Sydney 'Night Stalker' Brings Closure to 30-Year-Old Cold Case with Guilty Plea

Sydney 'Night Stalker' Pleads Guilty to String of Sexual Assaults A 61-year-old man has pleaded guilty to multiple sexual assaults on women in Sydney during the early 1990s, bringing closure to a three-decade-old cold case. Glenn Gary Cameron was arrested at Sydney International Airport last February after detectives reviewed unsolved cases using modern DNA and fingerprint technologies. Cameron has admitted to more than a dozen charges, including 11 counts of aggravated sexual assault using a weapon as a threat, for attacks on eight women between 1991 and 1993. The case drew international attention due to its similarities with other high-profile serial offender cases in the United States and Europe. The guilty plea comes after Cameron's identity was suppressed due to a reporting ban, which was lifted three months later. Of the 36 offences he has been charged with, he pleaded guilty to 13 on Tuesday, when he appeared in Downing Centre Local Court via a video link. Nine charges were withdrawn, and the remaining 14 will be taken into account during sentencing. The breakthrough in this case highlights the importance of modern forensic techniques in solving cold cases. It also underscores the need for international cooperation in combating serial offending. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has praised the efforts of detectives who worked tirelessly to bring Cameron to justice. As the investigation continues, authorities are urging victims and witnesses to come forward with any information that may aid in the prosecution. Sentencing is scheduled for next month, and it is expected to be a significant milestone in bringing closure to this traumatic chapter in Sydney's history. *This story is developing. Information compiled from Bbc reporting.*