Speaker 1: Ah, there they are good to have you on board.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the podcast. Or is that a new haircut?
Speaker 1: You look sensational?
Speaker 2: Well done?
Speaker 3: Wait are you talking about your new haircut?
Speaker 1: I did? What a coincidence? Jeez?
Speaker 4: We had fun on Tuesday, taboo topic Tuesday. It's always
Speaker 4: a belt up. But we caught up with an undercover
Speaker 4: cop who single handedly brought down one of the biggest
Speaker 4: crime figures this state has ever seen.
Speaker 1: You would pay good money to watch a series like
Speaker 1: this on Netflix even if it wasn't true. But it
Speaker 1: is true. It's actually quite mind boggling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've got the extended chat in the podcast, don't we.
Speaker 1: You boxed on with Harrison from Maths.
Speaker 3: She shouldn't box on with him.
Speaker 4: I just asked him a few questions, a few pertinent
Speaker 4: questions that every woman on the planet is asking.
Speaker 3: Harrison.
Speaker 1: Okay, just can't breathe, just calm down, all right? Is
Speaker 1: this me gas lighting? Yeah, let's talk about you going
Speaker 1: hard on Harrison for gas lighting?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And I said to you, did I sound like a
Speaker 4: bit of a b C.
Speaker 3: H And you were like a little bit, You're crazy?
Speaker 1: Gas larning? Good times. We had a really fun edition
Speaker 1: of dead or alive? Do you know what? Because every
Speaker 1: time Neil Diamond comes up, sweet, really really good stuff.
Speaker 1: And of course Johnny Cash myself today was involved. It's
Speaker 1: a really really good fun show.
Speaker 3: Villain, Little Burn and Ring a Fire.
Speaker 1: It's Jodie and Hazy. Thanks for tuning in.
Speaker 2: We love you.
Speaker 6: Taboo Sweet Taboo Topic Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Yes, Taboo Topic Tuesday. This is fast becoming my favorite show.
Speaker 1: We do it once a week and it's those parts,
Speaker 1: all those stories which you just sort of say, can
Speaker 1: you talk about that? Where we're doing it, We're having
Speaker 1: a crack at it.
Speaker 3: I've been brave, been brave.
Speaker 1: That's where can be stunning and brave sometimes. And next
Speaker 1: guest Joes is a man by the name of Colin
Speaker 1: McLaren who is an undercover cop. And this is unbelievably fascinating.
Speaker 4: It is such an incredible story and he joins us. Now,
Speaker 4: good morning, Colin, Good Jodie.
Speaker 3: Let's go back to the start.
Speaker 4: You spent thirty seven months inside the Australian mafia across
Speaker 4: two different stings. Let's talk about the first one. What
Speaker 4: did it involve and who were you basically pursuing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we were given an open ticket to the mafia
Speaker 7: investigation in Australia by the federal government under the umbrella
Speaker 7: of the National Crime Authority. Back then we set about
Speaker 7: amassing our list of targets like everybody else in all
Speaker 7: the different states in Australia. It was a national effort
Speaker 7: and we just focused on Griffith and New South Wales
Speaker 7: in Australia's relationship with the mafia. And it was the
Speaker 7: first really big investigation we'd every undertaken this country into
Speaker 7: the mafia. And off we went, and we tried all
Speaker 7: different ways to try and guess, penetrate them in the
Speaker 7: locked them up and put them away. But each time
Speaker 7: we did, they were sort of playing chess with us
Speaker 7: and our startyism. And one day I guess there was
Speaker 7: about nine months into the investigation. They went through a
Speaker 7: couple of years and we've lucked in and in Griffith
Speaker 7: and they've got an introduction into the mafia. So I
Speaker 7: went under cover.
Speaker 2: How long does it take?
Speaker 1: How long does it take to build a relationship where
Speaker 1: basically you're in Because I feel like this is a
Speaker 1: bit of a tough boys club to crack it is.
Speaker 7: It's probably the toughest of all Andrew. The infiltration is
Speaker 7: the hardest pipe of I guess COVID investigations you'll ever do.
