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Every day in the world many people are murdered. And not in every case, the police can catch the perpetrator. Including very horrible cases. In late 1898, the murders of four people horrified the nation of Australia. Those murders-of Alfred Hill near Oxley and Michael, Norah, and Ellen Murphy near Gatton, remain unresolved. In both cases, the conduct of the police was so appalling, it resulted in calling for a Royal Commission. In 1902, a policeman and a station manager were murdered in the Carnarvon Ranges-Pat Kenniff was hanged, having been found guilty of those murders, and his brother James had his hanging sentence commuted to life imprisonment. Once again, the actions of the police were analyzed by the public. Questions are still being raised as to whether those men were actually guilty and the mysterious Thomas Day fits in somewhere.

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