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Ivan Milat

Ivan Milat

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Nov 2, 2026

Jeremy BuckinghamGUEST
2:12
And so while...
Jeremy BuckinghamGUEST
2:14
Focusing, we clearly have focused in the inquiry on Ivan Milat and he attracts a lot of attention.
Jeremy BuckinghamGUEST
2:20
We have learnt a lot about systemic failures in policing over decades and even right now.
Jeremy BuckinghamGUEST
2:28
That was some really amazing evidence today about how the police always say, oh, well, that was then, this is now, we're doing things better.

17 MINS LATER

Tim Watson-MunroHOST
19:36
feeling safer, I think, to speak.
Tim Watson-MunroHOST
19:38
Now,
Xanthe WestonHOST
19:40
we're going to take a quick break, but when we come back, we're going to get into some of the heated back and forth around questions raised on Ivan Milat and his potential other victims.
Tim Watson-MunroHOST
19:53
Well, let's go to Milat because, I mean, that's really what... started all this in many ways.
Glenn RobbinsHOST
11:13
Would you want to play someone that did something really, really bad? Not really.
Glenn RobbinsHOST
11:18
Would you want to play? Who were the bad guys that have been played? Ivan Milat.
Glenn RobbinsHOST
11:24
Yeah, would you want to play? No.
Glenn RobbinsHOST
11:25
Because you'd play quite well, I reckon.
Dave O'NeilHOST
11:27
No. You'd be a good Ivan Milat.
Dave O'NeilHOST
11:30
I look like the Frank Sincero killer, Paul Denya.
Dave O'NeilHOST
11:33
Like, he looked...
Darren HineHOST
0:33
A bit of a recap to catch you up.
Darren HineHOST
0:34
We've just heard a young Ivan Milat was in and out of custody in the 60s, including at Mount Penang, where teenagers were being sent after being caught in the nightclub Costellos.
Darren HineHOST
0:46
We also heard Milat was taking teens into the cross, including a family friend, and he told her he'd killed someone.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:55
Port Kembla Police will use an identikit to try to find a youth wanted for questioning following the fatal stabbing last night of a 50-year-old man, Mr Percy James Booth.
Darren HineHOST
5:13
I'm not suggesting or even hinting the firm or any of his former colleagues ever did anything wrong.
Darren HineHOST
5:18
There's no evidence of that.
Darren HineHOST
5:23
I want to fast forward now 55 years to June 2026, when an inquiry into Ivan Milat's history and missing and murdered persons cases was being chaired by New South Wales MP Jeremy Buckingham Yes, he got his inquiry, the one he was agitating for in the first episode.
Darren HineHOST
5:43
And on the first day of hearings, this inquiry heard from the family of a woman who went missing in February 1971.
speaker_3NARRATOR
7:10
They showed his photo on TV, and even though it had been a few years ago, I instantly noticed it was the guy who had been with us at the campsite.
speaker_3NARRATOR
7:17
His name was Ivan Milat, a serial killer who had been picking up hitchhikers along the highways and killing them and burying their bodies in the woods right across the river from where we had camped.
speaker_3NARRATOR
7:28
I can't even describe the way I felt when I realized it.
speaker_3NARRATOR
7:31
The guy who had been lurking outside our tent, sharpening a knife, talking about wild dogs, had been a serial killer.
Chris SlaterGUEST
15:48
Two years.
Chris SlaterGUEST
15:49
Ivan Milat.
Connor McDuffGUEST
15:50
No, he'd be fucking...
Connor McDuffGUEST
15:51
What about him? Desi.
Chanley PainterHOST
2:49
Sierra, thank you for joining me again to talk about this case.
Chanley PainterHOST
2:53
This is really disturbing, but I know our listeners may not be as familiar with Ivan Milat and who he was and how he became Australia's, I guess, one of their most infamous serial killers.
Sierra GillespieGUEST
3:05
Yeah, I believe that this is Australia's largest murder investigation ever to date.
Sierra GillespieGUEST
3:11
And I think that should just signify that this was huge.
Sierra GillespieGUEST
5:03
So it's not like you can just call an Uber.
Sierra GillespieGUEST
5:05
You're walking along this highway, and people relied on hitchhiking to kind of get around.
Sierra GillespieGUEST
5:11
And this is how Ivan Milat would target his victims.
Sierra GillespieGUEST
5:14
He would go up and down this highway, see if there were any backpackers or hikers or people nearby, and say, hey, you know what? I can give you a ride.
Anna FunderGUEST
9:20
She's an Australian writer who teaches in California now.
Anna FunderGUEST
9:23
And it is a brilliant ensemble set of stories vaguely connected by their connection to a serial killer like Ivan Milat in the 90s, in the Belanglo Forest, 80s and 90s.
Anna FunderGUEST
9:39
and it's done with a very light touch and the serial killer himself nor his deeds get no air time which is a fantastic to my mind aesthetic and moral decision we will give this evil no air time but we will look at the effects in this kind of ripples on a pond way I absolutely love that.
Anna FunderGUEST
9:56
There's a Canadian writer that I have adored discovering very late.
Matthew SoleHOST
14:00
Anyway, without further ado, time to update and scare the shit out of everyone.
Matthew SoleHOST
14:04
Yes, Ivan Milat is still alive and he is part cyborg.
Holly SoleHOST
14:09
He's coming back like Jason,
Matthew SoleHOST
14:10
huh?
Holly SoleHOST
16:05
But time moves on, investigations continue, courts reconsider their old evidence, and new science changes what we knew.
Holly SoleHOST
16:13
Sometimes the biggest development is discovering just how much we still don't know.
Matthew SoleHOST
16:19
And with that, it's time to take a look at our good friend, what friend? Ivan Milat.
Holly SoleHOST
16:26
Subject.
LindaHOST
43:16
They wanted to know who had taken the girls from them.
LindaHOST
43:22
In August 2025, the case entered another public discussion when Ivan Milat's name was raised in New South Wales Parliament.
LindaHOST
43:33
A photograph of a young Milat was put beside a police sketch from the Wanda investigation.
LindaHOST
43:40
Milat's name was bound to draw attention.
Camille BianchiHOST
0:28
Take care.
Jeremy BuckinghamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:31
It is a view that I share with an increasing number of people that the picture of Ivan Milat as a reclusive lone wolf serial killer is incorrect or at best incomplete.
Jeremy BuckinghamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:41
It is my strong view that Milat was a participant in organised crime, human trafficking, feeding men, women and children into pedophile and sadistic murderous sex rings.
Jeremy BuckinghamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:51
The idea that Milat was an anti-social loner hiding out in the South West Sydney patrolling lonely highways for hitchhiker victims is not the complete picture.
Camille BianchiHOST
2:05
The strongest words have come from within the building, as it were, from former parliamentary colleagues.
Camille BianchiHOST
2:10
Two of his one-time upper house colleagues, MPs Rod Roberts and Mark Latham, have been particularly scathing.
Mark LathamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:18
Why does the government believe that 41 untrained, unskilled, inexperienced Muppets of this House could achieve a better outcome than members of the Unsolved Homicide and Missing Persons Unit? What facts or evidence has Inspector Clouseau Buckingham over here provided to the government to agree to this motion? His facts to date regarding Ivan Milat came to him in a dream.
Mark LathamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:42
Thank you.

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