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REWIND | The evidence that proves Ivan Milat didn't act alone
Season 3 · Episode 169

REWIND | The evidence that proves Ivan Milat didn't act alone

Crime Insiders · LiSTNR

February 25, 202544m 4sExplicit

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Show Notes

A long standing theory, but one ballistics supports, at least in the mind of some of those who worked the case, is that Ivan Milat didn't act alone and that there were multiple shooters at several of his crime scenes. 

Host Kathryn Fox sits down with one of Australia's most respected forensic experts, Gerard Dutton to understand why some think there was more than one shooter, and how specific ballistic evidence supports this. 

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