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The car's owner hadn't even realised it had been taken, let alone used in the notorious crime spree. The Winchester single-shot rifle Cook used on Australia Day was also stolen. He'd found it in a wardrobe while robbing a home in Cottesloe. It had taken the owner five months to realise it was missing as he rarely used it.

The car's owner hadn't even realised it had been taken, let alone used in the notorious crime spree. The Winchester single-shot rifle Cook used on Australia Day was also stolen. He'd found it in a wardrobe while robbing a home in Cottesloe. It had taken the owner five months to realise it was missing as he rarely used it.

It was only when police were asking all gun owners to hand over their rifles for examination that he discovered it was gone. Cook took the officers through his actions at each separate crime scene, explaining how he'd attacked each victim. He'd first set his sights on Rowena Reeves and Nicholas August, who he spotted in a parked car.

It was only when police were asking all gun owners to hand over their rifles for examination that he discovered it was gone. Cook took the officers through his actions at each separate crime scene, explaining how he'd attacked each victim. He'd first set his sights on Rowena Reeves and Nicholas August, who he spotted in a parked car.

It was only when police were asking all gun owners to hand over their rifles for examination that he discovered it was gone. Cook took the officers through his actions at each separate crime scene, explaining how he'd attacked each victim. He'd first set his sights on Rowena Reeves and Nicholas August, who he spotted in a parked car.

Cook had initially intended to observe them as a peeping Tom, but then he felt another urge come over him. It was then that this power came over me, Cook explained. It wasn't an impulse, it was stronger than an impulse. It was, it was as though I was God, and it was like a mantle or like a cloud came over me, and I must, I must use that.

Cook had initially intended to observe them as a peeping Tom, but then he felt another urge come over him. It was then that this power came over me, Cook explained. It wasn't an impulse, it was stronger than an impulse. It was, it was as though I was God, and it was like a mantle or like a cloud came over me, and I must, I must use that.

Cook had initially intended to observe them as a peeping Tom, but then he felt another urge come over him. It was then that this power came over me, Cook explained. It wasn't an impulse, it was stronger than an impulse. It was, it was as though I was God, and it was like a mantle or like a cloud came over me, and I must, I must use that.

He fired at Rowena and Nicholas, injuring them as they sped away. He then broke into Brian Weir and John Sturkey's respective homes and shot them in their beds. Finally, Cook rang the doorbell of George Wormsley's home and shot him as he answered it. All of the victims were random. Cook described his mood as follows.

He fired at Rowena and Nicholas, injuring them as they sped away. He then broke into Brian Weir and John Sturkey's respective homes and shot them in their beds. Finally, Cook rang the doorbell of George Wormsley's home and shot him as he answered it. All of the victims were random. Cook described his mood as follows.

He fired at Rowena and Nicholas, injuring them as they sped away. He then broke into Brian Weir and John Sturkey's respective homes and shot them in their beds. Finally, Cook rang the doorbell of George Wormsley's home and shot him as he answered it. All of the victims were random. Cook described his mood as follows.

I felt as though I was God or some person who was untouchable just having that rifle in my hand and doing what I had done, and I felt that no power could stop me. When asked why he'd attacked people at all, he replied, ''I just wanted to hurt somebody.''

I felt as though I was God or some person who was untouchable just having that rifle in my hand and doing what I had done, and I felt that no power could stop me. When asked why he'd attacked people at all, he replied, ''I just wanted to hurt somebody.''

I felt as though I was God or some person who was untouchable just having that rifle in my hand and doing what I had done, and I felt that no power could stop me. When asked why he'd attacked people at all, he replied, ''I just wanted to hurt somebody.''

After he'd finished, he pulled over on the Narrows Bridge which connects South Perth to the rest of the city and tossed the rifle into the Swan River below. Police divers were able to retrieve the rifle from the river. It was still there seven months later, buried beneath 10 centimetres of silt.

After he'd finished, he pulled over on the Narrows Bridge which connects South Perth to the rest of the city and tossed the rifle into the Swan River below. Police divers were able to retrieve the rifle from the river. It was still there seven months later, buried beneath 10 centimetres of silt.

After he'd finished, he pulled over on the Narrows Bridge which connects South Perth to the rest of the city and tossed the rifle into the Swan River below. Police divers were able to retrieve the rifle from the river. It was still there seven months later, buried beneath 10 centimetres of silt.

Cook was charged with two additional counts of murder for John Sturkey and George Wormsley, one count of attempted murder for Nicholas August, and one count of unlawful wounding for Rowena Reeves. From there, the floodgates opened. Cook began talking more and more about other crimes he'd committed over the past five years, with an intricate level of detail.

Cook was charged with two additional counts of murder for John Sturkey and George Wormsley, one count of attempted murder for Nicholas August, and one count of unlawful wounding for Rowena Reeves. From there, the floodgates opened. Cook began talking more and more about other crimes he'd committed over the past five years, with an intricate level of detail.

Cook was charged with two additional counts of murder for John Sturkey and George Wormsley, one count of attempted murder for Nicholas August, and one count of unlawful wounding for Rowena Reeves. From there, the floodgates opened. Cook began talking more and more about other crimes he'd committed over the past five years, with an intricate level of detail.