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Gary Johnston is an author, academic and former parole officer with decades of experience in the criminal justice system. He is True Crime News Weekly's Deputy Editor and Melbourne correspondent. His book 'No Previous Conviction' was published in May 2017 and is available on Amazon.
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HISTORICAL CRIME

THEY THINK THEY GOT AWAY WITH IT! Armenian terrorists hiding out in Australia 40 years after murder of Turkish consul-general Şarik Ariyak in Sydney but ASIO files may point to suspects

January 30, 2020 Lois Lane

EXCLUSIVE: With almost four decades having passed since the murder in Sydney of Turkish consul-general, Şarık Arıyak, a NSW Police taskforce has been formed to once again look into the unsolved case linked to Armenian terrorism. Some of the suspects are believed to be living quiet lives in the harbour city and elsewhere around Australia thinking they got away with murder, although recently released top secret ASIO documents may yet help flush them out. Lois Lane reports.

ASSAULTS & BASHINGS

“HE BIT US … AND HE WASN’T WEARING A MASK”! Police defend actions during shocking arrest of young man outside own home in Western Sydney

August 2, 2021 Serkan Ozturk

EXCLUSIVE: NSW Police have defended their actions over the troubling and distressing arrest of a young Arabic-Australian man outside his own home in Western Sydney that was captured on video, saying the man allegedly bit a police officer and he wasn’t wearing a mask. Serkan Ozturk reports.

INVESTIGATIONS

EXCLUSIVE: Former Victoria Police employee wanted “a lot more” Muslims to be murdered in Quebec mosque terror attack

January 31, 2017 Serkan Ozturk

A former employee of Victoria Police has made shocking comments to a major news network’s social media page about how a “lot more” Muslims weren’t murdered during this week’s terrorist attack at a Quebec mosque.

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  1. Go, you good thing, Gary. Right now, I’m watching Anthony “John Howard” Albanese on ABC Insiders, doing his 127th full prostration grovelling cringe, in just three days flat.

    Bet on it now. At the end of Albanese’s timid and undistinguished tenure, Australia will still have (a) a King Charles as head of state (b) six colonial State Governors reporting back to the Palace (c) a British national flag (d) a British national day.

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