Speaker 7: This was a long term one. It took us two
Speaker 7: years in the end to get to the end. And
Speaker 7: you've got to really keep layering it in. You've got
Speaker 7: to keep meeting them and negotiating yourself and you can't
Speaker 7: sort of be too thought about it because you know,
Speaker 7: at the end of the day, I'm a skippy, I'm
Speaker 7: an Aussie, just like I guess you are, Andrew. We
Speaker 7: don't we're not Italian, we don't think Italian, and we
Speaker 7: don't speak Italian and all the different diale. So you
Speaker 7: can't push yourself into that crowd. We've really got to
Speaker 7: be slowly, slowly catch a monkey. And that's exactly how
Speaker 7: we played it for two years. And eventually they will
Speaker 7: come around. That's infiltration. Eventually they'll wake up one day
Speaker 7: and they'll realize that all of a sudden you're their
Speaker 7: second best friend. How did that happen? Only know this
Speaker 7: guy twelve months, but he's all ow me like a
Speaker 7: rash but good mates. And off you go and you
Speaker 7: start doing business and drug deals and talking murders and copies.
Speaker 4: And are you posed as a dodgy art dealer? How
Speaker 4: did this sting unfold?
Speaker 7: We had about six months of socializing. That's that infiltration
Speaker 7: slow process I just mentioned, and in that eventually they
Speaker 7: are going to get sick of socializing with a couple
Speaker 7: of Skippy's eid a girlfriend who was undercover. We're an
Speaker 7: undercovered female policewoman who was playing the role of my girlfriend,
Speaker 7: and we had to really start getting dirty about crime
Speaker 7: in mark your own chasing friendships. So after six months
Speaker 7: of socializing and nightclubs, et cetera, we had to really start,
Speaker 7: I guess, layering in the need for criminality. We wanted
Speaker 7: to buy drugs from them. We had clients. We told them,
Speaker 7: of course, there had clients that wanted cocaine and also cannabis,
Speaker 7: and that started to layer in. That took another six months,
Speaker 7: and then all of a sudden, we're able to buy
Speaker 7: big rocks of cocaine, like the size of footballs and
Speaker 7: pure cocaine from Columbia and talk about conspiracies. We're buying
Speaker 7: truckloads of cannabis and it just got bigger and bigger
Speaker 7: and bigger. En After two years, we all had to
Speaker 7: agree we had noodles of evidence and we had to
Speaker 7: get out of this somehow we called a bus.
Speaker 4: Colin, We're going to ask you to stick around because
Speaker 4: this is absolutely fascinating. But we need to hear about
Speaker 4: the fact that you brought down one of the biggest
Speaker 4: criminals Adelaide has ever seen.
Speaker 3: You have you to stick around.
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Speaker 4: So hey, you were talking to Colin McLaren. He was
Speaker 4: an undercover cop for thirty seven months. He brought down
Speaker 4: the Australian Mafia or some of the biggest crims. One
Speaker 4: of them is a little guy called Dominic Perry who
Speaker 4: is possibly one of South Australia's most high profile criminals.
Speaker 3: Talk us through what happened there, Colin.
Speaker 7: That was a very very important job, of course, no
Speaker 7: more important investigation with the death of Jeffrey Bowen. He
Speaker 7: was a great detective authority attached to Adelaide and I
Speaker 7: guess there's a you know, a shocking crime in Adelaide.
Speaker 7: Seven Australians now about this more than all the rest
Speaker 7: of Australia. But we decided to mount an operation against
Speaker 7: Kim and we used the same methodology I guess as
Speaker 7: we did in Griffith and across the Eastern Sea Board
Speaker 7: of Australia with the New South Wales and Victorian mafia.
Speaker 7: But he is an infiltration process. We just sort of
Speaker 7: changed the cards in the deck a little bit. Instead
Speaker 7: of being a dodgy art dealer. Came up with a
Speaker 7: scenario of operatives working together like an ensemble for operatives
Speaker 7: or willing to make comphetamines or speed in a clandestine laboratory,
Speaker 7: and we put ourselves out there and it was an
Speaker 7: extraordinary operation went for just over nine months, which was
Speaker 7: probably the most intense operation of all, even though the
Speaker 7: previous one in Griffith certainly was. This relied a lot
Speaker 7: of I guess on the bravery of the other operatives
Speaker 7: to get close to Dominic Perret and his associates in
Speaker 7: the speed lab and we were in the end successful.
