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Defined Terms
Baker's Dozen Problems
Articles & Reports - Bibliography
Petition
3.
Each time that a convicted murderer is Sentenced to
Life Without Parole
our Punctured
Public Purse is again sentenced to
Death by a Thousand Cuts
The average cost per
inmate serving a
Sentence of
Life Without Parole (based
on the average annual cost of
Maximum Security Incarceration
in 2019) across
76 Heinous
Murderers that murdered 200 Australians (profiled in
Section B) over the last 30 years is
$7,000,559 per inmate. The total cost of
Maximum Security Incarceration across these
76 Heinous
Murderers
will be a
smidgeon over
half a billion Australian dollars.
Yet as at 30 June 2019,
2,088 inmates were serving
a Sentence of '20 years and over',
'Life Sentence'
or
'Other', that includes
1,790 that have
been convicted of Murder. Therefore the strain on the
Public Purse to incarcerate nearly all of these
76 Heinous Murderers (profiled in
Section B)
until they die in a prison
cell is merely the tip of a large iceberg beneath
that materially inhibits available funding of other necessary
Social Services.
Between 1989 and 1993
Ivan Milat viciously and sadistically murdered seven backpackers, aged 19
to 22, in the Belanglo State
Forest, 15 kilometres from Berrima NSW.
Five of the victims were foreign backpackers visiting Australia (three German,
two British). Two were Australian travellers from Melbourne. Five of
the seven victims were females.
Ivan Milat
attempted suicide at least twice, cost the Aust. taxpayer $175,000 pa for 23 years in
jail = $4.025m. Then high hospital costs were incurred with an armed guard
required. Most Australians would agree that Ivan Milat should have been
executed, but the laws did not allow him to be sentenced to the same penalty
that he bestowed on those seven trusting backpackers.
Martin Bryant is serving 35 life sentences, plus 1,035 years, all without the possibility
of parole in Hobart's Risdon Prison. He should have been executed in
1998. Jailing
Martin Bryant will cost the taxpayer over $8m
circa by the time
that he dies in jail.
Maximum
Security Incarceration (until they die) of the five convicted
rape/killers of nurse, Anita Cobby, in 1985 will ultimately cost the NSW
Public Purse
$45.5 million
circa.
'Never to be Released' lists several other
heinous criminals that should have been
Sentenced to execution.
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