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Someone Else's Daughter: The Life and Death of Anita Cobby By Julia Sheppard On a hot summer night in 1986, beautiful young Sydney nurse Anita Cobby alighted from a train at Blacktown station - and set off to a horrific fate. The recovery of her ravaged body two days later sparked Australia's greatest police manhunt and ignited unprecedented fury and outrage across the nation. You can Purchase a copy of this book from the "Australian Online Bookshop" See MAKO/Files Online for more information on the offenders in the Anita Cobby case. |
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The 1996 Paedophile and Sex Offender Index (New Zealand). Written by Deborah Coddington 191 page book of convicted New Zealand paedophiles and sex offenders. D. Coddington, P.O Box 99075 Newmarket, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND 1031 Deborah Coddington has since released another NZ Sex Offender Index for more information CLICK HERE. More information can also be found at the following link http://www.safe-nz.org.nz/pindex.htm |
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Red Tape Rape- The Story of Ki Meekins Written by Ki Meekins Extract- Ki became a state ward when he was 'arrested' at the age of 6 months and placed into the 'care' of the South Austarlian Government. The abuse that he had to endure as a child was brutal. He was raped by a foster carer when he was 10 years old, but when he reported the incident he was threatened with retribution from government authorities. Ki was regularly 'picked up' from government institutions by paedophiles for weekend 'outings'. Many state wards, some as young as 10, were drugged and raped repeatedly. They were known as the 'take away children'. |
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Who Killed Leanne? Written by Graeme Crowley/ Paul Wilson Extract- The savage murder of 12 year old Leanne Holland in Goodna in September 1991 was one of the most brutal child killings in Australia’s criminal history. Sadly, very few people remember it. Leanne was battered to death, and possibly tortured and sexually assaulted. www.zeus-publications.com New Twist In Leanne Holland Case |
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Little Girls Lost Written by Helen Reade Extract- Little Girls Lost tells the heartbreaking stories of the murders of four girls (Nicole Hanns aged 5, Ebony Simpson 9, Lauren Barry 14 and Nichole Collins 16). But it also gives a groundbreaking account of how the girls grieving parents brought about changes in the law to ease the unbearable burden for themselves- and the families of other homicide victims. This book is much, much more than just another Australian true-crime book. Crafted by a writer who passionately believes in her obligation to tell these stories of horror, heartbreak, love and family commitment beyond all odds. It is not only deeply moving. It's inspiring. |
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An Investigation Into Paedophilia Written by Michelle Smith and Colin Chapman To purchase a copy of this book see VOCAL |
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Sexual Abuse Issues in Society (Volume 179) Justin Healey (2003) This book looks at the extent, types and signs of sexual assault which can occur; the legal process involving the reporting and prosecution of sexual violence; how to reduce the risk of being exposed to sexual assault such as date rape and child sexual abuse; child sexual abuse and paedophile awareness; and helping survivors to cope with past abuse. For more Information see www.spinneypress.com.au |
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The Echo Of Silent Screams Eric Wilson The Echo Of Silent Screams is the culmination of many years of exhaustive research by Eric Wilson, the elder brother of one of the murdered girls in what became knows as the Gold Coast Hitchhike Murders. But The Echo Of Silent Screams is much more than a murder mystery. It opens up the very soul of one of the families involved in this disturbing case which still remains unsolved over 28 years later. |
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A Reason To Live by Janet Crease Janet Crease takes us inside the mind of a child, victimised by her paedophile father and who allowed fellow paedophiles to abuse and use her in the city of Adelaide. This extraordinary story of her life tracks her childhood of suffering through to her adult life where she became a survivor. Saved by her 'girls' her Weimaraner dogs Janet's trusting, loving and protective companions. They gave her 'the reason to live'. "It's time for survivors of childhood sexual abuse to speak out about the atrocities committed against them by "The rock spiders who live in our communities/society.…. whomever they are." Janet Crease Published by Elvis Press Adelaide and is available through all good book stores now |
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