A convicted murderer who dismembered two of his lovers is on the run in Australia after removing his electronic monitoring anklet
Police in Sydney have rearrested a convicted double murderer who went on the run Sunday after removing his electronic monitoring anklet while on parole.
Damien Peters, 50, vanished at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Randwick, a Sydney suburb, on Sunday afternoon. His monitoring anklet was found later that evening. Police said it had been"forcibly removed." On Monday evening, police said Peters had been spotted and arrested without incident.According to CNN affiliate 7 News, Peters pleaded guilty in 2001 to murdering and dismembering two men in his apartment in Sydney's Surrey Hills neighborhood.
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Convicted murderer who dismembered two of his lovers on the run in SydneyPolice in Sydney are hunting for a double murderer who removed his electronic monitoring anklet while on parole and is now on the run. Damien Peters, 50, pleaded guilty in 2001 to killing and dismembering two men.
Read more »
Athletics: World champion Pearson makes hurdles return in SydneyWorld high hurdles champion Sally Pearson returned to competition in her pet eve...
Read more »
Sydney Brenner, Nobel Prize-winning microbiologist, dies at 92His research on DNA helped scientists understand the origins of cancer and other diseases.
Read more »
Dutch adventurer finishes three-year electric car journey in AustraliaAs Wiebe Wakker turned off his car in Sydney, Australia on Sunday afternoon it m...
Read more »
The rise of the ultra-long-haul flightLightweight aircraft are making it possible to fly from London to Sydney without a break
Read more »
New clues of New Zealand shooter Tarrant's ties to far right groups emergeFrom its clubhouses in Melbourne and Sydney, the Lads Society promotes drug-free...
Read more »
Affordable Housing Crisis Spreads Throughout WorldWhen it comes to affordable housing, shortages persist despite millions of dollars invested and hundreds of thousands of units built
Read more »