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So this week, we

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have a senseless murder of a teenage

1:14

girl from over fifty years

1:16

ago. nine nine seventy one to be precise

1:19

in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia.

1:22

References today are from the

1:24

age. caught records, the

1:26

herald sun, the courier mile,

1:29

the standard, and the canned

1:31

beira times, cambra.

1:34

Okay. So this case,

1:36

it's gonna bring on the rage, not

1:39

only for the crime itself, but also

1:41

the prison terms that will ultimately

1:43

be served by the scam perpetrators.

1:46

Alright. So first, we go

1:49

back to nineteen seventy, Hamilton, Victoria.

1:52

a tiny little town, about three hundred

1:54

kilometers or about a four hour drive

1:56

west of Melbourne. Hamilton

1:58

was quite conservative. having a small

2:00

population of around ten thousand people.

2:03

It had one main street and was surrounded

2:06

by rolling grazing country.

2:08

It did have a pool hall and a pinball

2:11

arcade for the teens. Now,

2:14

it also had a few bikis and hippies

2:16

in town. And it's funny when I

2:18

was researching this. It actually

2:21

said would be hippies.

2:23

In fact, it's

2:24

nearly Christmas. and shop assistant

2:27

Charles or Clive Iain

2:29

King yet to turn eighteen was

2:31

drinking with his mate bricklayer

2:33

Christopher Russell Larry nine teen.

2:36

And they're at the motorcycle race being

2:38

held at Mack Park, Mount Gambia

2:40

in South Australia. Now as a

2:42

beer float, they were thinking about the races

2:44

or a merry Christmas or how they were gonna

2:46

spend New Year's Eve. They were discussing

2:50

what it would be like to

2:52

kill a chick. Yes, that's

2:54

right. What it would be like to kill

2:56

a chick? For the next five

2:58

weeks or so, their evil thoughts would ultimately

3:00

turn into reality. At

3:03

Sunday afternoon around six thirty PM

3:05

on the thirty first of January, when

3:07

fifteen year old Roslyn Mary

3:10

Nulty left her Lundstel Street

3:12

home to walk her dog. It

3:14

was a little corgi named Jody.

3:17

Now she planned to show Jody

3:19

at Warner Bulldog show the

3:21

next day. Roseland was a

3:23

sweet little girl happy and full of

3:25

fun according to her mom, June

3:27

Nulty. She went on the site.

3:29

She was at that age when young people

3:32

know everything in the world. Now

3:34

Rosalin had learned ballet at

3:36

an early age and was naturally talented.

3:39

She wasn't the best at school sports

3:41

being hampered by bronchitis. She

3:43

loved the ride horses and showered dogs.

3:46

She played guitar and sang along.

3:48

She made her own clothes and had won awards

3:51

for needle work at various shows.

3:53

She wanted to be a hairdresser when she left

3:55

school. Anyway, Ruslan told

3:57

her mom that she would be back in an hour

3:59

after the walk and the dog. She

4:02

walked out the door and headed towards the

4:04

shops along Grey Street, and

4:06

that's just a couple of down from

4:08

her home. Roseland and

4:11

were seen entering the penny parlor

4:13

on Grey Street. Now

4:15

it wasn't the first time Roseland had been

4:17

to the penny parlor or the pool hall She

4:20

sometimes met fellow pupils from

4:22

the merino Catholic college

4:24

as well as some of the boys in town

4:26

there. Now one night she came

4:28

home with a Hell's angels badge

4:31

which your mom took off her

4:33

and wanted not to get mixed up with

4:35

the bikeies. but they

4:37

were, as I said before, a few hippies

4:39

with bare feet, hair stuck

4:41

out like a dirty mop and scrubby.

4:43

Now I don't call these people hippies.

4:46

I call these fasties. These

4:49

feisty types. Well,

4:51

festi as in festering saw

4:54

were not considered dangerous in any

4:56

way, and they were just about tolerated

4:58

in town. So Roseland

5:00

is seen leaving the penny

5:02

parlor and then she disappears.

5:05

Now, this next bit

5:08

I might sound a bit strange, but given it

5:10

was the seventies and most kids

5:12

stayed out until dinner time and

5:14

walked miles to school. It's

5:16

understandable in the context of

5:18

the whole thing. Okay.

