Pure Undistilled Evil
About this episode
The episode discusses the case of Alistair Farquhar "Sandy" MacRae, a convicted murderer eligible for parole, and the concerns surrounding his potential release.
Alistair Farquhar "Sandy" MacRae is a quadruple convicted murderer who killed without mercy. At 77, MacRae is eligible for parole after completing his jail sentence in South Australia but questions remain whether he killed other people, including women who worked in massage parlours in Melbourne in the 1970s. Former Victoria Police assistant commissioner Noel Ashby dealt with MacRae and tells Adam Shand he might have got away with several other murders and should not be released, despite finishing his jail time and his advanced age. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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