Jeremy Pudney

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Australian True Crime · Snowtown: The Bodies in the Barrels Murders *Re-Issue* · 17 Sep 2026 podcast

I was.

Yep, that's right.

A few days afterwards.

I was working at the Adelaide Advertiser at the time as a crime reporter, police reporter, we were called.

And on the day that this story broke, which was the day after the bodies were discovered, the police managed to keep it secret quite successfully for 24 hours, which was a fair effort and

wouldn't happen in this day and age.

So it had gotten to the point where there was eight victims in six barrels being stored by the killers in this bank, this disused bank in the vault in the disused bank at Snowtown.

And for several months before this time, police, through a series of unrelated at first missing persons investigations into some of these victims, had started to investigate.

realised that the names John Bunting and Robert Wagner were coming up over and over again.

there was some limited surveillance on Wagner in particular and Bunting as suspects and they had made a trip to Snowtown while under police surveillance and the police...

When they were having a look around, Snowtown came across in a driveway of a friend of Bunting and Wagner lived across the road from the bank in a driveway.

There was a four-wheel drive, which they believed human remains had been put in at some point.

And police had been looking for this four-wheel drive and they spotted

And so they then made arrangements to go back a few days later.

And when they did, the four-wheel drive was there, but the remains weren't.

And they were pointed in the direction of the bank.

And that's how it all unfolded.

wasn't it?

Yeah, so that was David Johnson.

So that was the stepbrother of James Lousakis.

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