Cost $13 milllion and every bit is in storage
Claremont Trial Cost $13 Million And Every Bit Is In Storage
West Australian 23d December 2022
Every scrap of material from the trial of Claremont killer Bradley Robert Edwards will be digitised and stored at a secure facikiity in case his aquittal over the killing of Sarah Spiers returns to court.
The "meticulous" recording keeping exercise was detailed ay an estimates hearing where it emerged the cost of convicting the 51-year-old for the murders of Jane Rimmer (above left) and Ciara Glennon (above right), had hit £13 million dollars.
The Director of Public Prosecutions Amanda Foster said packing up the case after Edwards' sentencing in December, 2000 would be a big undertaking "because it will be one of those cases that we may need to go back to in the future.
She said the DPP had taken out an entire office floor for the case, with even notes on bits of paper to be sorted, ordered and stored at the privately run Iron Mountain facility.
"Obviously, with the one aquittal, there is always the option of going back one day, so there would be every need to make sure that this case is meticulously filed, packed up and stored in a secure and with integrity way sot at if we ever need to go back to it, we can", Ms Forrester said.
Justice Stephen Hall found there was not enough evidence to convict Edwards of murdering Ms Spiers, above middle.
In response to questions from shadow police minister Peter Katsambanis , Attorney General John Quigley said the prosecution could only be reinstituted where there was "fresh and compeling" evidence.
"I don't want to speculate... or hypothesise what fresh evidence and compelling evidence might comprise of, but clearly that case in the eyes of the investigators and prosecution service is still a lve case," Mr Quigley said.
Edwards (top left) will be sentenced on December 23rd, 2000 for the murder of Ms Rimer and Ms Glennon, as well as violent sexually motivated attacked on two other women.
He will have 21 days to lodge his own appeal against the guilty virdicts.
By July, the DPP had spent $5.1 million prosecuting Edwards, with another $2,8 mllion budgeted for this financial year. Legal Aid spent $3.5 million on Edwards's defence and it cost about $13,500 a day to run the seven month trial.
Alison Fan Fans Her Sons Name
Subiaco Post 12th December 2000
Alison Fan tying to persuade her barrister son Jason McLaughlin
to do a television interview
An instantly recognizable mother and her highly achieving son were on the same side in the Supreme Court of Western Australia on Monday. Veteran television reporter Alison Fan McLaughlin turned up at the same court as her barrister son Mr Jason McLaughlin SC.
Mr Jason McLaughlin SC. was representing Three television stations in an application for a police video connected to the Claremont Se4rial Killing Case. The broadcasters presented affidavits supporting their case, and who better to swear one than Alison Fan Mc#Laughlin, who reported daily on the seven month trial of Bradley Edwards. Then she settled onto the press benched to report on her son's detailed arguments as to why the court should release the video.
Afterwards, outside the Hay Street, Footpath, Alison Fan continued to do her job, vigorously trying to persuade the lawyer, her son, to participate in an interview. Her declined politely, refraining from saying no mum",
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Claremont Serial Killer Verdict Live
Bradley Robert Edwards
Found Guilty On 2 Counts Of Murder 7NEWS
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Julie Leanne Cutler disappeared in 1988
Cold Case Homicide detectives have begun searching sand dunes at Cottesloe beach today as part of their ongoing investigation into the 1988 disappearance of Julie Cutler. The search follows a fresh appeal for information that was made in June – which marked 30 years since she was last seen leaving a staff function at the Parmelia Hilton Hotel in Perth on June 20, 1988
JULIE LEANNE CUTLER – PERTH WA – $250,000 Reward. Case date: Monday 20 June 1988 Location: MILL STREET PERTH 22 years of age at the time of disappearance. Light skinned. Dark brown shoulder-length hair. 160cm (5 feet 3 inches) tall. Medium build. Green eyes. Last seen wearing a black evening dress with a high collar and gold buttons on the shoulder and black patent leather shoes. Carrying a leather shoulder bag and a white plastic bag believed to contain her hotel workers uniform .BACKGROUND:
Julie Leanne Cutler was 22 years of age at the time of her disappearance. She enjoyed reading, writing and socialising with friends. She was working casually at the Parmelia Hilton Hotel in Perth as a room attendant and lived in Fremantle with a female flatmate.
CASE DETAILS: On the evening of Sunday 19 June 1988, Miss Cutler was working at the Parmelia Hilton Hotel, 14 Mill Street, Perth. After finishing her shift, she attended a staff awards night at Julianna’s nightclub, which was part of the Parmelia Hilton. It is believed that around 180 people attended this function until around 12.30am on Monday 20 June 1988. Miss Cutler and a female co-worker left the work function, walking together to the staff parking area of the hotel. Miss Cutler was seen by her co-worker bending into the open front passenger side door of her car. Miss Cutler’s car was a two-tone grey and black Fiat sedan registered number 6CW749. It is believed that Miss Cutler then re-entered the hotel and function until it finished, before returning to her vehicle and driving away. The Fiat sedan was last seen turning left from Mill Street onto Mounts Bay Road. Miss Cutler did not arrive home in Fremantle that night and did not attend work at the hotel for her rostered shift later that day. In the morning of Tuesday 21 June 1988 Miss Cutler’s flatmate reported her missing.
VEHICLE LOCATED: About 11.45am on Wednesday 22 June 1988, Miss Cutler’s car was located several meters off the shoreline at Cottesloe Beach by a swimmer. The car was about halfway between the Surf Life Saving Club and the groyne. At this time the car was upside down, half-buried in the sand. The rear seat of the vehicle was located separately to the vehicle. The person or persons responsible for Miss Cutler’s disappearance have not yet been identified.