Speaker 4: Dominicue of course responsible for the bombing of the NCAA building.
Speaker 4: How did you work out that he was your man?
Speaker 7: I was invited over to Adelaide to read everything, and
Speaker 7: that was among the conditions when they said we're to
Speaker 7: come over, said yea, as long as you didn't give
Speaker 7: me every file you've got, and I read it for
Speaker 7: about a week. Of the single document, I was looking
Speaker 7: for any suspect. I didn't want to be pointed to
Speaker 7: a suspect, and in the end it was obvious it
Speaker 7: was Dominic Pere. And we can say that now quite openly.
Speaker 7: I guess because he was convicted in the Supreme Court
Speaker 7: of the murder of Jeffrey Bowen and the temper murder of.
Speaker 3: First A.
Speaker 7: Peter Wallace. But there was little doubt for me when
Speaker 7: the intelligence was dissected and read and studied. It wasn't
Speaker 7: the second suspect, Jerdy. It was all over it Domic Perez.
Speaker 7: It didn't take a lot to work them out.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable and the detail as well. This podcast is just
Speaker 1: mind boggling. Colin The Sting of course on Apple and Spotify.
Speaker 1: Nine episodes in title I just want to ask you, mate,
Speaker 1: why do you do this job? And what drove you
Speaker 1: to do? I mean people talk about being stressed about
Speaker 1: their jobs and not being able to let go of
Speaker 1: their work when they get home, and that'll be hard
Speaker 1: for you knowing that each morning when you go to
Speaker 1: work potentially a false move and you could end up dead.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I guess that you could say that a lot about
Speaker 7: a lot of different jobs at community. And why did
Speaker 7: I do it? I guess it had to be done.
Speaker 7: Let's face it, the tragic death of Jeffrey Bowen, it
Speaker 7: was not ever going to be on it. Someone had
Speaker 7: to do something about it. And again I refer back
Speaker 7: to an extraordinary team of protectives different levels that we
Speaker 7: all banded together and it made a pact that we
Speaker 7: would try and solve this crime. It took twenty eight
Speaker 7: years in the end to win.
Speaker 2: I'm very very.
Speaker 7: Proud of it.
Speaker 1: It's an unbelievably fascinating story. So the podcast is called
Speaker 1: The Sting. It's available Apple, Spotify or Revy get podcast.
Speaker 1: There's nine episodes. Mate. We appreciate your time this morning,
Speaker 1: and best of luck with the podcast. It's fascinating.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much for Andrew and Joddy, Well, thank you.
Speaker 3: Say that so much is humid well in battle.
Speaker 4: Television star Andrew O'Keefe says he's relieved but not surprised
Speaker 4: charges of assaulting a let's just say an adult worker
Speaker 4: were dropped. The fifty one year old made the comments
Speaker 4: outside Caught after he faced a hearing for.
Speaker 3: Separate domestic violence charges.
Speaker 4: In that hearing, they showed a video hazy of him
Speaker 4: allegedly assaulting a woman, and you can hear the cops
Speaker 4: say to the lady, what are those marks on your arm?
Speaker 3: Did he do that? And she said, yes, he did.
Speaker 4: So anyway, there are a number of charges that were
Speaker 4: dropped yesterday. But I've met Andrew o'keef on a number
Speaker 4: of occasions and he was always perfectly lovely. But then
Speaker 4: the other side of him is this audio from him
Speaker 4: being piled into the back of a paddywagon last year.
Speaker 5: Were not.
Speaker 1: So obviously battling demons. There's a lot happening. So yeah,
Speaker 1: so I still have watched this space.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very frightening that someone can flip like that, though.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 4: Let's talk Grammys twenty twenty three Grammys Beyonce. She was
Speaker 4: late because she got caught in traffic outside the Crypto
Speaker 4: dot Com arena and so she arrived just in time
Speaker 4: to accept her record shattering thirty second trophy.
