Accused serial killer Steven Hainsworth threatened to add to tally, court told
5 months, 2 weeks ago

Accused serial killer Steven Hainsworth threatened to add to tally, court told

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A man accused of murdering three people allegedly threatened a fellow inmate last year, telling him he would make him "number four", a court has heard. Steven Leslie Hainsworth, 49, is standing trial in South Australia's Supreme Court charged with the murders of 77-year-old Phyllis Harrison in 1998, 64-year-old Beverley Hanley in 2010 and 55-year-old Stephen Hugh Newton in 2011. A court previously heard Mr Newton's badly decomposed body was found at his Mount Gambier home on November 4, 2011, covered in rubbish and cannabis plants. Mr Kennett, who used to live in Mount Gambier, said he had been to Mr Hainsworth's partner's house around the time Mr Newton went missing.

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Man tells court alleged serial killer Steven Leslie Hainsworth 'hit' Stephen Newton after finding child exploitation material
6 months, 3 weeks ago

Man tells court alleged serial killer Steven Leslie Hainsworth 'hit' Stephen Newton after finding child exploitation material

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A man has told a court that alleged serial killer Steven Leslie Hainsworth admitted to "hitting" a man who he is alleged to have killed after finding a disc containing child exploitation in his DVD player. Denise Irene Rankine, an acquaintance of Mr Hainsworth in 2011, said "Hainsy" had made several comments while news reports played on the television about …

Alleged serial killer Steven Leslie Hainsworth stands trial accused of murdering Beverley Hanley, Phyllis Harrison and Stephen Newton
7 months, 1 week ago

Alleged serial killer Steven Leslie Hainsworth stands trial accused of murdering Beverley Hanley, Phyllis Harrison and Stephen Newton

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The long-awaited trial of an alleged serial killer has begun in South Australia's Supreme Court — 26 years after a Victorian man allegedly murdered his first victim. Steven Leslie Hainsworth is standing trial accused of murdering his neighbour Phyllis Harrison, 71, his aunt Beverley Hanley, 64, and Mount Gambier pensioner Stephen Newton, 55, between 1998 and 2011. Opening the trial, …

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