It’s All Over Bar the Shouting
The Judge has just said that Lyn Dawson was dead in 1982. And that she didn’t kill herself. Or leave home voluntarily. Goodnight nurse.
Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
The Judge has just said that Lyn Dawson was dead in 1982. And that she didn’t kill herself. Or leave home voluntarily. Goodnight nurse.
We’ve already had Chris Dawson’s sister’s evidence dismissed as lies by the judge. Since then he’s discounted that of the 99-year-old Elva McBey, who said she spotted Lyn at a parade for the visit of Chares and Di. Mrs McBey was well meaning, but mistaken he said. Peter and Jill Breese, the one-time neighbour of […]
The Judge is in the middle of demolishing the evidence of Chris Dawson’s brother-in-law Ross Hutcheon, who said that he saw Lyn Dawson at a bus stop after her death. It is totally untrue the Judge Harrison says. Made up to protect Dawson. Hutcheon is lucky he is dead, otherwise he would almost certainly be […]
Lyn Dawson did not leave home voluntarily Judge Harrison finds. Chris Dawson is gone for all money. Cactus.
Judge Harrison thinks Chris Dawson is a liar. He finds that everything Dawson ever said about receiving calls from Lyn is a lie. It’s pack your toothbrush time. The Teacher is never going to swim in the ocean again. A verdict is still about a half hour to an hour away. But it’s only a […]
The judgement in the Teacher’s Pet case is being read out as we speak. Judge Harrison has just said that he doesn’t believe that Chris Dawson received a call from his wife Lyn on the day of her disappearance. In an instant, the accused man has entered a dark world of pain.
Are we in the final hour of Chris Dawson’s life, or the first of the rest of his new life. Is he a murderer or a man tragically wronged? Will it be triumph or disaster? Is Dawson going to be swimming in his beloved ocean this afternoon, or locked in a cage? Soon he and […]
We applaud the investigation currently being conducted by Racing Victoria into historical claims of sexual abuse in the industry in that State, but the question has to be asked – is it enough? Anyone who thinks that abuse only happened in racing in the dark ages is delusional. It’s happening here and now, and it […]
I hate to say this, because I don’t like crime, but if the chief of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) Michael Phelan is so certain that the NDIS is being ripped off by gangsters and thieves, then why doesn’t he just go and catch them? It would seem a logical thing to do wouldn’t […]
In 1959, a young Pakistani banker named Agha Hasan Abedi opened United Bank Limited with backing from Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi. Abedi, Wikipedia points out, was: “One of the first to comprehend the opportunities offered by the oil boom in the Persian Gulf, Abedi pioneered close economic collaboration in the private […]