5:20

So, Russel and Lane's lead time

5:22

with a dog Jodie at around six thirty

5:24

PM Sunday, Arlo. She tells

5:26

her mom she's gonna be about an hour or

5:28

so. Now her mom raises

5:30

the alarm that she's missing

5:32

before midnight and calls

5:35

police. Now there was some

5:37

things in newspapers that she didn't call

5:39

till next morning, but she did she

5:41

called before midnight. They

5:44

do a bit of of a search around town, the

5:46

cops. The usual places where

5:48

teenagers gonna hang out. the penny

5:50

power, the pool hall around that area,

5:52

not that it's open, but around

5:54

that area. Plus they drive around

5:56

and they can't find it. Now checks

5:58

on her friends, places yield nothing.

6:01

The cops tells June

6:04

not to worry. She's probably just gonna

6:06

turn up in the morning. Now,

6:08

June, Rosslyn's mom is listening

6:10

to on radio 3HA

6:12

the next morning, and he's a

6:14

lost dog announcement. Now

6:16

a farmer had found a little cagey

6:18

with a leash wandering around a bush

6:21

track about eight miles or thirteen

6:23

kilometers south of Hamilton. The

6:25

lost dog was confirmed to be Rosslyn's

6:27

dog, Jody, and police concentrated

6:30

their search down along the Hamilton

6:32

Port Ferry Road. Along

6:34

with the search, police are interviewing locals,

6:37

including local kids to try and find

6:39

out their last movements. There

6:41

had been port ferry bikis

6:43

in town that night, and the

6:45

pubs being closed. Just

6:48

back in the day, some might remember this.

6:50

pubs could only serve bonafide travelers

6:53

on a Sunday. Now that's a

6:55

whole different story. I'm not gonna get

6:57

in why that was. But

6:59

once they did lift that

7:01

sort of bonafide travelers thing,

7:03

there was a lot less drink driving.

7:06

Now is the thing for local guys to do?

7:08

Is park their cars down Grey

7:10

Street and watch what was called the

7:12

chicken parade? where the local girls

7:14

would get dressed up with nowhere to

7:16

go, walk up and down the street

7:18

looking at their reflections in the shop, windows.

7:21

Now several people saw Rosslyn walking

7:23

along Grey Street with a dog. She

7:25

was wearing a favorite blue and

7:27

white flicked faded jeans a

7:29

purple jumper with gold buttons,

7:32

campus boots, and a leather choker

7:34

she'd made herself. Razzon

7:36

was seen talking to a capabilities of maybe

7:38

one or two cars, and

7:40

they did see a get in one car,

7:42

a blue E. H. Holden panel

7:44

van that made its way down grace Street

7:47

around eight thirty PM. By

7:50

chance, a police woman, comfortable

7:52

overhand, was visiting her

7:54

next door neighbors the king family

7:56

and asked if they knew anything about

7:58

Rosslyn's disappearance. If

8:00

maybe she had a boyfriend that no one

8:02

knew about or anything that would help

8:04

them find Now Charles

8:06

King said, he didn't know her

8:08

that well, but he and Christopher Larry

8:11

had picked her up in Larry's blue

8:13

E. H. Holden panel van and had

8:15

dropped near the commercial hotel

8:17

at sixty four Lonestar Street.

8:19

Then on the morning of the third

8:21

of February, Police standing

8:23

in the back of a four wheel drive driven

8:25

by a farmer see track

8:27

marks in Scrubland near Mount

8:29

Napier State Park. Now

8:31

they follow these tracks into a grassy

8:34

hollow and discover a bound

8:36

and bruised body. It was

8:38

Roseline Nulty. She was

8:40

naked except for a pair of socks.

8:42

Some of her clothes were flung

8:44

around. Her jumper was hanging in a low

8:46

branch of a tree just a few

8:48

feet away. Her brow was not far from

8:50

her head. Her feet were bound

8:52

with electrical wire and her arms

8:54

were bound with the same wire

8:56

behind her. Another length was

8:58

tied around her neck six

9:00

times in a manner that possibly

9:02

she slowly strangled herself

9:04

in her struggles. Now a

9:06

body was bruised and a face was

9:08

battered from a brutal kicking that she'd

9:10

suffered, which made her barely

9:12

recognizable. She also

9:14

suffered a broken and dislocated

9:17

elbow. A post mortem

9:19

examination would reveal that she'd not been

9:21

raped, which caught the police a little

9:23

bit off guard as they assumed

9:25

this would be the motive for ever

9:27

ever abduction and murder.

