article_snippet.sent: Women from around the world have been writing The Milat Letters to convicted Australian serial killer Milat  since convicted Australian serial killer Ivan Milat was locked up in a maximum security prison twenty years ago, a new book reveals.
article_snippet.sent: The Milat Letters, is a compilation of 94 notes from convicted Australian serial killer Ivan Milat to his eldest nephew Alistair Shipsey.
article_snippet.sent: In The Milat Letters, convicted Australian serial killer Ivan Milat tells Shipsey about convicted Australian serial killer Ivan Milat 'fair share' of 'sheilas', who write 'some frightening things' - and one woman who has even proposed. '
article_snippet.sent: Now, Shipsey, a 55-year-old former Rebels bikie gang member who has been banned from visiting Milat in prison, says convicted Australian serial killer Ivan Milat has released the book of convicted Australian serial killer Ivan Milat uncle's letters for 'those who want to read the facts.'
article_snippet.sent: Some of Milat's letters detail Ivan Milat (right) correspondence with women from the United States, Japan and Australia in the years Ivan Milat (right) has been behind prison bars,  
article_snippet.sent: One woman, who has written to Milat from the day Milat was charged in 1994, is Margaret, one of two women
article_snippet.sent: In prison, Ivan Milat's has been a troublesome inmate, having planned at least one escape and swallowing metal objects
article_snippet.sent: Other extracts from Ivan Milat's letters, tell 'Al'
article_snippet.sent: In prison, Ivan Milat's, has been a troublesome inmate, having planned at least one escape, swallowing metal objects and cutting off Australia's worst serial killer Ivan Milat to send to the High Court in an envelope .
highlights_snippet.sent: Milat  writes up to twice a week to Milat  eldest nephew, Alistair Shipsey .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Shipsey has used 94 of Milat's letters in a new book about the killer .