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No connection was made to the prowler breaking into homes across the city, even though he also stole cars, struck on weekend nights, targeted random victims, and never left a single fingerprint. The hit and run stopped after the attack against Georgina Pittman, Maureen Rogers, and Therese Agami. Months passed, then years.

No connection was made to the prowler breaking into homes across the city, even though he also stole cars, struck on weekend nights, targeted random victims, and never left a single fingerprint. The hit and run stopped after the attack against Georgina Pittman, Maureen Rogers, and Therese Agami. Months passed, then years.

No connection was made to the prowler breaking into homes across the city, even though he also stole cars, struck on weekend nights, targeted random victims, and never left a single fingerprint. The hit and run stopped after the attack against Georgina Pittman, Maureen Rogers, and Therese Agami. Months passed, then years.

But the Nightcaller never ceased his crimes, and in the beginning of 1963, he would launch another shocking attack using a new kind of stolen weapon. Australia Day is Australia's official national day, observed annually on January 26th. There is some controversy around this date as it was chosen to mark the landing of the first British colonists in 1788.

But the Nightcaller never ceased his crimes, and in the beginning of 1963, he would launch another shocking attack using a new kind of stolen weapon. Australia Day is Australia's official national day, observed annually on January 26th. There is some controversy around this date as it was chosen to mark the landing of the first British colonists in 1788.

But the Nightcaller never ceased his crimes, and in the beginning of 1963, he would launch another shocking attack using a new kind of stolen weapon. Australia Day is Australia's official national day, observed annually on January 26th. There is some controversy around this date as it was chosen to mark the landing of the first British colonists in 1788.

In recent years, there has been much debate as to whether it should be changed. For many residents of Perth in 1963, Australia Day just signified another long weekend and a chance to enjoy the summer. The holiday fell on a Saturday that year, so Australians would have a three-day weekend with no work on Monday.

In recent years, there has been much debate as to whether it should be changed. For many residents of Perth in 1963, Australia Day just signified another long weekend and a chance to enjoy the summer. The holiday fell on a Saturday that year, so Australians would have a three-day weekend with no work on Monday.

In recent years, there has been much debate as to whether it should be changed. For many residents of Perth in 1963, Australia Day just signified another long weekend and a chance to enjoy the summer. The holiday fell on a Saturday that year, so Australians would have a three-day weekend with no work on Monday.

Saturday January 26 was a hot night and Perth was abuzz with many out drinking and celebrating. The Ocean Beach Hotel, a pub that sat across from the beach in North Cottesloe, was packed. Bartender Rowena Reeves worked at the hotel until closing, then went to a restaurant with three friends.

Saturday January 26 was a hot night and Perth was abuzz with many out drinking and celebrating. The Ocean Beach Hotel, a pub that sat across from the beach in North Cottesloe, was packed. Bartender Rowena Reeves worked at the hotel until closing, then went to a restaurant with three friends.

Saturday January 26 was a hot night and Perth was abuzz with many out drinking and celebrating. The Ocean Beach Hotel, a pub that sat across from the beach in North Cottesloe, was packed. Bartender Rowena Reeves worked at the hotel until closing, then went to a restaurant with three friends.

Afterwards, at around 2am, the group of four drove to a quiet spot overlooking the ocean to chat and have a few more drinks. However, an argument broke out between two members of the group who were a couple. They soon left, leaving Rowena alone in the car with her friend, Nick August. Rowena sat in the car's back seat drinking pink champagne while Nick sat behind the wheel.

Afterwards, at around 2am, the group of four drove to a quiet spot overlooking the ocean to chat and have a few more drinks. However, an argument broke out between two members of the group who were a couple. They soon left, leaving Rowena alone in the car with her friend, Nick August. Rowena sat in the car's back seat drinking pink champagne while Nick sat behind the wheel.

Afterwards, at around 2am, the group of four drove to a quiet spot overlooking the ocean to chat and have a few more drinks. However, an argument broke out between two members of the group who were a couple. They soon left, leaving Rowena alone in the car with her friend, Nick August. Rowena sat in the car's back seat drinking pink champagne while Nick sat behind the wheel.

As Rowena sipped her drink, she noticed a man standing less than 8 metres away, staring at them. She pointed him out to Nick. Nick was married and suspected the stranger had been sent by his wife to spy on him. Angered, Nick tossed an empty beer bottle at the man through the open window and yelled at him to piss off. As the bottle rolled down the street, Rowena saw the man lift up something.

As Rowena sipped her drink, she noticed a man standing less than 8 metres away, staring at them. She pointed him out to Nick. Nick was married and suspected the stranger had been sent by his wife to spy on him. Angered, Nick tossed an empty beer bottle at the man through the open window and yelled at him to piss off. As the bottle rolled down the street, Rowena saw the man lift up something.

As Rowena sipped her drink, she noticed a man standing less than 8 metres away, staring at them. She pointed him out to Nick. Nick was married and suspected the stranger had been sent by his wife to spy on him. Angered, Nick tossed an empty beer bottle at the man through the open window and yelled at him to piss off. As the bottle rolled down the street, Rowena saw the man lift up something.

Look out, he's got a gun, she cried, while pushing Nick's head down so it wouldn't be visible from outside. The man fired a rifle. Nick felt a sudden pain in his neck. He's got me, he stated, before hurriedly starting the car's engine and speeding away. The man with the rifle fired once again at the retreating vehicle, but missed. In the backseat of the car, Rowena was bleeding badly.

Look out, he's got a gun, she cried, while pushing Nick's head down so it wouldn't be visible from outside. The man fired a rifle. Nick felt a sudden pain in his neck. He's got me, he stated, before hurriedly starting the car's engine and speeding away. The man with the rifle fired once again at the retreating vehicle, but missed. In the backseat of the car, Rowena was bleeding badly.