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This story is about a bizarre near-death experience I had in the cold climate of Lapland in Finland
This is the story of how I derected a music video which made it to the top 30 in the US Billboard charts while I was an exchange student at Glassboro State College in 1983. Here is the link to the video on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch
The story about my brief encounter with pirates in Mexico. It was my first time crewing on a boat. I thought it might be my last.
Funny stories about the time I worked for the Norwegian Council back in the 70s in Tromso, the northernmost town in the world. WARNING: This episode contains swearing in Norwegian.
It looks like there might now be a Royal Commission into the Ghost Train Fire om 1979 due to suspected police corruption. My Dad and I have a long history with Luna Park. He used to help out as a policeman and I worked there for 6 years. Here i
The wartime stories of Wally in the New Guinea jungle with the 24th Squadron RAAF
I've had lots of jobs during my life. By far the most bizarre is my short career in nude modelling. It's a funny story. I hope you like it.
I've had hundreds of different jobs but this was the worst mistake I have made in any of those jobs. Was I fired. Should I be fired. I will let you be the judge.Let me kno, thumbs up or thumbs down. It's a very story, especially if you are in
Wally was never phased by the horrific crime scenes he had to photograph. I put that down to his tough childhood. In this episode I tell you all about it and let you be the judge.
This case is probably the most baffling case in Australian crime. It took more than 40 years to solve. In this episode I look at the case from Dad's point of view through his involvement with it through the Scientific Investigation Bureau
Growing up with my father as a cop was not always easy. I had some fun doing some things with him that you would never get away with thesedays. As a kid I never knew about half the stuff that he did, but as and adult I can now look back at how
This episode is a funny Christmas story about an Irish Catholic family with 17 kids, who I spent two Christmaswith backinthe 1980s. They were a caring but dysfunctional family, a hilarious story I've told many friends over the years and was pub
In the 1970s I was living as an illegal alien in the US. It is the only crime I have ever committed. Listen to this episode if you want to find out how I did it.
Dad and I both met Gough Whitlam, the former Prime Minister of Australia, decades apart. I met him in his later life but I found that his legendary wit was still the same. You be the judge when you listen to the story. I have posted a couple of
During his time in the police force Dad saw lots of dumb things that crooks did. In this episode I talk about some of the dumbest
After working in Scientific, Dad went on to work in the NSW Highway Patrol where he encountered discrimmination and dodgey practices. I talk about thier quota system and foregin orders which were the norm back then circa 1964
Like my dad I went into imaging of crimes but I did it through hospitals and not the police. I also videoed many expeimental surgeries durng my 16 year career. In this episode I talk about some of the highlights and low lights.
Dad had to photograph many scenes where the victim found themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time. In this episode I talk about some of the unusual cases that Dad photographed along with the photos that he took
The Scientific Investigation Bureau thought they were working on the cutting edge of technology. By today's standards it's laughable but the guys in SIB did what they could. In this episode I talk about the introduction of colour photography at
During Dad's career in crime scene photography, there were a lot of stuff-ups. Some were mechanical faults with the cameras, some were human error and some were just bizarre. This episode speaks about the culture of forensics back in the 1950s
All crime scenes are gruesome in some way but some affect the photographers more than others. These are the crime scenes that affected dad most. Almost seventy years on and he still remembers them like yesterday. A warning: some stories may be
My father got into crime scene photography in a very unusual way. He was not even a photographer. This episode tells the story of his entry into the Scientific Investigation Bureau and the police culture of that time
Throughout Dad's 36 year career in the police he came across a few corrupt cops. This episode tells about the tricks they used to get convictions. It also speaks about the police culture of the 1950s and 60s and how they turned a blind eye to w
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