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Milperra Massacre: Australia’s Deadliest Biker Shootout

The Milperra Massacre didn’t happen out of nowhere. Just a year earlier, in 1983, the Comancheros—one of Australia’s most feared motorcycle clubs—split apart. Internal disputes reached boiling point when a faction broke away under Anthony “Snodgrass” Spencer. Rather than disappear into the shadows, this group sought power. They reached across the Pacific, aligning with the Bandidos Motorcycle Club in Texas, a move that gave them international backing and instant credibility. By November 1983, the Bandidos officially planted their first flag outside the United States—right in Australia.
This wasn’t just a new name on the scene; it was a declaration of war. What had been a single club was now two rival empires sharing the same streets. On one side stood Jock Ross, the hardline leader of the original Comancheros, known for his strict discipline and militaristic style. On the other, Spencer, fueled by resentment and the promise of Bandido muscle, was determined to prove his breakaway wasn’t a mistake.
By 1984, the stage was set. Old brothers were now sworn enemies. Personal feuds mixed with questions of honor and pride, ensuring that the split would not be settled quietly. Conflict wasn’t just likely—it was inevitable.