Fate: inside the Backpacker Murders Investigation: Inside the Backpacker Murders Investigation
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Author: Neil Mercer
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
January 1994 - seven bodies, no clues, three men in a room, a maverick cop, a criminal psychiatrist, an American anthropologist - Where to go from here? This is the extraordinary story of how fate conspired against seven young backpackers on the threshold of their lives; of a dysfunctional family and how it raised a serial killer; and of the rough and tumble world of the NSW police - the good, the bad and the downright incompetent - and how they finally pieced the puzzle together. Veteran television reporter and journalist, Neil Mercer, has researched the tragic and horrifying backpacker case for the past three years, interviewing hundreds of people and reconstructing a sequence of events still largely unknown to the Australian public. This is a compelling and revealing story written with insight and care. About the author: Neil Mercer is currently working as a reporter on Channel 7's "WITNESS". Previously he has hosted "Today Tonight", and produced "Four Corners and Sixty Minutes". He made a documentary about the backpacker murders for Channel 7 which outrated "Sixty Minutes" on the night it went to air. It has since been nominated for various awards. Neil lives in Sydney with his wife, journalist Rebecca La Tourneau.
Author: Neil Mercer
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
January 1994 - seven bodies, no clues, three men in a room, a maverick cop, a criminal psychiatrist, an American anthropologist - Where to go from here? This is the extraordinary story of how fate conspired against seven young backpackers on the threshold of their lives; of a dysfunctional family and how it raised a serial killer; and of the rough and tumble world of the NSW police - the good, the bad and the downright incompetent - and how they finally pieced the puzzle together. Veteran television reporter and journalist, Neil Mercer, has researched the tragic and horrifying backpacker case for the past three years, interviewing hundreds of people and reconstructing a sequence of events still largely unknown to the Australian public. This is a compelling and revealing story written with insight and care. About the author: Neil Mercer is currently working as a reporter on Channel 7's "WITNESS". Previously he has hosted "Today Tonight", and produced "Four Corners and Sixty Minutes". He made a documentary about the backpacker murders for Channel 7 which outrated "Sixty Minutes" on the night it went to air. It has since been nominated for various awards. Neil lives in Sydney with his wife, journalist Rebecca La Tourneau.
Format: Paperback
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Neil Mercer
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
January 1994 - seven bodies, no clues, three men in a room, a maverick cop, a criminal psychiatrist, an American anthropologist - Where to go from here? This is the extraordinary story of how fate conspired against seven young backpackers on the threshold of their lives; of a dysfunctional family and how it raised a serial killer; and of the rough and tumble world of the NSW police - the good, the bad and the downright incompetent - and how they finally pieced the puzzle together. Veteran television reporter and journalist, Neil Mercer, has researched the tragic and horrifying backpacker case for the past three years, interviewing hundreds of people and reconstructing a sequence of events still largely unknown to the Australian public. This is a compelling and revealing story written with insight and care. About the author: Neil Mercer is currently working as a reporter on Channel 7's "WITNESS". Previously he has hosted "Today Tonight", and produced "Four Corners and Sixty Minutes". He made a documentary about the backpacker murders for Channel 7 which outrated "Sixty Minutes" on the night it went to air. It has since been nominated for various awards. Neil lives in Sydney with his wife, journalist Rebecca La Tourneau.
Author: Neil Mercer
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
January 1994 - seven bodies, no clues, three men in a room, a maverick cop, a criminal psychiatrist, an American anthropologist - Where to go from here? This is the extraordinary story of how fate conspired against seven young backpackers on the threshold of their lives; of a dysfunctional family and how it raised a serial killer; and of the rough and tumble world of the NSW police - the good, the bad and the downright incompetent - and how they finally pieced the puzzle together. Veteran television reporter and journalist, Neil Mercer, has researched the tragic and horrifying backpacker case for the past three years, interviewing hundreds of people and reconstructing a sequence of events still largely unknown to the Australian public. This is a compelling and revealing story written with insight and care. About the author: Neil Mercer is currently working as a reporter on Channel 7's "WITNESS". Previously he has hosted "Today Tonight", and produced "Four Corners and Sixty Minutes". He made a documentary about the backpacker murders for Channel 7 which outrated "Sixty Minutes" on the night it went to air. It has since been nominated for various awards. Neil lives in Sydney with his wife, journalist Rebecca La Tourneau.
Fate: inside the Backpacker Murders Investigation: Inside the Backpacker Murders Investigation