Show Notes
In August 1983, a quiet night at the Inland Hotel in the Northern Territory took a horrifying and unexpected turn. At the centre of it all was truck driver Douglas Crabbe, a man whose actions that night would become part of one of Australia’s most infamous criminal cases. This week on Wouldn’t Read About It, we revisit the events leading up to the Inland Hotel Massacre, what unfolded that night, and the extraordinary story that followed.
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