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On Saturday, October 21st, 2017, Victoria Police conducted a press conference in relation

to the Frankston and Taunong North serial killer case we covered earlier this year, Case

26. The following is from the official media release from Victoria Police.

Victoria Police is today announcing $61 million rewards for information regarding Operation

Linturst, an investigation into the deaths of six people whose bodies were found in the

Taunong North and Frankston areas from 1980. This is the largest amount ever offered in a

single reward announcement in Victoria. At the time of disappearance, each victim was

on foot and did not have access to a motor vehicle, with a majority intending to travel on

public transport. The bodies of all victims had been left in scrubland and efforts were

made by the offender to conceal their location and their identity. Personal belongings

had also been removed from each victim. Over the years, investigators have spoken to

over 2,000 people in relation to the murders and a number of persons of interest were identified.

A new task force was established to review the cases in 1998, however no one has ever

been charged in relation to the deaths. A reward of up to $1 million will be paid at

the discretion of the Chief Commissioner of Police for information leading to the apprehension

and subsequent conviction of the person or person responsible for the abduction and

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