I doubt, you would find it using Google. You would have to search for the microfilm at the National Library. Possibly the Age or a South Australian broadsheet.

The date of publication would be either late April or early May, the year of the Turo Murders. 1978-79.

So this is really stretching my memory. However, the basic gist is that the mothers of serial killers worshipped their sons and put their son on a pedestal. He could do no wrong, and she would always excuse his bad behaviour.

Basically, she was the enabler, and if I recall, these mothers would really spoil their sons.