About Sarah McLean 5 Articles
Sarah McLean recently graduated from a Bachelor of Arts (Humanities) (Honours) at Federation University Australia. Now that her head isn’t in the books all the time (with the exception of the occasional novel or true crime book), she has more time to enjoy her true passions – researching and writing about historical crime, films, and narrowing down her ‘to watch’ list. Her feature articles and short stories can also be found in FedPress Magazine. She is a consumer of, and is often consumed by, true crime and popular culture.

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MEDIA & POLITICS

ALLEGED TORTURER FOR PINOCHET FIGHTS FOR BAIL! Right-hand woman to Chilean secret service, Adriana Rivas, seeks to sink extradition case as families of victims call for justice

May 28, 2019 Serkan Ozturk

EXCLUSIVE: It’s not everyday one spends a few hours just a metre or two from an alleged fascist torturer, but this week in Sydney that’s exactly what happened when True Crime News Weekly publisher, Serkan Ozturk, was face-to-face with an ever-aging, small-statured, dark-haired woman said to be the right-hand woman of Chile’s notorious secret service during the reign of dictator Augusto Pinochet.

DRUGS

REAL-LIFE BREAKING BAD ENDS BADLY AGAIN! Former students & colleagues react as high school teacher-turned-drugs-kingpin Kevin Michael Geraghty found guilty of Australia’s biggest ever cocaine importation

November 13, 2019 Serkan Ozturk

EXCLUSIVE: Colombia had Escobar. Mexico had ‘El Chapo’. Britain had ‘Mr Nice’. And after having been found guilty over yet another blockbuster cocaine raid worth almost half a billion dollars, we can now say Australia has Kevin Michael Geraghty – our very own real-life Walter White who went breaking bad after life as a tough but inspiring high school teacher.

CRIME CULTURE

CRIME CULTURE: In The Clearing by J. P. Pomare

January 22, 2020 G. L. Marlowe

Using Anne Hamilton-Byrne’s infamous The Family cult as inspiration, Melbourne-based author J. P. Pomare has produced another stunning thriller on the back of his heralded debut novel ‘Call Me Evie’, writes G. L. Marlowe.

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