The Australian Andy Albury sits for the murder of a young woman in prison. Now claiming a former police officer, the man had been 14 more murders. This would be “Australia’s Hannibal Lecter” responsible for a series of murders unsolved for decades on the “Highway of Death.”

One of the most notorious criminals of Australia could be the key to the elucidation of more than a dozen unsolved criminal cases . The claims of the retired policeman Les Chapman. He took 1983 Andy Albury, also referred to as ” Australia’s Hannibal Lecter .” Albury had a woman named Gloria Pindan with a broken bottle trimmed and brutally murdered . He was sentenced , remains in a prison – with no chance to ever get out.

Chapman now has the Australian newspaper “The Courier Mail” said Albury had confessed to him 14 more murders. ” We got him just because a turn got . , But we know that he killed the others. ”

“The others ” refers to 14 cases in which young people disappeared when they were traveling on the Flinders Highway, a 500-mile road in the state of Queensland. Some of the bodies were found later. The cases helped the road called ” Highway of Death” one . If Chapmans agree conjectures , Albury would be responsible for one of the worst murder series in the history of Australia . The police has not made any official comment on Chapman’s statements.

Australian Hannibal Lecter:”A few psychopaths on earth that are so dangerous”

The Flinders Highway also performs on-site by Hughenden, almost 1200 kilometers north-west of Brisbane. In the nest Investigators searched in the past week in a slaughterhouse for clues. Albury once worked in the operation. The police will have new tracks for the murder of Tony Jones. The young man was on the road as a hitchhiker on the Flinders Highway. He was the last victim, who disappeared. That was in 1982, a year before investigators Albury came to hand.

” Someone would have killed , can be cut into pieces and fed to the pigs , without it if someone had noticed ” , but Stewart says Christensen , who owns the slaughterhouse today. ” You would never find a dead body or DNA evidence ” – there are many holes in the area full of old bones.
“I told the police that Albury was active in northwestern Queensland ,” Chapman said, according to the newspaper “Courier – Mail” . “He is the prime suspect . , If he was not there , there must be someone in the same category to be, but there are very few psychopaths on earth that are as dangerous as he is.”

Australian newspapers quoted from a psychiatric assessment Albury , which supports Chapman’s estimate . He had a disorder that let him be indifferent to the killings. “He has an imagination , a city to terrorize with occasional murders without motive to make people fear they might be the next victim . ” As a psychiatrist Albury asked why he had killed , he said , it does not shear him whom thou perish . Had to kill a man , “like a cockroach to come .”