This is part 2 of the Frankston serial killer.

If you haven't listened to part 1 yet, please go back and do so before continue.

We left last week just after the body of Natalie Russell was found, the third victim of the

Frankston serial killer. And police had the register known as details of a suspicious

vehicle that was seen on Sky Road at the time of Natalie's murder.

Detectives ran a check and found that the vehicle belonged to a man by the name of Paul

Charles Dena. They saw Paul and his car had been checked out before too. He had recently

been spoken to by police sitting in his car alone at night in a nearby car park.

Paul Dena was born on the 14th of April 1972, making him 21 years old at the time. He

had four brothers and one sister. Paul was the middle child. Paul was average looking

overweight with a baby face, clean cut and was quietly spoken. He basically looked the

total opposite of what you would expect a serial killer to look like. His parents were

Anthony and Marine Daniel. They moved to Australia from the United Kingdom in 1965. They

lived in Sydney and Adelaide before settling in Melbourne. Paul didn't mix well with the

other kids at school. His struggle academically had low self-esteem and other kids tended to

stay away from him, leaving him isolated. From a young age he displayed a complete lack

of emotion about pretty much everything. When he was 11 years old he cut the throat

of his sister's teddy bear. When confronted about it he just smirked. Around that time

the family's cat was found hanging in a tree with its throat cut. Paul blamed the

neighbours but his older brother noticed the blood on Paul's pocket knife. At 13 he was

arrested for stealing a car. He ended up getting a caution for that because he was a juvenile.

At 15 he was charged with assault on a fellow student. He was also caught staring through

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