If you have any information about the disappearance of Julie Leanne Cutler, please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make an online report below. Please remember that you can remain anonymous if you wish and rewards are offered.
Cold Case Homicide detectives have begun searching sand dunes at Cottesloe beach today as part of their ongoing investigation into the 1988 disappearance of Julie Cutler. The search follows a fresh appeal for information that was made in June – which marked 30 years since she was last seen leaving a staff function at the Parmelia Hilton Hotel in Perth on June 20, 1988.
Kerry Turner disappeaed in 1991
Sue and John Turner, the parents of Kerry Turner, have made a renewed plea for information 25 years after her unexplained murder.
Father of murdered Perth woman Kerry Turner renews plea for information to solve 1991 death
PerthNow June 28, 201
“She never came home, you can imagine how that was for us,” Mr Turner told ABC radio.
“We think about this every single day, in some way or another we remember our daughter, so it’s always fresh.
“We miss Kerry so much, her tragic loss has left a gaping hole in our family of missing grandchildren, possibly even great-grandchildren.”
He described his daughter, a childcare worker, as a lovely, bubbly and happy person with no fear.
Acting Superintendent Peter Branchi said police believed there were people who knew what happened to Kerry and urged them to call Crime Stoppers.
“Over time allegiances change, people change and circumstances change, and someone who may have felt intimidated or uncomfortable sharing information with police back in the 1990s may now be in a position to do so,” he said.
THE father of murdered teenager Kerry Turner says the pain is as raw today as when it happened in the winter of 1991.
This week marks 25 years since his 18-year-old daughter went missing in Perth and was found four weeks later in bushland 40km away.
Her killer was never caught and the murder remains unsolved.
John Turner has appealed for anyone with information about his daughter’s death to come forward along with WA police, who say people who were not willing to do so at the time might be now.
Mr Turner said he believed there were people out there who saw or knew something.
Kerry had been out nightclubbing on the night of June 29 with her best friend, but the pair had become separated.
She was seen hitchhiking before a taxi dropped her off at a cafe in suburban Victoria Park.
From there witnesses saw her get into a dark blue car with distinctive wheels, possibly a Datsun 260z, after 5am.
That was the last time she was seen and Mr Turner and his wife and Kerry’s mother Sue endured a torturous four weeks until walkers discovered her body near the Canning dam.
Kerry Turner as 18-year-old Perth teenager Kerry Turner, on her way home from a night out in the city of Perth, accepted a lift from a driver in Victoria Park and was never seen alive again. Kerry Turner disappeared on June 30, 1991, after accepting a lift in Victoria Park. The death of Kerry was the second tragedy for John and his wife Sue, who immigrated to Perth from the UK in 1970 for a better life. In 1985, their son, Jamie, 18, died after being injected with drugs by a man who was later convicted of his manslaughter.
Sarah Anne McMahon
The last publicly known sighting of Sarah Anne McMahon was in Claremont when she left Hugall and Hoile, her Claremont workplace, at about 5.20pm on November 8, 2000, after talking on the phone .... Sarah's last known phone call was with Donald Morey, aka Matusevich ..... it is believed that Sarah has arranged to meet with Donald Morey, aka Matusevich in the Midland area
Ian Stanford, 54, was a passenger in a car driven by Lisa Mighall when he saw a woman getting into a white vehicle, which he said may have been a ute with a canopy. "It looked to be in reasonable condition ... no writing on the side of it," he said. "As we went past the back of the car, the tailgate was up and there was a person holding it up ... I couldn't understand why there was a girl or a lady ... and she was in the process of getting in the back. "I remember saying to Lisa, 'after what's gone on in this area, I can't understand why someone would do that'." Mr Stanford said he never saw the woman's face but she was wearing a white top and black skirt.
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Claremont Serial Killer Bombshell
Horseman Reports Clue To Possible Sarah Spiers Site - Liam Bartlett Feb 11th 2022
Where Is Sarah Spiers - New Evidence In Sarah's Possible Whereabouts
The Claremont Serial Killer Bradley Edwards
May Have Been Responsible For Other Serious Crimes
The Woman Who Escaped The Bogey Man Claremont Serial Killer
Bradley Robert Edwards 60 Minutes Australia
Bradley Robert Edwards was back in court today as his arrest was re-lived in evidence from WA police
Why did the police when contacted in 1997 about a possible sighting of person at the possible sight of the burying of the body of Sarah Speirs fully investigate such sighting?
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Police will not say whether they have visited the Hills site nominated by a horse trainer as the possible disposal site for a body.
The trainer told the POST he recognised an image of Claremont killer Bradley Edwards as the man carrying a shovel he saw emerging from bush at dawn the morning Sarah Spiers vanished ( Horseman reports clue to Spiers site, POST, February 12).
The POST asked police a series of questions based on the man’s account, including whether they had excavated the spot he nominated. He has told the POST the location. This week a police spokesman replied: “The information was first reported to police in October 1997 and has been investigated.
“The further reports received have also been investigated appropriately.
“There is no evidence to validate the information, and the whereabouts of Sarah remain unknown.
“WA Police will never give up in their efforts to find Sarah.”
The trainer contacted the POST because after reporting to police what he had seen, he had no further contact from them.
He said he had not been asked to show police the direction from which he saw the man with the shovel walking.
Sarah Spiers vanished early on the morning after Australia Day 1966, after visiting Club Bayview in Claremont.
