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Emma Rolfe -

Rolfe was photographed at the Sydney Central Police Station in 1920 after being arrested. She had several aliases including May Mulholland, Sybil White, Jean Harris and Eileen Mulholland.

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Christopher Wayne Hudson - Hudsoon was wanted for a shooting three people in Melbourne on June 18, 2007. 

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Brendan Keilar - Brendan Keilar, 43, was shot and killed after he attempted to help a woman who was in a fight with Christopher Wayne Hudson.

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Ada McGuinness -

Photographed on July 26, 1929 in Sydney's Central Police Station, Ada McGuinness was apprehended for cocaine possession "in substantial quantities".  

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Hazel McGuinness -

Ada's daughter, Hazel McGuinness, was also caught with copious amounts of cocaine, attempting to flee their Darlinghurst home. 

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Paul Douglas Peters - Paul Douglas Peters strapped a fake bomb to a teenage girl's neck, and was later caught and apprehended in the U.S.

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Extradited - Peters was then extradited back to Australia for his crime.

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William Munro -

William Munro's mug shot was taken on September 17, 1924 after being arrested for receiving stolen property of the Snow's department store. 

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Robert Long - Robert Long set fire to the Childers Palace Backpackers Hostel in QLD, killing 15 backpackers in 2000.

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Sentenced to life - Long was sentenced to life in prison in 2002 for the murders.

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Thomas Smith -

In 1925, Smith was sentenced to six months behind bars for larceny and escaping from lawful custody. 

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Rolf Harris - Rolf Harris was found guilty in 2014 of assaulting young girls for two decades.  

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Entertainer - Harris, from Bassendean, WA, was a big name family entertainer in the UK and Australia for 50 years before he was found guilty of child sex abuse.

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Three years - After serving just three years, he was released in 2017 and has come out with a new book about an older man painting a much younger woman. 

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William Henry Hayes -

William Henry Hayes was convicted for "robbery under arms" and was sentenced to 8 years hard labour on January 20, 1930. 

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Bradley John Murdoch - Bradley John Murdoch killed Peter Falconio and briefly kidnapped Joanne Lees in 2001. 

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Peter Falconio - Peter Falconio's body was never found.

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Setenced - Murdoch was sentenced to life in 2005, largely based on the testimony of Joanne Lees, who escaped. 

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Eusope Bin Amat -

Malaysian sailor Eusope Bin Amat was sentenced to two months in jail on April 30, 1926 for assaulting a cook. 

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Teenagers - These American teenagers were convicted for murdering an Aussie university student, allegedly "for the fun of it". 

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James Francis Edwards Jr., 15 - James Francis Edwards Jr., 15 was the youngest involved in the 2013 murder. 

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Chancey Allen Luna, 16 - Chancey Allen Luna, 16, was 18-years-old when he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. He shot Aussie Christopher Lane in the back of the head.  

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Michael Dewayne Jones, 17 - Michael Dewayne Jones, the oldest among the crew, also went to prison for life for his role in the Oklahoma murder. 

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Ivan Milat -

Known for the backpacker murders, Milat went on a killing spree between 1989 and 1993. 

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7 victims - Milat was found guilty in 1996 for taking the lives of seven travellers.

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Foiled and finished - Ivan Milat and fellow drug dealer George Savvas attempted to escape prison in maximum-security super prison in Goulburn, NSW. The 2010 plot was foiled and Savvas ended his life shortly after.

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Vito Badalamenti -

Vito Badalamenti is a member of the Sicilian Mafia and is believed to be in either Australia or Brazil. 

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