The families of the killer’s victims have been notified, 9News understands.

Frankston serial killer Paul Denyer’s application for parole has been denied. (Nine)

Denyer was sentenced to life in prison without parole but the term was later reduced to a non-parole period of 30 years on appeal.

Denyer murdered Natalie Russell, Elizabeth Stevens and mother Deborah Fream in the Frankston area.

Stevens, 18, was murdered by Denyer after she got off a bus on her way home from the library on June 11.

On July 8, Seaford mother Fream, 22, was killed when she was ambushed by Denyer in her car.

A fortnight later, Natalie, 17, was murdered as she walked home from school.

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