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To Hunt a Killer
 

Do you have what it takes to track down a killer?

Or will the escapee slip through your fingers?

Take off in pursuit into the night and darkness, armed only with a torch, your wits, and the people around you.

The state's most ruthless killer has escaped the local prison. The undermanned and overstretched authorities need volunteers to search the local bushland nature reserve and uncover this criminals' whereabouts. Can you successfully flush him out in time?

Learn what it means to hunt a killer.

 

Event details

Venue: Manly Dam
Bookings: https://darkstories.com.au/to-hunt-a-killer-sydney/
Start Date: Friday 01 April 2022

 

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