9:29

As King and Larry with the last to see Rosslyn,

9:31

they were taken downtown in

9:33

question. On the sixth of February after

9:35

more than six hours of questioning,

9:38

Charles King and Christopher Larry

9:40

were charged with Rosslyn's murder.

9:42

Now, Larry, he was

9:44

married to a hazel bride

9:46

who was at the time of Rosslyn's murder,

9:49

seven months pregnant. Now he

9:51

was stocky, five foot six,

9:53

but well built. big

9:55

shoulders and powerful arms.

9:57

Acquaintances said he looked

9:59

nervous, his face constantly

10:01

in motion blinking with his

10:03

eyes twitching and darting about.

10:06

Larry and Hazel are planning to leave

10:08

their Stephen Street house for a

10:10

newer place close by. Now

10:12

a friend said they were surprised he could do

10:14

anything like murdering a girl,

10:16

but then they conceded that he

10:18

was also mad enough to

10:20

do it. There was this one incident

10:22

where the AI Children van that his

10:24

dad bought him had once been

10:26

involved in a small accident. and

10:28

Lowry reported the vehicle to the police

10:30

as Stalin, so not to get

10:32

yelled at by his dad. But he was

10:34

caught out in his lies and the matter

10:36

wasn't taken any further. And he'd

10:38

even used Charles King to back

10:40

up his story. They

10:42

both attended Hamilton Tech

10:44

High and left at year ten or fourth

10:46

form as it was known back then.

10:48

Now king, on the other hand, was six

10:50

foot tall, long head with a

10:52

beard. He would get a round town with

10:54

a leather jacket and boots trying to look

10:56

a bit like a bikeie. It was

10:58

extremely good at doing technical

11:01

drawings, but only average it

11:03

best at other academic pursuits.

11:05

Now, Those knew him

11:07

said he was a follower rather than

11:09

a leader. He did have

11:11

work with the PMG or the

11:13

Postmaster General It wasn't so

11:15

much the work he didn't like, but the fact

11:17

that they ended up sending him to Melbourne

11:19

to do his job. He just hated

11:21

it. but it's here that he found

11:23

friends that were in the drugs. He

11:25

eventually left the PMG and returned

11:27

home to Hamilton where he got a

11:29

job as a shop assistant Now I think

11:31

that it was with his sister at

11:33

Thompson's. So

11:35

these two creatins are charged with

11:37

Rosslyn's murder and guess

11:39

what? They point to each

11:41

other as the main instigators of the

11:43

crime. A trial,

11:46

Larry emphasized his good

11:48

character and said that because of the

11:50

fear of king, he'd been

11:52

unable to prevent the murder. Now

11:54

king said that he'd been

11:56

under the influence of drugs and had

11:58

been powerless to prevent Larry

11:59

from killing Russelin.

12:02

Now, king, he was allowed to call

12:04

a psychologist as to their respective

12:06

personalities. And on

12:08

that evidence, to ask

12:10

the jury to conclude that it was

12:13

less probable that he was the

12:15

killer. Now King said he

12:17

was unclear as to what had happened. He

12:19

couldn't remember much and that he

12:21

came across Larry with Roslin

12:23

in the scrub. He said that

12:25

Larry put the electrical wire

12:27

around his throat. The psychologist,

12:29

Professor Cox of Melbourne University

12:31

who had interviewed and tested

12:33

both Larry and King,

12:36

concluded that king was

12:38

impulsive, in denial,

12:40

lacked self control and empathy,

12:42

and had inadequate

12:44

impulse control. He said he seemed

12:46

likely to be led and dominated

12:48

by more dominant personalities.

12:50

Now he said about Larry

12:52

on the other hand, he

12:54

had a strong aggressive drive

12:56

with weight control, little

12:58

capacity to relate to others

13:00

and was ostentatious, cowas,

13:03

impulsive, and possibly sadistic.

13:06

So they had the guts

13:08

to go out and randomly pick

13:10

an innocent fifteen year old girl up the

13:12

street taught you her, bind

13:14

her arms, leg, and neck in a

13:16

manner that she strangled herself.

13:19

but when faced with a justice

13:21

hammer that's about to come down on

13:23

him, they point the blame at

13:25

each other.

13:25

They're scrum.

13:27

Just scrum. Anyway,

13:30

both are gonna get convicted.