Bradley Robert Edwards is serving a minimum 38-year sentence for the murders of Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon, who also disappeared after partying in Claremont in 1996 and 1997.
Edwards was acquitted of the murder of Sarah Spiers.
Because her body has not been found, police were unable to make a forensic link between her and her killer.
The trainer said that after his report, he and another person became spooked as detectives concentrated their investigations on three other local men, including Cottesloe public servant Lance Williams, who in 2009 turned out to have nothing to do with the three murders.
He said he had become alarmed and feared that he would be treated as a suspect.
But recently he read POST editor Bret Christian’s book on the murders, Stalking Claremont, and believed he recognised the image of the man he had seen.
Carmel Barbagello SC Deputy WA Director Public Prosecutions who acted For
Chris Dawson WA Commissioner of Police in the Bradley Robert Edwards Murder Trial
Carmel Barbagello SC was the Deputy WA Director of Public Prosecutions who was Acting For Chris Dawson the WA Commissioner of Police in the prosecution of Bradley Robert Edwards who was charged for the murders of SarahSpiers,JaneRimmer and CiaraGlennon.
Ms Barbagallo has 25 years’ legal experience commencing in general practice in regional Queensland before taking on a variety of roles in the ACT, Victoria and Western Australia.
Sarah Spiers, Ciara Glennon and Jane Rimmer
Bradley Robert Edwards Photo One
Bradley Robert Edwards Photo Two
Bradley Robert Edwards was on trial for the murders of Sarah Speirs, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon, and was found guilty by Justice Stephen Hall for the murders of Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon, but found not guilty of Sarah Speirs
Bradley Robert Edwards and
Carmel Barbagello SC Deputy Director Public Prosecutions For Western Australia
Paul Yovich SC Head Legal Counsel Representing Bradley Robert Edwards At His Murder Trial
aul Yovich SC, the head ;legal counsel representing Bradley Robert Edwards at his murder trial
Paul Yovich's defense is simple.... "my client Bradley Robert Edwards is not guilty of thew murder of Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon .,, because he did not commit these murders ....
Lauriee Webb Former Senior Path West Scientist Sacked For Not Following Proper DNA Research Protocols In Criminal Cases
Lauriee Webb, for senior Scientist at PathWest, who was sacked for not following the proper protocols in DNA Research in Criminal Cases, who had been named as a possible suspect in tampering with the DNA and Ciara Glennon and the DNA of Bradley Edwards.There is an allegation is court documents that Laurie Webb may have been involved in deliberately adding Bradley Robert Edwards' DNA to Ciara Glennon's DNA, using a deliberately left container of Ciara Glennon's DNA untested for many years so that the DNA of the person to be selected to be framed for the Claremont Serial Killings could at the right time be added to Ciara Glennon's DNA
David John Caporn Former Macro Task Force Head and
Former Assistant WA Police Commissioner,
who had to quickly resign form the WA Police after being accused by the High Court of Australia for conspiring with other WA Police and WA Senior DPP Prosecutor Kenneth Paul Bates for conspiracy to pervert the course of justice in Andrew Mallard's murder trial, ad was also accused of interfering in the charging of well known WA Footballer Barry Cable who was accused by a women of sexual assault against her when she was a child
David John Caporn has been accused in court documents of deliberately investigating the wrong people for the Claremont Serial Killings ,
to help protect powerful police and a powerful well-connected wealthy Perth Businessman who Sarah Anne McMahon named in a sworn statement as being involved with the Claremont Serial Killings.
David John Caporm quickly resigned from the Western Australian Police Service after being named in the High Court of Australia for being involved with other police and former senior DPP Prosecutor, Kenneth Bates for conspiring ro pervert the course of justice for presenting false and misleading information and evidence at Andrew Mallard's trial at which he was wrongly convicted for the murder of Pamela Lawrence and as a result spent 12 years in prison for a murder her did no commit. Andrew Mallard, was killed on 18th April, 2019 by a hit and run driveri on Sunset Boulevard, in Los Angeles California, United States while he was using his $3 million compensation payout to pay a top Sydney barrister for issue a private prosecution for conspiracy to pervert the course of justice against David John Caporn, Kenneth Bates and others for conspiracy to pervert the course odf justice.
"We were all very, very relieved and happy that we got the result we wanted," says Jenny Rimmer. "And it just seemed unreal that finally he'd been convicted."
Mr Spiers, too, found comfort in those verdicts.
"That gave us great peace of mind that he was going to be put away and taken out of the community," he said. "He'll never bother anyone again."
Edwards hid in plain sight for more than 20 years before his arrest in 2016
Two decades in advancements in forensic science helped unmask the Claremont killer.
When Don Spiers sat in the packed courtroom in the WA Supreme Court in late September he had everything at stake. He had waited 25 years for some kind of justice for his daughter, Sarah.
Twenty-five years of unremitting agony. For a third of his life he had been grieving his child, not knowing what had happened to her.
Sarah Spiers had been the first of three young women to go missing in the wealthy Perth suburb of Claremont where a suspected serial killer had preyed in the mid-1990s. She was only 18. Hers was the only body not found and the lack of physical evidence meant her murder would be the hardest to prove.
Mr Spiers' suffering has been immense. "It never leaves you," he tells Australian Story 16 years after he was first interviewed by the program.
"No matter how hard you try, you can't ignore it. There's probably not an hour of any day that passes that I don't think of Sarah. It was our lovely daughter and we'll never forget that — never, never, ever."