Speaker 3: Thirty two trophies.
Speaker 1: It's not bad when if you get one, it's a
Speaker 1: big deal, yeah, but thirty two.
Speaker 3: You're starting to get bored. Imagine that room at.
Speaker 1: Her house and does she have a designated room And
Speaker 1: she's like, oh my gosh, I'm going to put this one.
Speaker 3: This is my awards room. Everyone, Oh, Beyonce, we've been
Speaker 3: in there. Shut up, we don't need to see it again.
Speaker 4: So she became the most awarded musician in the Grammy
Speaker 4: sixty four year history.
Speaker 3: This is her on stage.
Speaker 5: I like to thank my uncle to Tomi, who's not here,
Speaker 5: but he's here in spirit. I'd like to thank the
Speaker 5: queer community for your love and for inventing the genre.
Speaker 7: God bless you.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much to the Grammy.
Speaker 1: Yes, Queen Bay. And what about jay Z's hair at
Speaker 1: the minute, isn't it doing a bit? What's it doing
Speaker 1: doing everything?
Speaker 3: What's it doing more.
Speaker 1: Than your sick what I've taken off? But anyway, it's
Speaker 1: a different story. No, he's grown it out. It was
Speaker 1: quite wild.
Speaker 4: In other Gods from the Grammy's Tea Swizzle or Taylor
Speaker 4: Swift was seen giving Harry's styles a big hugging, hanging
Speaker 4: out with him a little bit. They used to date
Speaker 4: and she allegedly wrote this song.
Speaker 3: About him.
Speaker 2: Sidetrack.
Speaker 1: How good was Harry's jumpsuit? And we were having conversations
Speaker 1: just on how exactly Harry would take himself to the toilet.
Speaker 1: He'd have to sort of take the top down and
Speaker 1: get himself out.
Speaker 4: Can I speak as a woman who's worn a lot
Speaker 4: of jumpsuits in her time, never wear it to an
Speaker 4: event because you have to go into the toilet and
Speaker 4: just basically fully strip of naked just so you can
Speaker 4: do a little weed.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Right, And you just got to ask yourself, particularly for
Speaker 1: your Harry Styles, is it worth it?
Speaker 3: It was very colorful, wasn't it?
Speaker 4: And notable mentioned to Ben Affleck, who looked absolutely bloody
Speaker 4: miserable the whole entire night, to the point where his wife,
Speaker 4: who has obviously dragged him along to a work function,
Speaker 4: has had to slap him and go snap.
Speaker 1: Out of it.
Speaker 4: We've all been there when your partner's been in a
Speaker 4: mood and you're out in public, and we.
Speaker 1: But imagining that high up that going to the Grammys
Speaker 1: is a massive boredom, like an inconvenience, Like, I mean,
Speaker 1: what on earth gets Ben Affleck excited these days? If
Speaker 1: you can't even raise a smile of the Grammy, probably.
Speaker 3: Because he can't ever drink the whole time. Maybe is
Speaker 3: that it can't he drink.
Speaker 4: I don't think you can drink it those awards nights,
Speaker 4: because I know want people getting up on stage like
Speaker 4: Will Smith styles slapping someone. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just sort of feel like they somehow make themselves
Speaker 1: or they get themselves into an area where they can
Speaker 1: keep themselves in a bright and happy place, if you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, particularly the musicians. Yeah, they seem
Speaker 1: to somehow work way around it.
Speaker 4: I'm going to play a bit of leaked Math's audio
Speaker 4: in a moment. We're gonna speak to Harrison this morning,
Speaker 4: I reckon. I'm going to call him out on his
Speaker 4: old guest lasting behavior on the show.
Speaker 1: Are you're search of a blood? I'm going to play
Speaker 1: good then.
Speaker 3: If you do that, Oh of course you will, because
Speaker 3: you're a boy.
Speaker 4: We've got our hands on this leaked audio from his
Speaker 4: wife Bronti talking about his activities outside of the show.
Speaker 3: All prior to the show, have a listener.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I'm actually triggered.
Speaker 9: Twenty one.
Speaker 7: That's nine years younger.
Speaker 1: Than me, eight years.
