
S3-E11 - The Mark's Murders - The Aftermath - The Mark Family
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The fate of James Mark after his murderous spree on the McIntyre has never been investigated. We have found that he initially went to the Dawson River valley where he took up three runs which he subsequently sold at a good profit. He then bought Rosewood near Ipswich in Queensland and later moved to Emu Creek near Armidale in NSW. Along the way, he had three wives and more children. He was in court frequently and served a month in gaol for assault on one of his daughter-in-law’s family. Despite constant attendance at court, he was never arrested or tried for the murders in the McIntyre.
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