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Serial Killer Trio's 11 Gruesome Murders Uncovered by Police

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In 1992, the first of many murders was committed by John Bunting, Robert Wagner, and James Vlassakis. These three Australian men worked together to carry out some of the most gruesome crimes until May 1999. The case gained worldwide popularity due to the severity of the murders and the length of time the men were able to get away with these crimes. Annie Elise breaks down the shocking story of these Australian killers and how they were ultimately caught.

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