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Snowtown monster Mark Ray Haydon applies for parole | The Advertiser
Families of victims in Snowtown serial murders relieved as Mark Ray Haydon fails early parole bid | The Advertiser
Legal snag to keeping Snowtown monster Mark Ray Haydon in jail | The Advertiser
Focus on Snowtown monster Mark Ray Haydon as he applies for parole | The Advertiser
Snowtown monster Mark Ray Haydon applies for parole | The Advertiser
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Australias most hardened criminals. - The Snowtown murders (also known as the bodies-in-barrels murders[1]) was a series of homicides committed by John Bunting, Robert Wagner, and James Vlassakis between August 1992 and
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Snowtown murders accomplice Mark Ray Haydon applies for parole after being knocked back in 2017 - ABC News
Snowtown monster Mark Ray Haydon applies for parole | The Advertiser
Snowtown murders: South Australian horrors live on in town's name | Herald Sun
Snowtown 'bodies-in-barrels' accomplice Mark Haydon could be released this year - ABC News
Life after death: Dark tourism and the future of Snowtown - ABC News
Snowtown serial murders killer applies for parole | Daily Mail Online
Did Orwell's nightmare Nineteen Eighty-Four inspire the Snowtown murders? - ABC News
Focus on Snowtown monster Mark Ray Haydon as he applies for parole | The Advertiser
