pstrongCould you estimate the number of houses and backyards you have unlawfully enteredbr No, it would be terribly hard to say.br Would it be hundreds or would it be thousandsbr Many, many hundreds. Perhaps thousands.strongppstrong- The Kingsgrove Slasher's police questioningstrongbr ppBetween 1956 and 1959, suburban Sydney was terrorised by a phantom known as the Kingsgrove Slasher. A peeping Tom, he graduated to breaking into houses to watch people sleep before later slashing women and girls with a razor while they lay in their beds.ppHe punched a 21-year-old woman into unconsciousness, breaking her teeth and cutting her mouth, hit a teenage girl in the face with a piece of wood and slashed a deep wound across the stomach of a 64-year-old woman. The Slasher also groped teens in their beds, and one of his 18 victims was just seven years old.ppemNight Terrorsem is the first detailed account of the Kingsgrove Slasher case. It draws on hundreds of newspaper articles written at the t