13:32

Now, those that saw them on

13:34

the night of the killing after they murdered

13:36

Rosslyn, say that they

13:38

pretty much seem normal and not

13:40

really out of character. They even

13:42

went to a midnight driving with

13:44

Larry's pregnant wife and a couple

13:46

of girls Nothing

13:48

had happened. In fact, earlier on

13:50

in the night, nineteen year old

13:52

COVID-nineteen- year old, COVID-nineteen, Marilyn

13:55

Butterworth, been walking down gray

13:57

gray street when King and Larry

13:59

offered her relief in Larry's

14:01

panel van to Shakespeare Street.

14:04

Now, Larry asked her while she was

14:06

in the back of the van, what's

14:08

it worth for him to take a home? I

14:10

mean, Kavina replied nothing

14:13

and pass it off as a joke.

14:15

Then something came up about hitting a

14:17

girl and she said, you wouldn't

14:19

hit me. Then Larry

14:21

hit her in the head, and she ended

14:23

up hitting him back. Then when she

14:25

got out of the panel van, he kicked

14:27

her. I mean, that's just a nice piece of

14:29

work. And you can

14:31

imagine what he

14:33

meant by, what's it worth for him

14:35

to take a home. So

14:38

they get sense to death.

14:40

Yes. Victoria had the death

14:42

penalty at the time, but the

14:44

scum were gonna hang. But of

14:46

course, they're gonna appeal this,

14:48

but they failed, with Larry

14:50

failing even right up to the

14:52

privy council in England.

14:55

Now almost all death

14:57

penalty verdicts in Victoria had over

14:59

the previous decades been commuted

15:01

to life in prison. with

15:03

being abolished in nineteen seventy

15:05

five by the then governor of Victoria,

15:08

so Rowan Delicom. Now

15:10

I did a series on the last man that hanged

15:12

years ago. It was Ronald Ryan

15:14

who was hanged on the third of February

15:16

nineteen sixty seven. Zakim

15:19

and Larry sentences would be commuted

15:21

to sixty years with a non

15:23

parole period of fifty years. In

15:25

fact, their paper's Walmart impression

15:28

first sixty years not to be released

15:30

up a row for at least fifty

15:32

years. Sounds fair as they would

15:34

be around seventy years

15:36

old when their parole came up.

15:39

But, no, There would be further legislation

15:42

passed, and they will be able to

15:44

apply for a new minimum sentence

15:46

of eighteen to twenty years.

15:49

So guess what? After just

15:51

twenty years in prison,

15:53

they were released on Friday, the

15:55

twenty first of August nine nineteen

15:58

ninety two just on twenty

16:00

years after being originally sentenced

16:02

to death. The judge said

16:04

was satisfied that they'd both own

16:06

considerable remorse for their crime

16:08

and had the capacity to make a

16:10

worthwhile contribution to society.

16:12

Now they were only just on

16:15

forty years old, so

16:17

they get to live the rest of

16:19

their life free at such a young

16:21

age or relatively young

16:23

age, but only twenty years

16:25

before they took the innocent

16:27

life of Rosalyn Nolfi.

16:29

who only had fifteen years of life

16:32

before they decided to see

16:34

what it was like to kill

16:36

a chick. Now June

16:38

nineteen, Rosslyn Rosslyn's

16:40

mom, she died only

16:42

two years after her murder.

16:44

Isleen Williams, Rosslyn's aunt,

16:46

told reporters on the release of

16:48

King and Larry that June

16:51

had died of a broken heart.

16:53

and that

16:53

it was ridiculous that the man

16:55

had

16:55

gone free as they should have hung.

16:58

Asked if they'd been rehabilitated,

17:00

Aileen said I don't know

17:02

that a mind that can do those things could

17:04

ever change. I don't

17:06

think that any living being that could

17:08

do that once could ever say thought

17:10

they would not do it again or

17:13

something similar. They've

17:15

been re educated,

17:17

but does that change their mind. Anyone

17:20

in their right mind could not do it once.

17:23

If you can do that just for a thrill

17:25

kill, not on the spur in the

17:27

moment, but planned and

17:29

premeditated. I would say

17:31

you could do it again. That's pretty

17:33

much it. Now I

17:36

found after being released,

17:38

both did some charity work

17:40

with Charles King using his

17:42

birth name of Clive King to

17:45

evade police checks on him. Now

17:47

they're required for certain types of

17:49

jobs. Now he was a maintenance

17:51

manager at Greenviles Corpus

17:53

Christi I can't say at Corpus

17:56

Christi Hospice from two thousand

17:58

and three for eleven years

18:00

before a sudden resignation. And

18:03

it looks like someone got close to

18:05

adding him. He passed

18:07

five checks over the time he was

18:09

employed there. checks that would have

18:11

disqualified him from working there

18:13

as he was a convicted murderer.