Speaker 3: I can't do math.
Speaker 6: Well, you know what, if he is my match, I'm
Speaker 6: going to play that to my advantage. Oh my god,
Speaker 6: I will literally like play this up like crazy, like
Speaker 6: I reckon. I would actually confront him when we're in private,
Speaker 6: just like by the way, like I actually know why
Speaker 6: you're here, like if you're wanting to just like I
Speaker 6: guess play this on that it's fine and we can
Speaker 6: just be friends for the cameras. We can obviously put
Speaker 6: on a show, because if I do get this guy like,
Speaker 6: I'm not going to be able to like him because
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 5: What we like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so Harrison's got the bad rep. But when Brontie
Speaker 1: says the phrases, oh my god, and literally and I'm triggered.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Andrew, I'm so literally triggered right now
Speaker 4: that I can't even get my words around the word trigger.
Speaker 1: But you tell me you built a time machine. It's
Speaker 1: on this Tuesday, seventh of fair time for a little trip. Specifically,
Speaker 1: let's go down memory lane to this day and start
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty four. The Beatles rather than their first
Speaker 1: visit to the US, where three thousand fans greet them
Speaker 1: at the Kennedy Airport in New York and what can
Speaker 1: only be described as beetle.
Speaker 3: Mania away going down.
Speaker 1: Fabulo nice getting that sort of reception when you get back,
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 5: Yeah not for me.
Speaker 3: No, Let you get a cab, hey, Gara, and you're
Speaker 3: going to be from the airport.
Speaker 1: Nah, nope, got stuff on, got the kids. Nineteen seventy eight,
Speaker 1: Ashton Kutcher is born.
Speaker 2: Today's his forty fifth birthday.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 2: You don't care who you are.
Speaker 1: If you've landed Milliconis, you've done exceptionally well.
Speaker 8: There's not a romantic connection there, you're just friends. Then
Speaker 8: the switch flips and suddenly you're married and having lay together.
Speaker 3: Well millicuronas after Demi Moore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he's been he's done well.
Speaker 1: He's got some good form, a good bashion cha, that's
Speaker 1: for sure. Nineteen eighty six, Lindy Chamblin was free from
Speaker 1: jail in Darwin.
Speaker 6: It wasn't time to go and tell people.
Speaker 5: I just yelled out.
Speaker 1: Has anyone got a torch? It didn't go's got my baby?
Speaker 2: The Dingo's or a reputation.
Speaker 1: Never never again, No never did. Nineteen ninety three, Sharquille
Speaker 1: and Neil slammed up the basketball so hard that he
Speaker 1: broke the support that held up the backboard and delayed
Speaker 1: the game between the Magic and the Sun's about thirty
Speaker 1: five minutes.
Speaker 3: Shack's a units.
Speaker 1: Shack is a unit, and they had to I think
Speaker 1: that from that moment on, they basically had to redesign
Speaker 1: the basketball, hoops and never thing to make sure that
Speaker 1: Shack wasn't absolutely destroying.
Speaker 3: He's ruined it for everyone.
Speaker 1: Shack, Stop hanging on the ring.
Speaker 2: Shack.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Big Oak.
Speaker 1: Tom Cruise filed for divorce from the Coole Kidman. And
Speaker 1: let's never forget this interview with Pete Overton talk it's
Speaker 1: a parenting lad. You know, even talk professionally about each other.
Speaker 7: One week.
Speaker 1: Wait, listen, here's the thing, Peter, you're stepping over a line,
Speaker 1: now you know you are. I suppose they're questions theater
Speaker 1: people wanted, not Peter, you wanted and responsibility for what
Speaker 1: you want to know. I'm just telling you right now,
Speaker 1: put your manners back, then, put your manners back in.
Speaker 3: Put your manners back in.
Speaker 1: Peter two thousand and nine the ron because single Untouched
Speaker 1: Peek at number seventeen on the US Billboard Team At Chart.
Speaker 1: And then I'm One song in Australia in twenty ten
Speaker 1: on the seventh of February. Do you know what I
Speaker 1: just I'm a little bit a shamed to admit that
Speaker 1: I really like this song. It's just really really catchy.
