Between 1996 and 1997 three young women - Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer, Ciara Glennon - vanished after visiting nightclubs in the affluent suburb of Claremont. With no eye witnesses and no apparent motive, police became locked in a deadly race to catch this killer before he struck again. The bodies of Jane and Ciara were found, dumped in desolate bush areas. Sarah is still missing. The families' agony is endless.
A decade on, police and forensic experts are no closer to solving the identity of the menace, who paralysed the community with fear; no closer to either clearing or charging the prime suspect, who has wilted under surveillance for years. And, despite more than 20 missing women or unsolved murders in Western Australia, they are no closer to knowing if the killer's body count stops at these three victims.