The Gatton Murders

Biographies & True Stories History Australian History True Crime Criminology Local History Local Interest

For true crime enthusiasts and those fascinated by Australian history, "The Gatton Murders" by Stephanie Bennett is a must-have addition to their collection. This paperback edition, published in 2004 by Pan Macmillan Australia, delves into one of the most infamous crimes in Queensland's history, shedding light on the brutal murders of Michael, Norah, and Ellen Murphy in 1898. Bennett's meticulously researched narrative provides a gripping and informative account of the events surrounding the tragedy, making it an engaging read for young adults and adults alike.

What sets this book apart is its in-depth exploration of the case, which remains one of the most baffling in Australian criminal history. Bennett's writing style is clear and concise, making the complex details of the case easily accessible to readers. With its 304 pages packed with insightful information, "The Gatton Murders" is an essential read for anyone interested in true crime, criminology, and Australian history.

This particular copy is in good condition, with the exception of a small edge chip on the front cover and a personal stamp on the front paper. However, the pages are clean and tidy, with no writing or dog ears to detract from the reading experience. Weighing in at 462g and measuring 234mm in height and 155mm in width, this paperback is the perfect size for comfortable reading on the go. Whether you're a seasoned true crime enthusiast or just looking to delve into a fascinating piece of Australian history, "The Gatton Murders" is an excellent choice.

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