The Snowtown Murders, Part 1

Tuesday 16th of August, 1994, Lower Light, 50 kilometres north of
Adelaide, South Australia.


No wind and no rain - the perfect conditions for brothers Jack
and Ron Finch to conduct weed spraying on their 4000 acre farm.
The brothers worked tirelessly all morning. After lunch, they
returned to their arduous work, spotting what appeared to be a
fox burrow up ahead. Ron pointed it out and Jack manoeuvred the
car around the obstacle, before they happened upon a bone. They
both took it for a sheep bone at first, but a closer look
confirmed otherwise. It was a human skull. ‘That’s no burrow,’
Ron said, 'that’s someone’s grave back there...'


Join Shaun and Chloe as they discuss one of Australia's most
brutal and notorious series of serial murders. In part one, they
focus on the nucleus of perpetrators and their backgrounds.


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This episode was produced by True Blue Media using the open
source materials referenced below: 



'Snowtown' by Jeremy Pudney'Killing for Pleasure' by Debi
MarshallCrime Investigation Australia - ‘Snowtown: Bodies in the
Barrels’ S1E9

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