Bradley Robert Edwards was on trial for the murder of Sarah in January 1996, Jane Rimmer a few months later and Ciara Glennon, a 27-year-old lawyer, in early 1997. All of them had been making their way home from clubs in Claremont when they disappeared.
Three sets of parents became connected by the unthinkable, a profound connection that would sustain them through the trial and beyond the verdict.
Jenny Rimmer still goes to the cemetery and talks to her daughter, Jane.
"She was a lovely little girl. Very bubbly. She was just a delight to be around."
Her daughter was 23 and working in childcare when she had her life brutally taken.
Ms Rimmer's sadness is for the life she never got to live. "I miss her. I just think to myself, she would be married with probably three or four children. She loved children. It's just so sad that she never got to do that."
"I never thought they'd find anybody," Ms Rimmer said.
"It had been going on for so long and I just thought it was a lost cause, really."
For Mr Spiers, it was not wholly unexpected.
"I've always had a gut feeling that he would eventually be arrested because forensics were getting better and the police were very determined to get an end result."
“Claremont’s Darkest Secrets . (They Have Blood On Their Hands) ...” .....
“The Truth Behind The Claremont Serial Killings Must Be Exposed..
In loving memory and dedication to the victims of the Claremont Serial Killers
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“Claremont’s Darkest Secrets . (They Have Blood On Their Hands) ...” ..... The untold truth of the Claremont Serial Killings must be told ..: so that the victims of the Claremont Serial Killers can have their final say .., the truth will shock the public of Western Australia, who may rather believe what the Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions for Western Australia... Prosecutor Carmel Barbagallo SC ..,, with a $100 million dollar budget paid by the people of Western Australia to prosecute Bradley Robert Edwards at a six month trial with over 200 witnesses and over 20,000 exhibits ... has desperately tried to convince His Honour Justice Stephen Hall ... “ ... that confessed rapist .... Telecom Technician Bradley Robert Edwards is the lone Claremont Serial Killer ..., “ .... the readers of “Claremont’s Darkest Secrets (They Have Blood On Their Handsome )” .... will be given the opportunity to make up their own minds .,,24-Year Investigation - The Untold Story Of The Claremont Serial Murders - Ciara Glennon, a much loved Irish-Australian Lawyer, and much loved Australian girls Julie Cutler... Sarah Spiers... Jane Rimmer and Sarah Anne McMahon ... all abducted near Claremont and the City of Perth .. which .is described by author Debi Marshal in her book about the Claremont Serial Killings as ‘"The Devil’s Garden’ ... believed to all have all been abducted and brutally murdered right under the noses of the Western Australian Police ... with those involved in the Claremont Serial Killers hiding in plain site of the Western Australian Public ... but their criminal activities well known by the Western Australian Police long before the abduction and murder of Irish-Australian Lawyer Ciara Glennon and the abduction and murder of young innocent vulnerable Australian girls Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer and Sarah Anne McMahon ...
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Jane Rimmer Last Seen Hitching by 4 Uni Students 12.30 am 9th June 1996 Hitching on Stirling Highway towards the City of Perth
This fact was deliberately withheld by the Police, the State of WA, the DPP for WA and the Prosecutor Carmel Barbagallo SC from the Bradley Robert Edwards/Claremont Serial Killer Trial .. The Question Is Why Was This Important Material Fact Withheld?
Another important question to be answered is why the Western Australian Police and Telecom/Telstra did not flag up the name of Bradley Robert Edwards in the 1995 and 1996 when the WA Police requested from Telecom/Telstra to supply a list of drivers with access to Telstra vans and cars in 1995 and 1996 ,,,,,, it is strangely claimed at the trial by the WA Police and Prosecution .... that the name of Bradley Robert Edwards was not flagged up in 1995/1996/1997/1998 as a suspect in the 1995 Karakatta Rape and/or the disappearance of Sarah Spiers in January 1996, the abductions andor murders of Jane Rimmer in June 1996 and Ciara Glennon in March 1997 ...being the only Telecom/Telstra employee with access to Telecom.Telstra vehicles who had a serious criminal record of a serious sexual assault conviction for the 1990 Hollywood assault, where the female victim stated she believed at the time that Bradley Robert Edwards was going to kill her.... how and why was the name of Bradley Robert Edwards left off the Telecom/Telstra List of Drivers that had access to Telecom/Telstra vans and cars in 1995, 1996 and 1997, 1998 ..... one answer could that the WA Police had already knew that BR Edwards had committed the Karrakatta Rape in 1995 but needed to add his DNA to one of the CSK Victim's DNA and take it the UK for Low Copy Type DNA Testing to help frame BR Edwards for all the Claremont Serial Killings ... if the WA Police and the DPP for WA are right about BR Edwards being the sole Claremont Serial Killer ... then if they had done their job properly in 1995 after the Karrakatta Rape happened the police would have and should have immediately flagged up the name of Bradley Robert Edwards in 1995 by searching the police files for people with similar criminal sexual assault convictions in a nearby area . then the Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon would still be alive...... Hollywood is close to Claremont and Karrakatta and the 1990 Hollywood assault on a female is a very similar crime to the 1995 Karratta Rape with BR Edwards only having recently finished his tw year probation period... ... thus it is impossible for name of Bradley Robert Edwards would not have been on their radar and flagged up as a suspect in the 1995 Karrakatta Rape immediately the 1995 Karrakatta Rape was reported....
Please take the time to read “Claremont’s Darkest Secrets . (They Have Blood On Their Hands) ...”
