Little Girls Lost: The Stories of Four of Australia's Most Horrific Child Murders - and Their Families Fight for Justice

Little Girls Lost tells the hearbreaking stories of the murders of four girls. But it also gives a groundbreaking account of how the girls' grieving parents brought about changes in the law to ease the unbearable burden for themselves - and for the families of other homicide victims. The author, Helen Reade, gives the reader an intimate insight into the thoughts and actions of the victims' families as they recall the events leading up to - including - and after the appalling events. These include: the stabbing murder of 5-year-old Nicole Hanns in 1974; the sexual assault and murder of 9-year-old Ebony Simpson in 1992; the rape andmurders of Bega schoolgirls, 14-year-old Lauren Barry and her friend 16-year-old Nichole Collins in 1997.