Easey Street suspect unmasked as link to victims emerges
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Easey Street suspect unmasked as link to victims emerges

Perry Kouroumblis,now 65,is suspected of killing two women in the 1977 Easey Street murders – and one of Melbourne’s oldest schools links him to the victims.

  • byJohn Silvester,Sherryn Groch,Ashleigh McMillan andHannah Kennelly

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Identity of Easey Street suspect revealed after arrest in Rome
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Identity of Easey Street suspect revealed after arrest in Rome

Police in Victoria will seek to extradite the man from Rome over a double murder mystery dating back to the 1970s.

  • byJohn Silvester,Hannah Kennelly,Josephine Mckenna andAshleigh McMillan
‘It’s unbelievable’:The families and detectives who never gave up hope for an arrest over Easey Street murders

‘It’s unbelievable’:The families and detectives who never gave up hope for an arrest over Easey Street murders

Police had told Suzanne Armstrong’s sister Gayle years ago that they wouldn’t give up on the murder case. So she didn’t either,always hoping a breakthrough might come.

  • byHelen Thomas
The retired detective who still ‘lives and breathes’ the Easey Street murder case

The retired detective who still ‘lives and breathes’ the Easey Street murder case

Peter Hiscock said the arrest of a suspect at an airport in Rome was a great relief:“I thought I would go to my grave with the case unsolved.”

  • byJohn Silvester
How police tracked the Easey Street suspect
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How police tracked the Easey Street suspect

For six years this masthead has agreed to keep the breakthrough secret to avoid alerting the suspect.

  • byJohn Silvester
From the archives:Decades after ‘Victoria’s most brutal crime’,Helen wants justice for the slain women of Easey Street

From the archives:Decades after ‘Victoria’s most brutal crime’,Helen wants justice for the slain women of Easey Street

On a stifling summer night in January 1977,school friends Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett were stabbed more than 80 times in their Collingwood home.

  • byWendy Tuohy