Anonymous

Just after 11pm on Friday May 13, one month after Glennis Peak's hit and run, 18-year-old Jill Connell was walking home from a bus stop in Belmont when she was deliberately run down by a driver in a green Morris Minor sedan. After being thrown onto the bonnet, Jill fell to the ground, sobbing. Meanwhile, the Morris Minor had gotten stuck in some sand that bordered the road.

Just after 11pm on Friday May 13, one month after Glennis Peak's hit and run, 18-year-old Jill Connell was walking home from a bus stop in Belmont when she was deliberately run down by a driver in a green Morris Minor sedan. After being thrown onto the bonnet, Jill fell to the ground, sobbing. Meanwhile, the Morris Minor had gotten stuck in some sand that bordered the road.

Just after 11pm on Friday May 13, one month after Glennis Peak's hit and run, 18-year-old Jill Connell was walking home from a bus stop in Belmont when she was deliberately run down by a driver in a green Morris Minor sedan. After being thrown onto the bonnet, Jill fell to the ground, sobbing. Meanwhile, the Morris Minor had gotten stuck in some sand that bordered the road.

The driver jumped out and ran away, laughing. It was an hour before Jill was found lying unconscious and bleeding behind the abandoned vehicle. She later underwent emergency surgery. The green Morris Minor had been reported stolen from a home in the South Perth suburb of Como two hours earlier. The prints of the car thief weren't found anywhere on or in the vehicle.

The driver jumped out and ran away, laughing. It was an hour before Jill was found lying unconscious and bleeding behind the abandoned vehicle. She later underwent emergency surgery. The green Morris Minor had been reported stolen from a home in the South Perth suburb of Como two hours earlier. The prints of the car thief weren't found anywhere on or in the vehicle.

The driver jumped out and ran away, laughing. It was an hour before Jill was found lying unconscious and bleeding behind the abandoned vehicle. She later underwent emergency surgery. The green Morris Minor had been reported stolen from a home in the South Perth suburb of Como two hours earlier. The prints of the car thief weren't found anywhere on or in the vehicle.

Exactly one week after the attack on Jewel Connell, an 18-year-old named Georgina Pittman spent a fun night out dancing. She caught the 11.35pm train home where she struck up a conversation with 16-year-old Maureen Rogers and her 12-year-old cousin Therese Zagami, who had just attended a concert.

Exactly one week after the attack on Jewel Connell, an 18-year-old named Georgina Pittman spent a fun night out dancing. She caught the 11.35pm train home where she struck up a conversation with 16-year-old Maureen Rogers and her 12-year-old cousin Therese Zagami, who had just attended a concert.

Exactly one week after the attack on Jewel Connell, an 18-year-old named Georgina Pittman spent a fun night out dancing. She caught the 11.35pm train home where she struck up a conversation with 16-year-old Maureen Rogers and her 12-year-old cousin Therese Zagami, who had just attended a concert.

It was raining heavily when they disembarked at Queen's Park Station in South Perth and there were no taxis waiting at the cab rank outside. The only car in the vicinity was an expensive-looking new Chrysler Royal which was white with a red stripe and had Victorian licence plates. A man sat behind the wheel, wearing a brimmed hat. The three girls decided to walk home.

It was raining heavily when they disembarked at Queen's Park Station in South Perth and there were no taxis waiting at the cab rank outside. The only car in the vicinity was an expensive-looking new Chrysler Royal which was white with a red stripe and had Victorian licence plates. A man sat behind the wheel, wearing a brimmed hat. The three girls decided to walk home.

It was raining heavily when they disembarked at Queen's Park Station in South Perth and there were no taxis waiting at the cab rank outside. The only car in the vicinity was an expensive-looking new Chrysler Royal which was white with a red stripe and had Victorian licence plates. A man sat behind the wheel, wearing a brimmed hat. The three girls decided to walk home.

Maureen and Georgina huddled together under Maureen's umbrella, while Teresa walked slightly ahead under her own umbrella. They were making their way up a George Street, an isolated road bordered by large paddocks, a few houses, and a poultry farm. Suddenly, a car zoomed past them at high speed. Gee, this guy's an idiot, Maureen said.

Maureen and Georgina huddled together under Maureen's umbrella, while Teresa walked slightly ahead under her own umbrella. They were making their way up a George Street, an isolated road bordered by large paddocks, a few houses, and a poultry farm. Suddenly, a car zoomed past them at high speed. Gee, this guy's an idiot, Maureen said.

Maureen and Georgina huddled together under Maureen's umbrella, while Teresa walked slightly ahead under her own umbrella. They were making their way up a George Street, an isolated road bordered by large paddocks, a few houses, and a poultry farm. Suddenly, a car zoomed past them at high speed. Gee, this guy's an idiot, Maureen said.

It was the same Chrysler that had been parked at the train station. The driver then did a U-turn and sped back past the girls in the other direction before pulling into a side street behind them. The three girls kept walking. It was quiet and dark as they reached an area of the road where there were no houses, only empty paddocks on either side.

It was the same Chrysler that had been parked at the train station. The driver then did a U-turn and sped back past the girls in the other direction before pulling into a side street behind them. The three girls kept walking. It was quiet and dark as they reached an area of the road where there were no houses, only empty paddocks on either side.

It was the same Chrysler that had been parked at the train station. The driver then did a U-turn and sped back past the girls in the other direction before pulling into a side street behind them. The three girls kept walking. It was quiet and dark as they reached an area of the road where there were no houses, only empty paddocks on either side.

The still night air was abruptly broken by a roaring sound. Georgina turned around and saw headlights approaching. It was the Chrysler, veering across the road towards them. Twelve-year-old Therese, who was walking right at the road's edge, also spun around. Look out, she cried, before jumping out of the car's path.

The still night air was abruptly broken by a roaring sound. Georgina turned around and saw headlights approaching. It was the Chrysler, veering across the road towards them. Twelve-year-old Therese, who was walking right at the road's edge, also spun around. Look out, she cried, before jumping out of the car's path.