“The Truth Behind The Claremont Serial Killings Must Be Exposed.... for some answers....
and discover further questions to be answered about the Claremont Serial Killings
Frank Silas and two other men who called themselves CARK (Citizens for Apprehension of the Real Killer) called a press conference because they weren't happy happy with Macro's inaction.
"We know the Claremont killer" The Post Newspaper 2001/09/01
Mr Silas said this week he believed " the scratches had been made by a person, because each scratch was about 5mm wide and they were spaced like human fingers."
Mr Silas said that after Ms Glennon's body had been found, he had phoned Fremantle Police and Crime Stoppers to tell of his suspicions. He said detectives had not interviewed the man until eight months after Mr Silas' first call. Available at the State Library - http://encore.slwa.wa.gov.au/iii/encore/record/C__Rb2028647?lang=eng
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9ntidqi1...dl=0&preview=We+know+the+Claremont+killer.pdf ...The three men said that on the Tuesday after Ms Glennon disappeared their fellow worker, a casual employee, had arrived at work very defensive about the four distinct scratches on his face, which they said appeared to have been made by fingernails. He had kept to himself at the back of the factory and attempted to hide his face behind his hair... ...Mr Silas said the casual employee had tried to conceal scratches on his face when the two came face to face in the factory kitchen on the morning of the Tuesday after Ms Glennon's disappearance. The man had been evasive about how he had received the scratches, finally saying his dogs had jumped up on him.
Mr Silas said this week he believed the scratches had been made by a person, because each scratch was about 5mm wide and they were spaced like human fingers. Frank Silas and two other men who called themselves CARK (Citizens for Apprehension of the Real Killer) called a press conference because they weren't happy happy with Macro's inaction.
Claremont Serial Killer, 1996 - 1997, Perth, Western Australia webslueths.com P.60
The apparent lack of media referral to anything to do with Frank Silas, the CARK or this 2001 article, raises questions about the potential for a massive cover up of something about this case, and will do nothing to allay any suspicions or rumours of BRE potentially being falsely accused of some of the charges that have already been laid.
He said he had called another supervisor, now aged 31, who sneaked a look at the scratches. Mr Silas said the casual employee man had frequently claimed to be famous, and some days after Ms Glennon was found the man had said he was "more famous than Christopher Skase". Mr Silas had been puzzled until he realised the newspaper that morning had the Claremont murders on the front page and a report about Christopher Skase on page three.
Mr Silas said that after Ms Glennon's body had been found, he had phoned Fremantle Police and Crime Stoppers to tell of his suspicions. He said detectives had not interviewed the man until eight months after Mr Silas' first call.
Mr Silas said police had later told him the man had said he could not remember where he had been that night in March. Mr Silas said police had said they'd checked security alarm records and they believed there had been no nightshift at the factory that night. This week, Mr Silas disputed this, saying he had proof. The casual employee's girlfriend had later got a job in the same factory. She once remarked that a factory process felt the same as stabbing someone. Her boyfriend had been an excellent worker but had been sacked for assaulting a female worker at the factory. He had later been re-employed. Mr Silas had become frustrated at what he saw as lack of police action, and turned detective himself. He'd made excuses to call at the former casual employee's home and to check out his van. He said that once he had seen what appeared to be a pattern of blood spots on the inside roof of the van; they had gone brown after being treated with an organic cleaner. The man had once unbolted the front seat of the van and said he was looking for an earring. His girlfriend did not wear earrings. She began wearing a claddagh ring, but did not know what it was. Ciara Glennon had been wearing a claddagh brooch when she disappeared. It has not been found. Mr Silas said the casual employee had been a craftsman who had the skills to convert a brooch to a ring... ...Mr Silas said he believed the couple was still together, and worked as a team. The man had phoned the factory three times recently trying to get a reference for jobs, once from Victoria, once from Queensland and most recently from Darwin... "We know the Claremont killer" The Post Newspaper 2001/09/01 Available at the State Library - http://encore.slwa.wa.gov.au/iii/encore/record/C__Rb2028647?lang=eng "We know the Claremont killer" -Christian, Bret. Index Entries | 2001. Summary: Police say at least 12 people have been named repeatedly as suspects in the Claremont serial murders inquiry. Silas is convinced he knows the identity of the killer. Subjects: Serial murder -- Western Australia -- Claremont. _ Silas, Frank. Found In Subiaco post, 1 Sept. 2001, p.1,55, (Battye newspaper), .b16826188.
Frank Silas and two other men who called themselves CARK (Citizens for Apprehension of the Real Killer) called a press conference because they weren't happy happy with Macro's inaction.
Australia Claremont Serial Killer, 1996 - 1997, Perth, Western Australia - #10 P.5 http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?325918-Australia-Claremont-Serial-Killer-1996-1997-Perth-Western-Australia-10/page5 If BRE was to plead not guilty to the 1997 murder of CG, ... With Frank Silas and friends (if still alive) to be called as witnesses.
Claremont Serial Killer, 1996 - 1997, Perth, Western Australia webslueths.com P.60
The apparent lack of media referral to anything to do with Frank Silas, the CARK or this 2001 article, raises questions about the potential for a massive cover up of something about this case, and will do nothing to allay any suspicions or rumours of BRE potentially being falsely accused of some of the charges that have already been laid.
With Frank Silas and friends (if still alive) to be called as witnesses. With the ex-workmate (+female partner) that Frank Silas reported to police, and that the Police reportedly, and belatedly investigated, to be drawn into the case. THE serial killer behind the 1994 Claremont murders may be leaving clues ... Page 192 - Apparently aman named Frank Silas and two other men who called themselves
CARK (Citizens forApprehension of the Real Killer) called a press conference because they weren't happy happy with Macro's inaction.
