A woman who survived being drugged and raped by a paedophile responsible for the death of a young girl is convinced he will kill again if he is released from prison.
Daily Mail Australia first revealed Michael Anthony Guider, 69, will be freed from the Metropolitan Special Programs Centre at Long Bay on June 6 unless the New South Wales government wins a court action to keep him inside.
Guider was serving a 16-year sentence imposed in 1996 for 60 offences against 11 children when police realised he was also responsible for one of Australia's most high-profile unsolved crimes - the death of nine-year-old Samantha Knight.
The schoolgirl disappeared from her mother's home in Sydney's eastern suburbs in 1986, leading to one of the largest searches in Australian history.
Another of Guider's victims, Chantelle Hamilton, 30, has issued a chilling warning as she fights his scheduled release.
Daily Mail Australia first revealed Michael Anthony Guider (pictured), 69, will be released from the Metropolitan Special Programs Centre at Long Bay on June 6
Guider was serving a 16-year sentence imposed in 1996 for 60 offences against 11 children when police realised he was responsible for one of Australia's most high-profile unsolved crimes - the death of nine-year-old schoolgirl Samantha Knight (pictured)
Another of Guider's victims, Chantelle Hamilton (pictured as a child), 30, has issued a chilling warning as she fights his scheduled release
'I want him kept behind bars so he can never kill again, because mark my words, he will,' she told Woman's Day.
'Let's keep child killers out of our community and behind bars where they belong. In the case of child killers, there should be no question,' Ms Hamilton wrote alongside a petition calling for Guider to remain imprisoned.
The online petition has been signed by more than 104,000 people.
She has promised to be waiting at the prison gates for Guider if he is released.
'I've heard he's cut his hair and shaved his beard so he won't be recognised. But I'll never forget his face. I want to look him in the eye and let him know I'm not that scared little girl now,' she said.
'I'm a mother and I'm fighting for the safety of children. He haunted me and now I'm going to haunt him.'
Ms Hamilton said releasing Guider would put the lives of little girls at risk.
'I'll do anything I can to keep him locked up. He's got to be stopped, he has to stay behind bars,' she told 60 Minutes.
Guider (pictured) preyed upon single mothers, offering to babysit with the intent of abusing their children
Ms Hamilton was six-years-old when she first met Guider, a self-taught expert in Aboriginal rock art who also worked as a gardener.
Guider preyed upon single mothers, offering to babysit with the intent of abusing their children.
He would then drug, sexually abuse and photograph the children he was supposed to be looking after.
Ms Hamilton said Guider's mood changed the second her mother left her and a friend at their home in Manly on Sydney's northern beaches.
'That's when dirty magazines were on the coffee table all of a sudden. He was setting the mood,' she said.
'He... would just get us naked and... he'd get us to touch each other and stuff.'
Chantelle Hamilton (pictured), 30, is fighting against Michael Geider's scheduled release from prison
Ms Hamilton said she told her mother about Guider's behaviour and he was later arrested.
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