
This episode covers the Frankston serial killer case, focusing on the murders of Elizabeth Stevens and Debbie Frame, and the attack on Rosa Toth.
The story begins in February 1993 with Donna Vanes discovering her home ransacked and her pets killed. This unsettling event sets the tone for the subsequent discussions about violence in the Frankston area.
Elizabeth Stevens, an 18-year-old who had recently moved to Victoria, goes missing after leaving a note for her aunt and uncle. Her body is found in Lloyd Park, revealing a brutal knife attack.
Debbie Frame, a new mother, disappears shortly after leaving home to buy milk. Her car is later found with evidence of blood inside, leading to fears of a serial killer in the area.
The episode concludes with the disappearance of 17-year-old Natalie Russell, whose body is also discovered, linking her murder to the previous cases. The police investigation intensifies as they search for the perpetrator.
The episode details the Frankston serial killer's attacks on women in the early 1990s, focusing on Elizabeth Stevens and Debbie Frame.

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She put up a hell of a fight.A series of murders shakes the town of Frankston (Part 1/2)