I have been informed today, 15th June, that my father Allan Maxwell McIntyre died on Tuesday the 13th of June 2017. He was 88 years old.
With him dies any hope of a confession for the murders he committed. Now the innocent witnesses to those murders must continue to carry the burden of speaking for his victims without hope of ever securing a conviction against him. He was allowed to live out his old age in peace because he knew terrible things about powerful people. The man people thought they knew as 'Max' was a sick, sadistic paedophile. He was a monster.
At least now I can speak out about what a terrible person he was without fear of libel.
Many of my fathers similarly sadistic associates are still alive. There is still time to make sure they face justice for their crimes.
I know that there will be no peace in death for my father.

An update on Allan Maxwell McIntyre's death in the South Australian media tonight
http://www.news.com.au/national/south-a ... 1cb5f18ef5
I'm not doing well with the links so if anyone can help out?

So per this article:
http://www.smh.com.au/national/boys-dia ... wmd2r.html

Munro is implicated by two of McIntyre's children (one of whom posts here?) and even McIntyre himself yet:

Munro's lawyer, Stephen Ey, dismissed the allegations. "The police who interviewed Munro were satisfied he had nothing to do with it.

How can the police be satisfied? How could they similarly believe McIntyre didn't have involvement - he would have to be involved to try to implicate his erstwhile friend.

What is it going to take for them to go and dig up that well? Some more high profile guilty parties to die off so they only get sullied reputations rather than jail time?

I agree that some more detailed responses from APLE would be appreciated.

Here's another great article by Janelle Retka of the Cambodia Daily about my father, Allan Max McIntyre.(19/6/17.)
SAPOL, in particular David Sheridan of the Major crime Department, continues to deny Max's involvement in the Beaumont children abduction and murder.
Most importantly, Janelle asserts in today's article that APLE have been investigating Anthony Munro for child abuse in Cambodia since 2014.
Munro's lawyer, Stephen Ey continues to deny that Munro had any involvement in the Beaumont children's disappearance.
Stephen Ey also asserted in court on the 7th of June 2017 that Munro should receive a more lenient sentence as he had 'voluntarily chosen' not to involve himself with children since 1990.
My father is due to be buried at his plot in the Stansbury cemetery on Wednesday the 21st of June. It has been deemed a 'private' ceremony by the local Funeral directors. This means that myself, sister and brother Andrew McIntyre, three of my fathers five remaining children, will not be allowed to attend.
We three have been ousted from the funeral, and in fact the entire McIntyre family, because we dared to speak up about the incest and other abuses which ran rife in our family.
Unfortunately those abuses spilled out into the neighborhoods surrounding our Edwardstown home.
What my father did to other people's children was far worse than what he did to us.


https://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/susp ... es-131465/

Looks like that evidence is about to come out!!

Here is a link to a local news program from South Australia's ch 7 current affairs program Today Tonight. Investigative journalist Brian Littley and the ch 7 news crew air interviews and footage of my father Allan Maxwell McIntyre confessing to knowledge about the abduction of the three Beaumont children Jane, Aarna and Grant. https://www.todaytonightadelaide.com.au ... monts-lead

The Facebook site "In Memory of the Beaumont children" has posted up a petition to force the South Australian Police to dig at the site in Stansbury (Yorke Peninsula, South Australia) where it is believed the three missing Beaumont children were buried.
Here's the link https://www.change.org/p/south-australi ... e_petition

SAPOL are useless. You would think they would turn over every stone to solve the biggest murder mystery in south Australia.

A person declaring herself as Sasch Barber, niece of Anthony Munro, has signed the petition at change.org to force a dig for the remains of the Beaumont children. Sasch stated the following as her reason for signing the petition:

Sasch Barber
Australia
3 days ago
'My uncle is Anthony Munro and the truth needs to come out. He needs to be punished for all his crimes'

You can read all of the reasons why so many people have signed the petition at the petition address given in my last post here.