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Speaker 1: Season six, episode twenty two to More Names, Part two
Speaker 1: of three. Nineteen months back, while working the sugar boats
Speaker 1: in Port Adelaide, Brian Joseph Deepmark, who had got acquainted
Speaker 1: with a man called Jack Thomas McLean, though, as he said,
Speaker 1: with the way things were in the docks those days,
Speaker 1: he wouldn't put much stock by that name. Deepmar knew
Speaker 1: McClean as a man who could handle himself, and suspected
Speaker 1: that he may have got himself in a few scrapes
Speaker 1: throughout the years. The following day, Deepmar is that the morgue.
Speaker 1: Watching as the sheet is pulled back from the dead
Speaker 1: man's face, deep Mark instantly confirms the body as that
Speaker 1: of Jack McClean, before curiously correcting his previous statement, saying
Speaker 1: now that it had in fact been four years since
Speaker 1: he'd last seen him, not one and a half. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: armed with a possible ID, Detective Lean's team contact the
Speaker 1: New South Wales Central Investigative Bureau in Sydney to see
Speaker 1: if they have any record of a Thomas McLean. Deepmark
Speaker 1: had suggested contacting them, believing McClean might already be in
Speaker 1: their files due to a previous arrest. The team are
Speaker 1: overjoyed when a positive hit comes back, only, as deep
Speaker 1: Mar had suspected, his name isn't Jack McClean, but William
Speaker 1: Edward Price. What's more, despite deep Mark's positive id. Jack
Speaker 1: McClean stroke William Price is confirmed to have had brown
Speaker 1: eyes instead of gray and measured only five ft six
Speaker 1: in height. Detective Lean's team are back to square one.
Speaker 1: Over the next few weeks, a steady stream of friends
Speaker 1: and family of missing people call into the Adelaide Detective's office,
Speaker 1: suggesting possible identities for the now once again unknown man,
Speaker 1: with many traveling up to the West Terrace Cemetery to
Speaker 1: view the body. A mother from Saint Kilda is looking
Speaker 1: for her thirty four year old son who's been missing
Speaker 1: for some time. Another searches for hers who'd only disappeared
Speaker 1: six weeks previously. Both will inspect the body, but leave
Speaker 1: the morgue with desperate hope renewed that somewhere out there
Speaker 1: still their boys are alive. The owner of a local
Speaker 1: hotel suggests it might be a guest that had left
Speaker 1: recently without paying. When the police trace his family, they
Speaker 1: discovered they haven't seen him in months, but his description
Speaker 1: doesn't fit and he is soon scratched from the list.
Speaker 1: A woman from Salisbury hasn't seen her husband in almost
Speaker 1: two years. A chain smoker in the habit of cutting
Speaker 1: the labels out of his clothes in a way similar
Speaker 1: to those found on the deceased. One man, a former
Speaker 1: inmate at Alice Springs Jail, thinks it could be a
Speaker 1: fellow former inmate who arrived on a boat from Bulgaria
Speaker 1: back in nineteen forty five. Many make appointments to visit
Speaker 1: the body, but don't show up. Others make positive ideas,
Speaker 1: only to later retract their statements, while most fail to
Speaker 1: recognize the body at all. One by one, the leads
Speaker 1: are chased up, but all of them come to nothing.
