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Murder of Sheree Beasley
Sheree Beasley (25 February 1985 - 29 June 1991) was a Australian schoolgirl from Rosebud, an outer suburb of Melbourne, who was kidnapped, raped and murdered by Robert Arthur Selby Lowe in June 1991. Her body was found on 24 September in a stormwater drain. On the twenty-fourth anniversary of her murder, a memorial service was held at her grave, which many members of the community attended.〔
==Murder==
Beasley rode her bicycle to a nearby milk bar, where she was abducted by Lowe.〔 He had apparently targeted the victim because he had witnessed her to be alone on several occasions. A possible explanation for the lack of supervision was that Beasley had been transferred several times between the custody of her mother and grandparents.〔 After the abduction took place, it was stated by several individuals that a "middle-aged" male was seen driving a car containing a "distressed child".〔〔
Lowe had a history of crimes involving children. Before Beasley's murder, he had multiple offenses for indecent exposure, which had been aimed at young girls.〔 Months after the murder, he was seeing a psychotherapist after he had "marital problems" with his wife. His therapist, Margaret Hobbs, eventually began to suspect his involvement in the crime. Lowe had given suspicious statements, such as not remembering where he was on the day the victim died, and that he felt police were closing in on him. Police had both interviewed Lowe after the abduction and eventually recorded some of his sessions with Hobbs, initially without her knowledge. After being informed about this, Hobbs gave her permission for more taping, as she was "disturbed" by Lowe's stories.〔 After his conviction, she began writing a book based on her experience. After her death in a vehicle accident in 1996, the book was completed and eventually published by Andrew Rule.〔
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