death. October, 2011 – The book A Pack of Bloody Animals was published, concluding that two of the defendants, Anthony Farrell and Trevor Pettingill, played no part in the murders of the two policemen. In popular culture The Seven Network aired a documentary on the shootings in 2010 titled "Police Under Fire: The Walsh Street Killings". The Walsh Street shootings and the people responsible for them inspired the fictional 2010 feature film Animal Kingdom and the 2011 television docudrama Killing Time. They were also mentioned several times in the 2011 docudrama Underbelly Files: Tell Them Lucifer was Here (which concerned the 1998 Silk–Miller police murders in Melbourne). The Walsh Street shootings were a subject of the Screen Australia/Film Victoria documentary Trigger Point, aired by the ABC in 2014, which also documented questionable cases of shootings of criminals by police, and training programmes aimed at reducing such incidents. The case was also covered by Casefile True Crime Podcast on 29 July 2017. See also The Stringybark Creek police murders Silk–Miller police murders Melbourne gangland killings Crime in Melbourne List of unsolved murders (20th century) References External links Blue Ribbon Day Victoria Police 1988 in Australia History of Melbourne Victoria Police Murder in Melbourne 1980s in Melbourne 1988 murders in Australia Australian police officers killed in the line of duty