I. A news article in the Subiaco Post Newspaper ( a copy can be located on the http://www.wikipediaexposed.org/csk_p.9.html website) l shortly after the disappearance of Ciara Glennon stated that a police officer at the Claremont Police Station stated that the police were looking for a man and a woman who they believed were involved in the abduction of Ciara Glennon ad that there was a police car circling the streets around the part of Claremont where Ciara Glennon had last been seen on Stirling Highway by a number of witnesses All these police officers should be placed on the witness stand as to their memory of things that went on at the material time and be asked why they believed that a man and a woman were suspected of being involved with the disappearance of Giara Glennon,
J.The Taxi Driver Steven Ross who picked up Sarah Spiers, and a man and woman who seemed to know each other at the Conti Hotel in Claremont the night before Sarah Spiers disappeared. Steven Ross dropped the female in Nedlands and then drove Sarah Spiers and the man to the Windsor Hotel in South Perth, where the man virtually pushed Sarah Spiers to get out of the taxi with the an at the Windsor Hotel.
K. Noel Coward made public statement about a part time taxi driver living in Fremanlte who was well known as Taxi Tony who Noel Coward stated was involved with a girl named Michelle is helping to abduct Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon and he also stated these girls were abducted to be used in the making iof snuff movies to be sold overseas with a man flying out of Australia with the snuff movie that was made the morning after each girl disappeared wit. He also said that Michelle left Western Australia and went to the Eastern States for a a month after each girl disappeared. The police and the prosecution have never been interest in this information, which seems to tie in wit the fact that as shown at the trial in evidence that the neck bone of Jane Rimmer was cut out ,,, which would be be expected to happen is a man had abducted Jane Rimmer for sexual gratification ,,,, it would not make any sense ,,, it would make more sense that the neck bone was cut out of Jane Rimmer to be sold as a body part and/or the making of a snuff movie..
L. It is noted that Andrew Mallard stated that he sometimes stayed and smoked Grass with a girl named Michelle who lived in a flat in Monument Street, Mosman Park who was quite heavy into drugs, This may be important because Michelle was the name of the girl Noel Coward mentioned and she lived near the phone box in Mosman Park where witnessed said they heard screams coming from a car where two doors slammed and then the car drove off. It is also noted that there must have been two people in that car besides the girl that screamed because two doors slammed just before the car drove off ….
M. Girls who used to drink and party at the Continental Hotel and Club Bay View in Claremont have stated it was common knowledge among girls who drunk and partied at the Continental Hotel and Club Bay View in Claremont that police from the Cottesloe Police Station used to pick up girls drunk and/or high on drugs such as crystal meth between around 11 pm and 3 am in the morning as what was meant to be a public service to make sure the girls arrived home safely. However, sometimes a girl by herself were driven by police to parties at the Cottesloe Police Station and sometimes were driven by the police to parties at the Mosman Park home of a powerful well connected wealthy business person. It was at one of these parties that Julie Cutler died. To help destroy any DNA and fingerprint evidence the Fiat Car belonging to Julie Cutler was placed in the water at Cottesloe Beach, and Julie Cutler’s body disposed off in the Swan River…by police under orders of a powerful well connected wealthy Perth business person
N. Unfortunately, once the police at the Cottesloe Police Station were involved with the death and disposal of the body of Julie Cutler, even though it was not the intention of the police who were there at the party were Julie Cutler died, for her to die, the powerful well connected wealthy Perth business person had complete control of the police involved, to the point he could make them do and act in anyway he demanded for fear of them being exposed and blamed for the death and disposal of Julie Cutter…. Basically this helped this powerful well connected wealthy Perth business person obtain his “Green Light” status which meant that he was protected by the Western Australian Police from being investigated and/or arrested and/or charges for any criminal offences he was involved with regardless how serious they were. There examples on public record that show this powerful well-connected wealthy Perth business person committed serious criminal offences that were easily provable however he was never arrested for such criminal behaviour.
O. Because of the large volume complexity of the evidence that has been at the trial and the length of the trial of the State of Western Australia v Bradley Robert Edwards being 184 of 2018 in the Supreme Court of Western Australia, is would virtually impossible for another justice to hear this application and it would be much more practical for His Honour Justice Hall to hear this application.
(P) More further and better particulars will be provided at a full hearing of this application.
