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S'està carregant… DONE LIKE A DINNERde Jennifer Cooke
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Some of Australias most bizarre crimes had their genesis over a seemingly innocent meal in a city restaurant. This is a collection of the best known, written by two of Australias leading crime reporters, Jennifer Cooke of The Sydney Morning Herald and Sandra Harvey (author of the best-selling Brothers In Arms, the story of the Milperra Bikie massacre). Colourful racing identities... prominent Sydney businessmen... the Melbourne Mafia... theyre all here... No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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A Very Fishy Murder, the first story, describes how Andrew Kalajzich of K’s Snapper Inn at Manly came to put a price on his wife’s head and eventually to kill her. In Chapter 2 Ducky O’Connor is killed in a crowded Sydney restaurant by mobster Lennie McPherson. McPherson re-appears in later stories. Chapter 3, Siege at the Spaghetti Speak-Easy, recounts how aboriginal juvenile delinquent Amos Atkinson, panics and holds thirty people hostage at Melbourne’s Italian Waiters’ Club. Finally in the last two stories we see Melbourne at the mercy of extended gangland wars culminating in the cold-blooded murder of Lewis Moran in 2004, and the impact of two decades of bikie gang vendettas in Sydney. ( )