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2 September 2026

Police warn justice could be prejudiced as pressure mounts to lift Adelaide ‘Family Murders’ suppression orders

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Police warn justice could be prejudiced as pressure mounts to lift Adelaide ‘Family Murders’ suppression orders

The murders claimed the lives of five young men between 1979 and 1983.

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