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Major update on the world’s worst serial killer Original

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By Rohan Smith Verified
| New York Post Verified
The first sign of evil in Gary Ridgway appeared when he was a 16-year-old boy. The dyslexic teen from Tyee High School in the US state of Washington had an IQ as low as 80. His troubled home life spilled over into school, and one day his impulsive thoughts gave way to actual, horrifying violence. His victim was a six-year-old boy.
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Children ‘scared’ by drug-affected man outside Melbourne primary school

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By Rohan Smith Verified
| Our Community Now
“This is normal for our children”. That’s the chilling response from locals after pictures and videos emerged showing a drug-affected man writhing and crying out on the ground a short walk from a Melbourne primary school. Videos of the incident, captured by schoolchildren on their mobile phones and seen by news.com.au, show the man struggling less than 100m from the school — one that has made headlines in recent years because of its proximity to Melbourne’s only safe injecting room.
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The other side of drug crisis unfolding on Richmond streets

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By Rohan Smith Verified
| Our Community Now
Share Dead bodies on the street. Drug users injecting in broad daylight. It’s a horror show for some but recovering addicts say it’s not the whole story. News.com.au last week visited Richmond , an inner-city suburb that is home to Melbourne’s heroin epidemic and the site of the city’s only injecting room.
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