The property where Australia's worst police shooting took place is now up for sale, listed at $190,000. This remote property, located at 251 Wains Road, witnessed the tragic ambush that resulted in the deaths of two police officers and a neighbor. The killers, Gareth, Stacey, and Nathaniel Train, spent months fortifying the 43-hectare block with military-style defenses. The property's dark history has sparked debate, as the Queensland Police Union of Employees (QPU) initially expressed interest in purchasing it to prevent it from falling into the hands of other conspiracy theorists. However, the executor of Stacey's estate, Aidan Train, has now put the property on the market, claiming the QPU hasn't responded to his offers since October. Train believes documentary makers or the union are the most likely buyers, but he's cautious about selling to those who might glorify the Train family's actions. The property's listing highlights its dilapidated state, still bearing the belongings of the killers. The QPU president, Shane Prior, expressed surprise at the listing, stating they were still in the due diligence process. The Wieambilla area, known for its off-the-grid lifestyle, has seen its fair share of controversy, with the coroner attributing the Train family's delusions to shared psychotic disorder. The families of the deceased officers declined to comment, leaving the property's future uncertain and the community grappling with the aftermath of this tragic event.
