Ding , Dong ... He's DEAD

[lyhargr_0]

www.theage.com.au/national/nsw/ivan-milat-australia-s-most-notorious-serial-killer-dies-20191027-p53...

[imastawka]

I hope that's the last time we hear his name.

I think NZ has got the right idea.  Never mention their name, so they don't get publicity.

What's the name of the Aussie guy that murdered all those muslims in their mosque?

I doubt many would remember.

And that's how it should be IMO

[lyndal1838]

I am very glad he did not linger too long after it was announced he was dying.

I had the horrors of daily reports on his condition.....like anyone cares.

The staff in Supermax were glad to see the back of him.

[martinw-48]

Still a lot of unanswered questions about everything to do with him.
Now there's no chance of finding out the truth because he never admitted to anything.
Everywhere he lived there are still unsolved murders

[domino-710]

Not soon enough.

I hope there is a roaring fire.

[lyhargr_0]

---

@imastawka wrote:

I hope that's the last time we hear his name.

I think NZ has got the right idea.  Never mention their name, so they don't get publicity.

What's the name of the Aussie guy that murdered all those muslims in their mosque?

I doubt many would remember.

And that's how it should be IMO

---

I dont agree, there are so many unsolved murders that need to be sorted out, so their families can have closure

[lyhargr_0]

---

@lyndal1838 wrote:

I am very glad he did not linger too long after it was announced he was dying.

I had the horrors of daily reports on his condition.....like anyone cares.

The staff in Supermax were glad to see the back of him.

---

Couldnt you have told them, you just didnt wish to know the details? 

[imastawka]

Lady next door's only daughter was murdered and it's still unsolved years later.

She says there's no such thing as closure.

Only people who've not had it happen to them say that, she says.

I tend to agree.

Knowing who killed them doesn't help.  

They're just as dead.

[lyhargr_0]

---

@imastawka wrote:

Lady next door's only daughter was murdered and it's still unsolved years later.

She says there's no such thing as closure.

Only people who've not had it happen to them say that, she says.

I tend to agree.

Knowing who killed them doesn't help.  

They're just as dead.

---

Guess everyone is different, I heard rellies say many times on TV, that knowing who was responsible would help to give them closure. I know, I would like to know who was responsible if it happened to one of my lot 

[kopenhagen5]

Or maybe not so much knowing who the killer was but knowing they have been caught, tried and locked away for good.

That would probably give some closure to many.