A former funeral director and hospital wardsman has admitted to a series of sexual attacks on women in Sydney in the early 90s, after a familial DNA link led to his arrest more than three decades on.
Warning: This story contains details of graphic sexual acts.
Glenn Gary Cameron, now 61, on Tuesday pleaded guilty to 13 offences against eight women, including multiple counts of aggravated indecent assault at knife-point.
Between 1991 and 1993, the culprit behind the attacks in Moore Park and the inner west became known in media reporting as the “Night Stalker” or “Moore Park Rapist”.
But it wasn’t until February 2024 that Cameron was arrested as he returned from an international trip —the result of a breakthrough in the case courtesy of modern DNA and fingerprint technologies being used to review historic sexual assault crimes.
Cameron faced 36 charges in total.
Source: Man known as ‘Moore Park Rapist’ pleads guilty to series of sexual assaults in Sydney – ABC News