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Six barrels of human remains that exposed Australia's worst serial killings | 60 Minutes Australia

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In 2001, Marcus Johnson gave his chilling account of surviving the Snowtown murders, now known as Australia's worst serial killings. After 25 years behind bars, one of the four convicted men - Mark Ray Haydon - could soon walk free.

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*Synopsis | The Secrets of Snowtown (2001)*
The residents of the small South Australian town of Snowtown never suspected a thing. In the old bank just across the road from the pub was a terrible secret - six barrels full of human remains. When police broke into its disused vault in May 1999 they had finally cracked Australia's worst and most baffling case of serial killing. Ten victims allegedly killed for little more than their pension money. Now, a survivor's chilling account of what really happened at Snowtown. Marcus Johnson is certain he was on the hit list. His son was one of the killers.

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