18:16

Now, staff and residents were

18:18

to learn a king's brutal criminal history.

18:21

Now, I can imagine they

18:23

were. I mean, fuck's sake. Anyway,

18:25

it looks like he's still alive

18:27

to this day. Christopher

18:29

Larry? Well, it wasn't long before he

18:31

was in trouble. He changed his

18:33

name to Christopher Russell

18:35

and was involved in drugs and drug

18:38

trafficking. In nineteen ninety

18:40

five, he was busted for selling drugs to

18:42

police and carrying a

18:44

knife. He did a couple of years for that. But why wasn't

18:46

he put back in for like,

18:48

back in for good? It it's just

18:51

so frustrating. Obviously,

18:53

he must have breached his parole

18:55

conditions over Rosslyn's murder.

18:58

In nineteen ninety nine, he threatened to

19:00

kill a woman at a

19:02

refuge. Now he chased it down the street

19:04

saying, you'll be dead, you

19:07

slap. Now he lived the rest of his

19:09

pathetic life as a shoplifter and ended

19:11

up killing himself around two

19:13

thousand and seven. This case

19:16

just blows my mind.

19:18

Now I know you'll all have different opinions

19:20

on the death penalty, but they

19:22

got what I thought was the next best

19:25

thing. sixty years with fifty

19:27

years non parole. But then

19:29

for them to get out after just

19:31

twenty years, it just brings on

19:33

the rage. Rossland was just

19:35

fifteen when this scam

19:37

decided they would go on a thrill

19:39

kill. They abducted her under

19:41

false pretenses of giving her

19:43

a list. They drive around

19:45

a town to some bushland. They

19:47

hug tie arounds and legs with

19:49

electrical wire and make a slip

19:51

not around her neck designed to tighten as

19:54

she struggled. Then they just

19:56

watched her die after

19:58

kicking her almost to death

20:00

anyway, stopping ahead.

20:02

After that, they blame

20:04

each other. Either of

20:05

them could have stop the other one

20:07

at any time at night. But

20:10

no. They wanted to see what it

20:12

was like to kill a

20:14

chick. Absolute scam

20:16

that should have been left to right

20:18

in prison, not rehabilitated

20:21

and educated and

20:23

set free in an age they the potential to live another

20:25

fifty years or so. You

20:27

take a life like that,

20:30

premeditated, and for absolutely no

20:32

reason other than to torture someone

20:34

and watch them die. You

20:37

deserve nothing. only

20:39

a tiny cell to spend the

20:41

rest of your life.

20:46

Okay. So the komba rage is

20:48

alive six years on. That's

20:50

all I have to say about this case. It's short,

20:52

but straight to the point. thanks

20:54

to Jen for pointing out this

20:56

little known Aussie case and also a big

20:58

thanks to Caroline Shore for

21:00

recording the female parts.

21:03

That doesn't sound that doesn't

21:05

sound quite right. The voice of

21:08

Aileen. Okay. So I'd like to

21:10

thank my patrons pass and present for

21:12

getting a light on on the island.

21:14

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Kelly did this week. Thank you

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so much. Boom Fakalanga. That was

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for sixth birthday present. Before

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we go, there's a book by my fellow

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podcaster friend, host and producer of

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forgotten Australia, Michael Adams,

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called hanging Ned Kelly. Now,

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it's a I'll tell you a bit about it.

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When it came time to hang Ned Kelly,

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the job failed to crap carrier

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turn quack doctor turned drunk and

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chicken thief Elijah Upjohn.

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Such is life indeed.

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Hanging Ned Kelly looks life

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and times, crimes and demise

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of Australia's most famous

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anti hero from a new perspective.

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of the rogue and Vagabond who

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neck. Elijah Upjohn was the

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latest in a long line of flogging

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hangman allowed to run amok

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because they do the dirty work

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that let officials keep their hands

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clean despite being duly

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appointed finishes of the law, up John

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and his fellow boozing bunglers

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were so hated that they were

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hunted by angry mobs.

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as one writer asked who

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shall hang the hangman. So

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check that out. At all good

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