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How police may have inadvertently saved this man from Ivan Milat
Steven Clark stands near Shellharbour Road in Warilla, where he was picked up by a driver he believes was serial killer Ivan Milat. (ABC Illawarra: Justin Huntsdale)
A NSW man has told an inquiry that he and a friend were picked up by Ivan Milat while they were hitchhiking in the 1970s.
The account is one of many submitted to the inquiry into unsolved disappearances in NSW.
The inquiry will hold its first hearing in Bowral after visiting the Belanglo State Forest.
A New South Wales man who believes Ivan Milat picked him up while hitchhiking as a teenager in the mid-1970s has told an inquiry that a speeding ticket saved his life.
Ivan Milat’s chilling final police interview
Ivan Milat was the face of evil, but to the very end he wouldn’t budge.
Retired homicide squad detective inspector Wayne Walpole and his team were the last police to quiz the backpacker killer.
Ivan Milat during one of his final police interviews with Wayne Walpole. A Current Affair
“[He was] completely arrogant, he showed no empathy, he cared for nothing but his own incarceration,” Walpole said.
When Milat was close to death, the seasoned homicide investigator thought the killer might confess.
He also wanted to question Milat about other unsolved cases including Amanda Robinson, Robyn Hickey, Leanne Goodall, Gillian Jamieson and Debra Balken.
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