Today we begin a two-part series on the highly requested subject of Ivan Millet.

And today's show will discuss the discovery of seven bodies, all found brutalized in

the same forest in New South Wales, Australia.

We'll take a look at the police investigation and the evidence that led them to Ivan's

brother.

We'll discuss by people like Millet have the exact reason why you should never go camping.

I'm Mike, I'm Ian.

And I'm Dave.

If you thought Australia was only famous for kangaroos, fosters and shrimp on the Barbie,

stick around.

Tonight's sadistic tale from the penal colony will have you rethinking your trip to the

outback.

This is Necronomapod.

A jogger found the first traces of his reign of terror in 1992 with the discovery of two

bodies, British women, Joanne Walters and Caroline Clark.

A year later more bones were found, those of Melbourne couple Deborah Everest and James

Gibson.

Then a month later, police unearthed the remains of German backpacker Simone Schmidle.

We have every reason to believe it is connected to the other four bodies.

And finally, the remains of Anya Habsheet and her boyfriend, Gabba Nugabaya, all seven

victims were tortured to death, strangled, shocked and stabbed.

Some were raped, one was to capitate.

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