By the early 1970s Ivan Milat had already been in prison, but he would be spared longtime lockup on two major charges - even after going AWOL in the middle of a trial. What was he doing in those missing years and what was he doing on his visits to Kings Cross?

 

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By the early 1970s Ivan Milat had already been in prison, but he would be spared longtime lockup on two major charges - even after going AWOL in the middle of a trial. What was he doing in those missing years and what was he doing on his visits to Kings Cross?
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Serial killer Ivan Milat’s story is among the most infamous in Australian history. So why are there still so many unanswered questions about his movements in the lead-up to his arrest in the ‘90s? 

Could his crimes have been covered-up for decades?

What was his connection to Kings Cross? As those questions are examined by a New South Wales Inquiry, this series goes back to the mad, bad old days of Sydney’s red light district to find out where these claims came from.

Through the eyes of the streetkids, we learn about the QCs and the kids who lined the “Wall” and the friends they never saw again. History is told by the winners. What if it wasn’t? 

Serial killer Ivan Milat&rsquo;s story is among the most infamous in Australian history. So why are there still so many unanswered questions about his movements in the lead-up to his arrest in the &lsquo;90s?&nbsp;
Could his crimes have been covered-up for decades?
What was his connection to Kings Cross? As those questions are examined by a New South Wales Inquiry, this series goes back to the mad, bad old days of Sydney&rsquo;s red light district to find out where these claims came from.
Through the eyes of the streetkids, we learn about the QCs and the kids who lined the &ldquo;Wall&rdquo; and the friends they never saw again. History is told by the winners. What if it wasn&rsquo;t?&nbsp;

Serial killer Ivan Milat’s story is among the most infamous in Australian history. So why are there still so many unanswered questions about his movements in the lead-up to his arrest in the ‘90s? 

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Episode 2 -Taking Names 

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In the mid 1970s, the so-called heavies or thugs were the people to be avoided: they were the ones who guarded the door at the clubs and who stalked the streets of the Cross. A lot of these guys had something in common: but who were they working for?

 

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In the mid 1970s, the so-called heavies or thugs were the people to be avoided: they were the ones who guarded the door at the clubs and who stalked the streets of the Cross. A lot of these guys had something in common: but who were they working for?
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Episode 4 - Heavies

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The Royal National Park was hiding a lot of secrets in the 1970s and bodies were turning up, presenting an issue for police. That’s around the time Johnny and others were threatened, “you’ll be buried in the park if you talk”. He was not the only one who was walking around with a lot of information about some of Sydney’s most influential people.

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The Royal National Park was hiding a lot of secrets in the 1970s and bodies were turning up, presenting an issue for police. That&rsquo;s around the time Johnny and others were threatened, &ldquo;you&rsquo;ll be buried in the park if you talk&rdquo;. He was not the only one who was walking around with a lot of information about some of Sydney&rsquo;s most influential people.
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 Episode 3 -The Park

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It’s the 1960’s and there is one place to go if you’re a kid whose home hurts. Kings Cross is where you can go to party and make money. And if you’re invited up the stairs, there is a whole other world waiting in a small club on Kellett Street.

 

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It&rsquo;s the 1960&rsquo;s and there is one place to go if you&rsquo;re a kid whose home hurts. Kings Cross is where you can go to party and make money. And if you&rsquo;re invited up the stairs, there is a whole other world waiting in a small club on Kellett Street.
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Episode 1 - Brown Paper Bags 

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Episode 2 -Taking Names

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