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Police Have Found A Link Between The 65 Melb Women Who Were Sent Letters W/ Used Condoms Inside

Police Melb Bayside Melbourne
Police have discovered a link between the 65 women who received personalised letters with used condoms inside. The women, who all reside near Melbourne’s southeast Bayside area, have been found to have graduated from Kilbreda College in 1999. Police believe that their addresses were obtained from an old student-made school yearbook.
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