Naden reveals 'no real reason' behind murders 'I would have shot police': Naden RAW VISION: The Director of Public Prosecutions releases vision of the first recorded interview with confessed murderer and former fugitive Malcolm Naden. For seven years Malcolm Naden evaded every effort of the NSW Police to track him down, building a myth around his survival and a haze of mystery around the horrific acts from which he fled. But when he finally spoke - to police and psychiatrists - the "enigma of Malcolm Naden" only seemed to deepen. I killed her; why her? There was no real reason," Naden said in a hand scrawled prison confession letter tendered as evidence during his ongoing sentencing hearing in the NSW Supreme Court over the brutal murders of two young women, the sexual assault of a young girl and the attempted murder of a police officer. It seems as though I must have my own search party, plumb the depths of myself and see what it uncovers. If it wasn't her it would have been someone else ... The normal feelings I should have had just weren't registering the way they should have. I just know something went wrong somewhere and I am unable to put my finger on it. The court heard that while Naden was at times capable of understanding the terrible nature of his crimes - the full, grisly details of which have now finally been released - at other times he was completely numb. "Regarding the death of Ms [Lateesha] Nolan he said that he 'felt nothing' towards the victim," Professor David Greenberg said. Professor Greenberg said under cross-examination by Naden's barrister, that having read Naden's confessions, and examining him on three occasions, he had discerned "psychopathic traits," but also above-average intelligence. "I've already done it - can't see what the big deal is," Naden reportedly told the professor. He then said he believed the murders were "a test" and "an achievement." Yet on another occasion the 39-year-old falsely told the psychiatrist he was guilty of three other murders, deliberately exaggerating the level of his crimes because he wanted the toughest sentence possible. "They'll give me a life sentence, I'll never get out," Naden reportedly told Professor Greenberg. But the psychiatrist said he believed Naden's false admissions may have been an attempt to deflect police attention away from the sexual nature of his offending. The agreed statement of facts in relation to Naden's crimes reveals he not only killed Kristy Scholes but also had sexual intercourse with her body.