Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Andrew Christopher Albury, born 20 November 1961, is an Australian murderer. Convicted of murdering Gloria Pindan on 25 November 1983, he is currently serving life imprisonment without parole.Albury confessed to the killing of Patricia Carlton, but later recanted the confession at the trial of Kelvin Condren. Condren was convicted and served seven years before his conviction was quashed.A 2004 judgement of the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory states that in 1990 Albury confessed to committing eleven other murders but an investigation concluded that the confession was fictional. In the same judgement, Dr Wake, the Medical Director of Northern Territory Prisons, is quoted as saying: 'Albury enjoys his reputation of being a “monster” and cleverly invokes voices, the written word and behaviour patterns to perpetuate the idea that he is quite mad"'.In February 2014, the former Northern Territory Detective Sergeant Les Chapman, who arrested Albury in 1983, claimed that Albury had once boasted of killing 14 other people in a spree while he moved from Townsville to Mount Isa between 1970 and 1982, making Albury one of the youngest serial killers in history.. }
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- Andy_Albury abstract "Andrew Christopher Albury, born 20 November 1961, is an Australian murderer. Convicted of murdering Gloria Pindan on 25 November 1983, he is currently serving life imprisonment without parole.Albury confessed to the killing of Patricia Carlton, but later recanted the confession at the trial of Kelvin Condren. Condren was convicted and served seven years before his conviction was quashed.A 2004 judgement of the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory states that in 1990 Albury confessed to committing eleven other murders but an investigation concluded that the confession was fictional. In the same judgement, Dr Wake, the Medical Director of Northern Territory Prisons, is quoted as saying: 'Albury enjoys his reputation of being a “monster” and cleverly invokes voices, the written word and behaviour patterns to perpetuate the idea that he is quite mad"'.In February 2014, the former Northern Territory Detective Sergeant Les Chapman, who arrested Albury in 1983, claimed that Albury had once boasted of killing 14 other people in a spree while he moved from Townsville to Mount Isa between 1970 and 1982, making Albury one of the youngest serial killers in history.".