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Award-winning journalist Sue Williams gives us a gripping account of Peter Falconio's disappearance in the Australian outback, Joanne Lee's traumatic escape and the trial of alleged murderer, Bradley Murdoch.
Two young English tourists waylaid in the outback by a predatory stranger, a single gunshot, and then the darkness.
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Adelaide has developed an eerie reputation for bizarre and horrific murders - even Salman Rushdie has called it a place "where things go bump in the night".
After the revelations of the so-called "bodies in the barrels" murders, in which twelve people were murdered and many of their bodies dismembered and defleshed, a British tabloid went so far as to christen Adelaide "the murder capital of the world".
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Apart from being a full-time writer, she is a freelance journalist, public speaker and broadcaster. She has also presented radio programs on both the ABC and commercial radio as well as her own television program, 'Susan Mitchell: In Conversation'. Previously, she was a senior lecturer in Communications at the University of South Australia.