29. Case(s) referred to: Australasian Meat Industry Employees Union Mudginberri Station Pty Ltd (1986) 161 CLR 98
Channel Ltd v EGM Cosmetics (1981) ESR 471
Chilstern District Council v Keen (1985} 1 WLR 619
Harmsworth v Harnsworth (1987) 1 WLR 1676
Lynwood v Andrews and Moore (1988) 58 LT 615
Re Elson (1824) 3 LJ Old Series KB 75; 107 English Reports 855
The Queen v Pearse, unreported: FCt SCt of WA, Library No 920206, 30th March 1992
Carew-Reid and Ors v Carew Corporation C 5 of 1993,
unreported: FCt SCt of WA, Library No 930354
Goldsmith v Sandilands [2002] HCA 31; (2002) 76 ALJR 1024 HCP v The State of Western Australia [2019] WASCA 38
R v Soma [2003] HCA 13; (2003) 212 CLR 299
The State of Western Australia v McBride [2015] WASC 275
LFG v The State of Western Australia [2015] WASCA 88
R v Glennon [1992] HCA 16; (1992) 173 CLR 592
Steele v The State of Western Australia [2018] WASCA 133
TVM v The State of Western Australia [2007] WASC 299; (2007) 180 A Crim R 183
Dated 18th June 2020 Signed: Wikipedia Exposed Media Group (WEMO)
Marathon Claremont serial killings trial ends after seven months of hearings By Andrea Mayes Key points: The trial of Bradley Robert Edwards has run for seven months The defence has raised doubts about fibre and DNA evidence The prosecution says the combined evidence is overwhelming
The long-running Claremont serial killings trial is at an end, after defence counsel Paul Yovich SC wrapped up his closing argument to the WA Supreme Court this afternoon about why Bradley Edwards should not be found guilty of the triple murders that shocked Perth more than two decades ago. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.abc.net.au/article/12391428
Edwards, 51, has been on trial for the past seven months for the wilful murder of 18-year-old Sarah Spiers in January 1996, of 23-year-old Jane Rimmer in June the same year, and of Ms Glennon in March 1997. Mr Yovich closed the defence's case by telling Justice Stephen Hall he could not be satisfied beyond reasonable doubt Edwards killed Ms Spiers, Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon. He said it was not even even possible to conclude that the same person killed all three women "despite fact that community has been acting on that basis for the past 20 years". It was "perfectly plausible that different offenders are responsible," Mr Yovich said. Mr Yovich said although there were certain commonalities between the deaths of Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon, including the likely cause of their deaths from neck injuries and the concealment of their bodies by covering them in branches in bush locations, there was little to connect their deaths to that of Ms Spiers — whose body has never been found. In relation to Ms Glennon and Ms Rimmer, Mr Yovich said "we accept those features in combination mean it would be open for Your Honour to find that the same person could be responsible beyond reasonable doubt". He said Edwards's known movements on the night of Ms Spiers's death and the following day also militated against finding he killed the young receptionist. "The accused's opportunity … to offend against Sarah Spiers is so tight as to make it highly unlikely that he was the offender," he said. Acknowledging the importance of the case, Mr Yovich said there was no doubt the community and the families of the victims "yearn for closure". "But a conviction or convictions founded on inadequate evidence and not by powerful satisfaction beyond reasonable doubt on any of the counts will not constitute proper closure," he said. The marathon trial has been running since November and has recorded more than 10,000 pages of transcript encompassing more than 200 witnesses.
Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich has been publicly named as a suspect as being responsible for the Murder of Sarah Anne McMahon
Sarah Anne McMahon, who disappeared 8th November, 2000,
The Coronor hearing the Sarah Anne McMahon Inquest has ruled the Sarah Anne McMahon died from homicide. Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich has been named by the police and a witness as being involved in the murder of Sarah Anne McMahon
Sarah Anne McMahon, who disappeared 8th November, 2000, the girl who was murdered because she knew too much about the powerful people in Perth, Western Australia who were involved and behind the Claremont Serial Killings. Sarah Anne McMahon, made a sworn statement about what she knew about who was involved in the Claremont Serial Killings. The sworn statement made by Sarah Anne McMahon has constantly been ignored by the WA Police, the WA Director of Public of Public Prosecutions and the WA Government and was also ignored Bradley Robert Edwards' defence Team. Over $100 million dollars have been spend by the Western Australian Government on behalf of the people of Western Australia, with the support of the Western Australian Freemason controlled mainstream media, to convince the families of the victims, the Western Australian and Australian Pubic and the world that Bradley Robert Edwards was to sole person involved in, and that planned and carried out the the abductions of Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon, the media have publicly named the Claremont Serial Killings.
There is clear evidence and information set out in the new book being published named “Claremont’s Darkest Secrets . (They Have Blood On Their Hands) ...” showing that the WA Police could have easily arrested Bradley Robert Edwards by the end of 1995 for the attack at a young 17 year-old girl at Perth's Karrakatta Cemetery on February 11, 1995 and the Huniitngton attack in 1988, and not wait nearly 20 years later to arrest Bradley Robert Edwards...
The book “Claremont’s Darkest Secrets . (They Have Blood On Their Hands) ...” helps explain why the Western Australian Police waited from 1996 to 2014 to arrest Bradley Robert Edwards for the attack at a young 17 year-old girl at Perth's Karrakatta Cemetery on February 11, 1995 and the Huntington attack in 1988. If Bradley Robert Edwards is the true sole Claremont Serial Killer, stalking the streets of Claremont and Cottesloe in the 1980's and
1990's, then his reign of terror who have come to an abrupt end if Bradley Robert Edwards was properly dealt with by the WA Police, the WA Courts, the WA DPP, his employers Telstra (formerly Telecom, who it is understood Bradley Edwards' father also worked for as well) and the WA Freemason controlled Mainstream Media for his 1990 attack on a female at the Hollywood Hospital in 1990, and/or quickly interviewed and arrested in 1995 for the attack at a young 17 year-old girl at Perth's Karrakatta Cemetery on February 11, 1995 and the Huntington attack in 1988.
Sarah Anne McMahon, stated in her sworn statement made before she was murdered, that Julie Cutler was one of the first Claremont Serial Murders Victims.
Julie Cutler Disappeared in 1988 and was Named In Sarah Anne McMahon's Sworn Statement Being One Of The Claremont Serial Murders Victims.
Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich has been publicly named as a suspect as being responsible for the Murder of Sarah Anne McMahon, but for some reason the Western Australian Police Service seem not to have tried too hard or put much serious resources and effort into investigating Donald Victor Morey’s involvement if the abduction and murder of Anne Sarah McMahon.
Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich confessed to Mrs Allen the wife of his boss Mr Gareth Allen, who owned the house in Marangaroo, were Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich lived at the material time that he had killed many times before and would be happy to kill her husband if she wished, after ease dropping a big argument between his boss and his wife.
Mrs Allen stated that Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich stated her “ … I was in the S.A.S that’s were I was taught to kill people. I have killed before…”
Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich had access to a mechanical workshop at his boss Mr Gareth Evan’s trucking yard, where he worked maintaining his boss’s trucks that travelled between Western Australia and the Eastern States and between Perth and northern towns in Western Australia.
As it seems clear on the evidence at Sarah Anne McMahon’s Inquest and from other evidence and information that Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich was selling Sarah Anne McMahon $10,000 lots of amphetamine, he would have had the cash for access to new vehicles and was able to cut and shut rebuild vehicles that he could set up himself and build a fake taxi and thus did not have to purchase a taxi plate.
In the 1970’s Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich was convicted by murdering a prisoner in his cell with an axe, however his murder conviction was set aside by the High Court of Australia on a technicality and a retrial was ordered. However, before the conviction as set aside the only witness to seeing Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich murdering the other prisoner was also found dead in his cell. Thus with no living witnesses Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich was found not guilty at his retrial after making an unsworn statement in the dock stating it was the other prisoner in the cell that committed the murder and it was not him.
Shortly after Sarah Anne McMahon disappeared on 8th November, 2000, Mrs Allen, the wife of Mr Gareth Allen, the boss of Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich rang the police to say that while cleaning the room of Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich, she found a bag, that she knew was regularly with Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich.
This bag that Mrs Allen saw looked like a bag a serial killer would have which had, which she claimed contained two grey rolls of dirty grey used gaffer tape, four lengths of ropes with knots in the ends about two feel long, two knives, one was Mr Allen’s pocket knife, two large rubber bands, one condom in a packet , two pornographic magazines with photos of deal females, between five and seven key rings and a map. Mrs Allen stated that the porn magazines contained pictures contained pictures of men with blood on their genitals and women tied up who appeared to be dead, At the material time the Police were actively looking for a person who could be the sort of person to be involved in the CSK, and thus should have come straight over in a 30 minute’s drive from the CIB office in Perth, to come and collect this bag belonging to Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich. However, it took the police 4 days to come an collect this bag belonging to Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich. This gave plenty of time of the female partner of Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich to come and collect this bag belonging to Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich. Any reasonable person would think it was extremely strange why the police took 4 days to come an collect this bag belonging to Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich, and could easily come to the conclusion that corrupt police rang the female partner of Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich to warn her to come and collect the bag before the police get there to collect the bag because Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich was in a corrupt involvement with corrupt police and had murdered Sarah Anne McMahon to stop her from coming forward as a witness to stay the a well off well connected business person and certain police were involved in The Clarement Serial Killings. Evidence came out at Sarah Anne McMahon’s Inquest that Sarah Anne McMahon was selling and distributing $10,000 parcels of illegal drugs such as Chrystal Meth. Thus, it seems clear that Donald Victor Morey aka Matusevich was involved with a much larger illegal drug dealer handing out $10,000 lots of Chrystal Meth to people for sale.
There in ample evidence that certain Western Australian Police have for a long time been involved with the supply and distribution of illegal drugs in Western Australia. For example in the 1980’s when well known illegal drug deal Paul Mausari was on trial for selling heroin, he yelled form the Dock and pointed at the Drug Squad Detectives sitting in the front row of the District Court stating to the judge … “ ,,,, your honour a admit that my business is selling heroine …but the police officers sitting in the front row of the court who arrested my on these drug selling charges were my business partners for many years …. So what I can not understand is why are these police officers also charged with me for supplying and selling heroine?” …. Of course as the police are protected from arrest and prosecution the police were never charged and simply went on an find another person to sell the illegal drugs for them ,,,,, Of course the well-controlled Western Australian Media who attended this court case never reported what Paul Maussari said to the judge about the police being his business partners selling illegal drugs over many years.
Claremont serial killings trial hears graphic details of Karrakatta Cemetery rape by Bradley Edwards
The girl was attacked by Bradley Edwards a year before Sarah Spiers went missing
Edwards pleaded guilty to the rape charges before his murder trial began
The graphic testimony caused a woman to flee the courtroom while sobbing
A 17-year-old girl who was abducted and raped in a Perth cemetery by alleged Claremont serial killer Bradley Edwards said she was so terrified during her ordeal, she thought she was going to die.
A number of statements from the woman, whose name has been suppressed, were read by state prosecutor Carmel Barbagallo SC at Edwards's WA Supreme Court trial on Monday.
Warning: This story contains graphic content that may be upsetting
Edwards, 50, a former Telstra technician, is charged with the wilful murders of Sarah Spiers, 18, Jane Rimmer, 23, and Ciara Glennon, 27.
He was originally charged with a total of eight offences, including three charges relating to the rape of the teenager as well as an attack on another teenager in Huntingdale in 1988.
The statements were given to police in the days, weeks and years after the attack at Perth's Karrakatta Cemetery on February 11, 1995 — a year before Ms Spiers was allegedly abducted and murdered.
The woman said she was walking home from Club Bay View, the same venue Ms Spiers last visited before she vanished, when she was grabbed from behind by a man.
Ms Spiers was last seen shortly after leaving the same Claremont nightclub on January 27, 1996.
The 17-year-old described walking along Gugeri Street and then along a path that ran through nearby Rowe Park when the man suddenly seized her.