Speaker 1: TikTok by Kesha.
Speaker 3: Dick dar Gun the glass gun, let bone those speakers up.
Speaker 1: I don't remember her saying glock this song that here
Speaker 1: we are.
Speaker 2: Here's the original version.
Speaker 8: Does or alive?
Speaker 1: A little game we like to play where we celebrate
Speaker 1: both life and death. Good morning, producers are Good morning guys.
Speaker 1: How are is that going?
Speaker 2: Very well? Take us through this.
Speaker 9: Good so dead alike, as we know, one of the
Speaker 9: staples of the show these days. I'll list you a
Speaker 9: few celebrities. You've got to tell me if they're dead
Speaker 9: or alive?
Speaker 3: Can I question not? Just having a look at Madonna
Speaker 3: at the Grammar's yesterday, is she dead or alive?
Speaker 2: We'll find out?
Speaker 3: Brutal looks a bit vamps.
Speaker 1: Brutal al right.
Speaker 9: First up, Neil Diamond Diamonds and American singer songwriter He
Speaker 9: has sold more than one hundred and thirty million records worldwide,
Speaker 9: making him one of the best selling musicians of all time.
Speaker 3: Sweek, he's still with us.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's still with us.
Speaker 1: Saves in the news not long ago, because I don't
Speaker 1: think he's he's not singing anymore. There's a tribute show,
Speaker 1: but he's still very much alive.
Speaker 9: Well, you're both correct.
Speaker 5: One not second up.
Speaker 9: Stephen Hillenburg Stephen McDonnell Hillenberg an American animator, writer, producer, director,
Speaker 9: and marine science educator. He is known for creating Nickelodeon
Speaker 9: animated the series SpongeBob Square. He was born in August
Speaker 9: nineteen sixty one. Dead or alive?
Speaker 3: Let me do this person.
Speaker 2: My brain automatical, birds, eye, fish fingers.
Speaker 4: Not all right, Jody, I am going to say that
Speaker 4: he's did because you have to spice it up with
Speaker 4: dead people every now, and they're night trick.
Speaker 1: Okay, what do we think, Stephen hill he's played for
Speaker 1: freemantles killen Berg can't recall. I'm gonna say he's dead.
Speaker 9: You're both correct.
Speaker 3: Stop copying me.
Speaker 9: I thought that one would throw you died twenty eighteen. Als,
Speaker 9: that's n fortunate. Last one Johnny Cash John R. Cash
Speaker 9: an American country singer songwriter. Much of Cash's music contains
Speaker 9: themes of sorrow, moral tribulation, redemption, especially in the later
Speaker 9: stages of his career, part rockabilly rebel, part campfire storyteller,
Speaker 9: part outlaw in Black. His Heidi baritone has remained the
Speaker 9: essence of country music. Born feb Nineteen thirty two, Dead
Speaker 9: or alive.
Speaker 8: Hurt myself today? Yes to burn Fire?
Speaker 3: Thanks General, I feel after I've had a real good
Speaker 3: Curry Jones kick us off General Life, Hash oh say,
Speaker 3: he's still alive.
Speaker 1: Hazy Hazy for the wind unfortunately, and Johnny Cash is
Speaker 1: no longer with us.
Speaker 8: I'm stuck and also bruise and he's dragon old.
Speaker 1: Hazy Windesday just a lasted one.
Speaker 8: Thanks Joe.
Speaker 9: He died in two thousand and three. I'm lucky, Joe,
Speaker 9: it's twenty years ago, So congrats, Hazy. Joe's coffee on you.
Speaker 3: I fell into a burning ring of fire.
Speaker 8: You're down, down, down, the ring of fire, the ring
Speaker 8: of fire.
Speaker 1: That's just about it for us. Tomorrow, Worst Job Wednesday
Speaker 1: returns and get ahead North, get my hands dirty, And
Speaker 1: of course Harry Styles tickets the next opportunity to win
Speaker 1: some tomorrow, but keep it locked throughout the day with Madio.
Speaker 1: She will hopefully put you on the standby list. Goodbye,
Speaker 1: Joesy Bye Okay, Adelaides, Jody and Hazy