The youngest Snowtown murderer, James Vlassakis, has been spotted leaving the Adelaide Pre-release Centre a month after his parol was granted.

Gordon Drage remembers the day he discovered the bodies in the barrels. “We were never supposed to find bodies or barrels. It was just supposed to be a [forensic] photo job.” It was May 20, 1999, when ...

It was 20 May 1999 when Gordon, then 36, and his police colleagues discovered eight dismembered bodies in barrels filled with ...

One of the men responsible for Australia’s notorious Snowtown murders has been filmed leaving a pre-release centre weeks after his parole was confirmed.

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The police and victims' rights commissioners have 60 days to request a review of the parole board's decision on James Vlassakis. The youngest perpetrator in the Snowtown murders was granted parole ...

James Vlassakis was 18 when he became involved in the Snowtown killings, later pleading guilty to four of the 11 murders Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news ...

The 1999 serial murders that took place in a sleepy town in Southern Australian don’t just provide the inspiration for “The Snowtown Murders,” Justin Kurzel’s nightmarish directorial debut. The movie ...

PROVIDENCE — The area once known as the Great Salt Cove is now home to the white-marble-domed State House. Nearby — right along Interstate 95 — are the Providence Place Mall, the Vets auditorium, and ...