Due to the graphic nature of this episode, listener discretion is advised.

This episode contains discussion of assault, sexual assault, suicide and murder.

Extreme caution is advised for listeners under 13.

It was just before 9 p.m. on June 3, 1967, when LC Boys was found.

The 68-year-old's body lay in a public bathroom at the corner of a park in the

summer of St. Kilda East. Whoever killed the mother of two, bashed and strangled her,

then left her to die in the creeping cold of the Melbourne winter.

LC's murder remains unsolved to this day, so why are we discussing it here 65 years later?

The answer to that question is the subject of today's episode,

John Wayne Glover. Before we finish his story, it's important to keep in mind that we might not have

all the pieces of a puzzle. Many people believe that LC Boys was Glover's first victim,

just months after he arrived in Australia, and the reasons are compelling.

Not only was LC beaten and then strangled, as became Glover's trademark,

the crime scene bore eerie similarities to others will discuss in this episode.

Whoever killed LC pulled her dress up around her waist before they left,

then they removed her red shoes and placed them neatly beside her body.

Those same hallmarks baffled investigators threw a Glover's final crime spree over 30 years later,

and in the decade since he was unmasked, people have asked,

was John Wayne Glover Australia's worst serial killer?

And if he was, just how many people did he actually kill?

Hi, I'm Greg Poulson. This is serial killers, a Spotify original from

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