The Bodies in the Barrels: John Bunting and the Snowtown Murders
In May 1999, police forced open a disused bank vault in the tiny South Australian town of Snowtown. Inside six plastic barrels they found the acid-soaked remains of eight people. Only one victim was killed in the town itself. The rest had been tortured, murdered, and dismembered over seven years across Adelaide’s northern suburbs by a group led by John Justin Bunting — a man who made his victims call him “God.”
In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, Alexander Lawson examines Australia’s most notorious serial killing case. We look at Bunting’s background, the “rock spider wall” of suspected…
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