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Speaker 2: Welcome to Real Crime. I'm Adam Shand. Each week I'll
Speaker 2: be taking you behind the scenes of the people and
Speaker 2: the places that have made my thirty year career into crime.
Speaker 3: Adam Shand has investigated bicky gangs as a journalist for years.
Speaker 3: Aimed more on this, I'm joined by investigative reporter Adam Shand,
Speaker 3: who's written a book on the Gangland killings.
Speaker 2: You'll be hearing the stories of the cops, the robbers.
Speaker 2: You're doing a lot of business back in those days.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, I was.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 4: We started moving a lot of marijuana and heroin when
Speaker 4: I was about thirteen fourteen years old, very young. I
Speaker 4: didn't even know really what it was.
Speaker 2: Murderers, forensic pathologists, the police, the victims.
Speaker 5: Recently, I've learned that actually, I think it's more to it.
Speaker 5: There's more to it than that.
Speaker 6: I think there was an active cover up, a deliberate
Speaker 6: cover up by the police, and more evidence to support
Speaker 6: that is coming out.
Speaker 2: All the rich tapestry of characters that I've been dealing
Speaker 2: with over three decades.
Speaker 1: And people often say, well, how can you cope with this?
Speaker 1: I actually think that coping with death in the context
Speaker 1: of my work is are a pretty easier than some
Speaker 1: of the work that you do as a clinician.
Speaker 2: Real Crime with me Adam Shann coming to your favorite
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Speaker 4: Tell you the truth My dream when I was a
Speaker 4: kid to die fighting. If I died fighting beside my brothers,
Speaker 4: that would have been the best day of my life.