In the Hands of Evil: The true story of Venet Mulhall's life and death and the hunt for the serial killler, Reginald Kenneth Arthurell also known as Regina Kaye Arthurell

About the Book

IN THE HANDS OF EVIL is a true Australian crime story that the brother of a murder victim was compelled to write.

The author is more at home in his workshop restoring an old classic car than at the keyboard of a computer.But fate intervened and placed him in a position where he was the only person able to put together the facts of the death of his sister and the death of two other people at the hands of a serial killerThe author's aim is to tell his story his way and to inform the reader of the devastation that this serial killer has caused.However there is much, much, more to this storyThe author gives an insight into those lives lost and provides a details of the crime scenes.He also writes about the nationwide manhunt he undertook to bring this killer to justice.This killer is now eligible for parole for the third time and this book is part of his campaign to try to prevent that from happening.The author's aim is to create an awareness of the failure of our legal system.The author received the reward offered by the NSW Police Commissioner for his contribution to the apprehension and conviction of this serial killer.In the Hands of Evil is a truly unique Australian crime story, told by the Author as he experienced it.

This is a TRUE story of Venet Mulhall's life and death and the hunt for the serial killler, Reginald Kenneth Arthurell also known as Regina Kaye Arthurell.

Review :

Told from the heart. A good read. Mark Morri Crime Editor for The Sydney Daily Telegraph and author.

This is an account of a devoted brother seeking justice for his sister. A sister who had her generosity and trust abused. A sister who believed in a person who was ultimately responsible for her death. Paul Quinn should be congratulated for his determination to see justice carried out, even to the extent of studying Law at university. Paul took on this responsibility to ensure that he understood the system that let down his sister so badly. When Paul contacted my electorate office he met Beryl Stevens and Jodie Small. These two women made sure that Paul was given all the assistance available. He could not have been provided with better access to ministerial offices. Beryl and Jodie were well known as "warriors for justice". Paul was with soul mates. This account is not over. Paul is still as zealous as he was at the outset. The light he has shone and will continue to shine on the justice system hopefully will bring about some welcome changes.Paul's attention to detail is the star of this story. He should be congratulated. Faye Lo Po Member of Parliament (retired) and Order of Australia Medal recipient.