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A notorious serial killer who now identifies as a woman has been moved out of a retirement village following complaints from concerned neighbours.  Reginald Arthurell served 23 years of a 24-year sentence for the murder of fiancée Venet Mulhall, 54, in the northern New South Wales town of Coonabarabran in 1995.    Arthurell walked out of Sydney's Long Bay jail in November 2020 after the NSW Parole Authority concluded it was the 'only viable option'.  The 75-year-old, who now goes by the name 'Regina', has been living in temporary housing in Yagoona, Sydney's west - disturbing severa...

New images of notorious Australian serial killer have emerged after the triple-killer appeared on a transgender Facebook page under a different alias.

New images of a notorious serial killer have emerged after the triple-killer appeared on a Facebook page under a different alias. Reginald Arthurell, 75, served 23 years of a 24-year sentence for the murder of his fiancee Venet Mulhall, 54, in the northern New South Wales town of Coonabarabran in 1995.  The murderer walked out of Sydney's Long Bay jail in November 2020 after the NSW Parole Authority concluded it was the 'only viable option'.  Arthurell has reportedly been going by the name 'Regina', which violates his parole conditions that say he is not allowed to alter his appearance. Th...

Advertisement Gang rapist Mohammed Skaf’s latest parole bid has been delayed by four months as state authorities wait to see if his prison classification is downgraded. Skaf, 17 at the time of the gang rapes of at least six schoolgirls in Sydney alongside his brother Bilal Skaf and 14 other men, has been behind bars since he was arrested in 2000. Mohammed Skaf was convicted for his role, as a 17-year-old, in a series of gang rapes in 2000. Credit:NSW Police Skaf, now 37, was originally jailed for 31 years but his sentence was reduced on appeal to 22 years with a non-parole period of 18 ...

Notorious gang rapist Mohammed Skaf will remain behind bars, for now, after his latest bid for freedom hit another roadblock as the end of his lengthy sentence looms. The 37-year-old is fighting for external leave after spending two decades behind bars after he and his elder brother Bilal led the infamous Skaf rape gang that assaulted young women on a four-week rampage before the 2000 Olympics. Dressed in prison greens, Mohammed Skaf appeared before a NSW State Parole Board review hearing at Parramatta on Friday via video link from Junee Correctional Centre. He listened intently as he wai...