CRIME CULTURE: Banquet – The Untold Story of Adelaide’s Family Murders

11 September, 2021 Therese Taylor

BOOK REVIEW: The publication of 'Banquet: The Untold Story of Adelaide’s Family Murders' - a detailed account by investigative journalist Debi Marshall of the unsolved serial murders of young men in Adelaide 40 years ago is important, writes Therese Taylor.

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About Therese Taylor 19 Articles
Therese Taylor is a Lecturer in History at Charles Sturt University in Australia. Her book, 'Bernadette of Lourdes, Her Life, Visions and Death' is widely read. She has published articles in the Fortean Times, The Diplomat, and other magazines. She frequently comments on media studies, histories of crime, and religion and society.
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