and several years in prison. Later, he found success as a painter and sculptor, as well as having a son. In 2019, when interviewed by 60 Minutes Australia, Tim Guider described Michael Guider as "The personification of evil" and called his release from prison a "Mistake". In 2020, he published Good Brother Bad Brother, the story of the two brothers over the years, as well as the disappearance of Knight. In the book, he theorises that she was buried by his brother in a particular grave at Gore Hill Cemetery, in the Sydney suburb of St Leonards. He also analyses the circumstances around Knight's death, and concludes it could not have been accidental. He describes his conclusions in a podcast at findsamantha.com, along with a map of the cemetery showing where he believes she was buried. At the time of writing, his belief that she was buried at Gore Hill Cemetery had not been tested by examination of the gravesite. Gallery Bibliography Guider, Tim (2020). Good Brother Bad Brother. Tim Guider. News articles The Glebe, 13 July 1994 Daily Telegraph, 29 Sep 1996 Daily Telegraph, 1 Oct 1996 Sydney Morning Herald, 4 Aug 1999 Daily Telegraph, 22 Feb 2001 Daily Telegraph, 23rd Feb 2001 Sydney Morning Herald, 23 Feb 2001 Daily Telegraph, 25 Feb 2001 Daily Telegraph, 9 Apr 2002 Daily Telegraph, 10 Apr 2002 Daily Telegraph, 19 Apr 2002 Daily Telegraph, 27 Apr 2002 Sydney Morning Herald, 8 Jun 2002 Daily Telegraph, 29 Aug 2002 Sydney Morning Herald, 29 Aug 2002 The Sun-Herald, 26 Nov 2006 See also Timeline of major crimes in Australia References External links Samantha Knight at australianmissingpersonsregister.com Renee Aitken at australianmissingpersonsregister.com Tess Knight on Michael Guider Michael Guider Info and Photos Tim Guider page Michael Guider and Renee Aitken 1950 births Living people Australian people convicted of manslaughter Australian people convicted of child sexual abuse Criminals from Melbourne Prisoners and detainees of New South Wales Manslaughter trials