Comments by "" (@jojowynne233) on "Serial killer in prison for the rest of his life under new laws | 60 Minutes Australia" video.

  1. Tasmania were smart enough to do it years ago too. Australian states have their own laws. Of course most of them are the same but Tassie got that right and South Australia got the No body - No release law which is great. We just need every State & Territory to be on the same page.
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  2. It was Victoria’s law back then. 30 years is a long sentence in Australia. There have been heinous murderers that have had their files stamped “Never to be released” by a Judge and as far as I know that has held true. If you want to look up the murder of Anita Cobby, they’re all NTBR. Since then Tasmania introduced the Dangerous Criminals Act where if you are like this A-Hole in the video you’ll never get out. South Australia has a no body, no release law too. I love this one. If you’ve done your time but haven’t said where the body is, you’re not getting out until you do!
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  3. Excellent news! Are they using something similar to the Dangerous Criminals Act that was used on Chopper in Tasmania? I think all our states should have it. Serial offenders, especially murderers and rapists never stop. If only Adrian Bayley had been kept locked up in Victoria, Jill Meagher would still be alive.
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  4. Dressed as a woman for a while until they told him to “knock it off!” He has his own PlayStation. There are rumours that he has porn smuggled in to watch on it. More rumours about engaging in activities with other inmates for payment. He’d better get used to it!
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  5.  @bevanbuckwheatshea5520  You’re right! Now that monster will have it good the rest of his life. He won’t have to worry about rental prices or how far will his pension go. I think too he was one of the highest paid prisoners in the article I read. So he’ll be able to buy more PlayStations and games. It’s a double edged sword when it comes to him. Yes he needs to stay locked up to protect women but he gets to live a very cushy life compared to those that would be in Goulburn Supermax.
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