Softcover. These stories have been published previously either in metropolitan newspapers or in other crime anthologies. A compilation of crime stories from around Australia, with each chapter examining a different crime - some well known others almost forgotten. Six of Australia's leading crime writers bring these crimes chillingly to life. Malcolm Brown looks at the infamous Ivan Milat, the man who killed backpackers at random. John Silvester writes about Donald Mckay, the Griffith businessman who asked too many questions about the activities of the Australian Mafia in his hometown - and paid for it with his life. Jennifer Cooke examines one of the most horrifying crimes ever - the random rape and murder of Anita Cobby. Andrew Rule looks at the last days of former law student Frank Vitkovic, which ended in the senseless violence of the Queen Street massacre. Murray Mottram describes the death of a taxi driver - by killers aged just 13 and 14. And Garry Linnell gets inside the head of an undercover policeman, who put his life on the line day after day - in pursuit of some of Australia's most ruthless criminals. With Author Biographies and Further Reading. 288pp. trade size softcover. From the library of true-crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. F. with no creasing to covers.