
IT’S GOOD TO BE BACK & BAD! Sydney Crime Festival to feature women writers this month before crowds return in December

HISTORICAL CRIME: It was August 8, 1929. Officers stepped over shards of broken glass and stones on the infamous Kellett Street, near Kings Cross. Blood trailed out from a flat and onto the narrow bitumen. There Tilly Devine’s men had faced off against the men of her nemesis, the incarcerated drug dealer Kate Leigh.
© 2017-22 TRUE CRIME NEWS WEEKLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. We acknowledge the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation.
SUBSCRIBE FOR UNDER $5, it's a steal.
Keep US ALIVE to fight corruption.
LOG IN here if you are a subscriber.
I enjoyed immensely the talk with Val McDermid last week. I scored a free ticket! Will pay full price to hear my much admired Ann Cleeves speak.