Jun 29, 2026 · 32 min · 11 segments
He was Australia's most famous and notorious serial killers and his name- Ivan Milat. He abducted, assaulted and murdered seven young backpackers between 1989 and 1992. Till his last breath- he…
Simon BoudaGuest
Lizzie PearlHost
Steve MarshallHost
And recently on A Current Affair, we saw some previously never seen before exclusive video that you brought to the program.
And the homicide investigators who'd been looking at him for a long time thought that perhaps he'd...
So they thought that perhaps they could... rely or count on his, you know, a scintilla of conscience that he might have.
But he maintained that he was innocent and that he's been incarcerated for the wrong reasons.
But if you look at the facts of the case, the history of the case, which, you know, I'm sure Lizzie and you, Steve, would be both aware, there was no doubt in the world that Ivan Milat was guilty.
Because back in the 90s, you know, Ivan Milat sort of held this reign of terror, I guess you could say, murdering seven backpackers, convicted of the murders of seven backpackers in the Belangelo State Forest, hiding their bodies, terrifying them in those moments before they died.
I think what the police were trying to do is to try and work out if there were... other victims that they could pin on Ivan Milat.
And recently on A Current Affair, we saw some previously never seen before exclusive video that you brought to the program.
And the homicide investigators who'd been looking at him for a long time thought that perhaps he'd...
So they thought that perhaps they could... rely or count on his, you know, a scintilla of conscience that he might have.
But he maintained that he was innocent and that he's been incarcerated for the wrong reasons.
But if you look at the facts of the case, the history of the case, which, you know, I'm sure Lizzie and you, Steve, would be both aware, there was no doubt in the world that Ivan Milat was guilty.
Because back in the 90s, you know, Ivan Milat sort of held this reign of terror, I guess you could say, murdering seven backpackers, convicted of the murders of seven backpackers in the Belangelo State Forest, hiding their bodies, terrifying them in those moments before they died.
I think what the police were trying to do is to try and work out if there were... other victims that they could pin on Ivan Milat.
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