191 Queen Street Melbourne. 191 Queen Street transition The stained glass window commemorates Australian Post and & Telecom Credit Union employees who were killed by a crazed gunman The attack resulted in nine fatalities, including the perpetrator, and five injuries.
Frank Vitkovic.
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The attack resulted in nine fatalities, including the perpetrator, and five injuries.
Frank Vitkovic. Vitkovic entered the fifth floor office of the Telecom Employees Credit Co-operative where a former friend, Con Margelis, worked
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At around 4:20pm Frank Vitkovic entered the building at 191 Queen Street, Melbourne, carrying a sawn-off M1 carbine in a brown paper bag Margelis was called to the counter and briefly spoke with Vitkovic. On 8 December 1987 a gunman killed eight people and injured five others at the Australia Post offices at 191 Queen Street
Leased Shop & Retail Property at 190 Queen Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000. A classic underground toilet on Queen Street South-west corner of the intersection of Collins and Queen Street, Melbourne The 22-year-old Vitkovic entered the Australia Post building at 191 Queen St with a sawn-off rifle just after 4pm planning to kill his former schoolmate Con Margelis.
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