Speaker 1: With hope of a swift resolution to the case receding,
Speaker 1: it's decided to have the body embalmed. On December tenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen forty eight, at the Morgue, local funeral director Laurie
Speaker 1: Elliott wheels his brand new turn of Porty Boy next
Speaker 1: to the autopsy table before filling its large cylindrical glass
Speaker 1: with a formuline embalming fluid. Together with the assistance of
Speaker 1: Constable Sutherland, he removes the corpse from the refrigeration unit
Speaker 1: and places it on to the table. After massaging the
Speaker 1: body to warm it up a little. With great care,
Speaker 1: he makes two arterial incisions with a scalpel and places
Speaker 1: a canula into each of the marks, one connected via
Speaker 1: rubber tubing back to the machine, and the other connected
Speaker 1: to separate tubing that is left to dangle above the
Speaker 1: drain at the foot of the table. Satisfied the canulas
Speaker 1: are locked in place, Lorry flicks a switch on the
Speaker 1: porty boy and it weres loudly into action. The two
Speaker 1: men watch as blackened blood pulled slowly from the right
Speaker 1: of the dead man, begins to snake its way through
Speaker 1: the tubing, while from the machine, a clear liquid is
Speaker 1: steadily creeping toward the insert in the left side of
Speaker 1: the body. As the blood begins to drip out onto
Speaker 1: the floor and down the drain, the formulin finally eases
Speaker 1: into the body. Within three weeks, most leading newspapers in
Speaker 1: the country have published pictures of the dead man, while
Speaker 1: in Adelaide, all boarding houses and hotels have been scoured
Speaker 1: for any useful information, but all to no avail. The
Speaker 1: following day, the case files are dispatched to every English
Speaker 1: speaking country in the world as the Adelaide Central Investigative
Speaker 1: Bureau look to widen the net, and on December twenty second,
Speaker 1: doctor Cowen, the deputy government analyst, delivers his chemical report
Speaker 1: to the detective's office, He's found no obvious evidence of poisoning,
Speaker 1: which is deeply troubling for Detective Lean. Ordinarily, any of
Speaker 1: the more commonly used poisons in suicide cases, at least
Speaker 1: those which Cohen tested for, would have left a clear
Speaker 1: trace in the body. That there is nothing suggests that
Speaker 1: if a poison had been used, it would have been
Speaker 1: something far more rare and difficult to get hold of
Speaker 1: than anything anyone looking to commit suicide would utilize. Cohen
Speaker 1: hastens to add that it may merely prove that there
Speaker 1: had been no poison involved, that the man's demise was
Speaker 1: one of simple heart failure after all. But Lean isn't convinced.
Speaker 1: How on earth does a man as powerfully built as
Speaker 1: he was with that strong heart just to collapse. Even
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Speaker 1: As many in the nation prepare to celebrate the holiday season,
Speaker 1: the police are no closer to uncovering the man's identity,
Speaker 1: but at the turn of nineteen forty nine are promising.
Speaker 1: Lead emerges. On Sunday, January second, a smartly dressed woman
Speaker 1: walks into a police station in Morgan, a small town
Speaker 1: located on the bank of the River Murray, about one
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty kilometers northeast of Adelaide. She approaches the
Speaker 1: front desk clutching a copy of that day's Sunday mail,
Speaker 1: with its picture of the unidentified man printed on the
Speaker 1: front page, along with the small black and white photograph.
Speaker 1: The woman introduces herself as Elizabeth Thompson, and, holding out
Speaker 1: the front cover of the mail, points to the picture
Speaker 1: of the unknown man, whom she identifies as her friend,
Speaker 1: Robert Walsh, also known as Nugget. Her photograph shows the
Speaker 1: two of them together years before. Back in Adelaide, detective
Speaker 1: Harvey receives a message from an anonymous caller, who, having
Speaker 1: too seen the mail's picture that morning, identifies the man
Speaker 1: as someone he'd once worked with, also called Nugget. A
Speaker 1: few days later, on her way to identify the body,
Speaker 1: Elizabeth calls in on Stanley's Solotti in Port Adelaide. Slotti
Speaker 1: had one time been Robert Walsh's employer when Walsh was
Speaker 1: lodging at Elizabeth's house. When Elizabeth shows Solottie the paper
Speaker 1: and an old picture of him and Walsh together, he's
Speaker 1: also convinced that the dead man is their mutual acquaintance
Speaker 1: and agrees to accompany Elizabeth to the morgue. Having both
Speaker 1: formally identified the body as Robert Walsh aka Nugget, Solottie
Speaker 1: and Elizabeth are taken back to Anger Street to be
Speaker 1: interviewed by Constable Harry Storch. Elizabeth, who is a widow,
Speaker 1: explains that she'd met Walsh, who would have been sixty
Speaker 1: four that year, eight or nine years ago when he
Speaker 1: first arrived in Adelaide looking for lodgings. He claimed to
Speaker 1: have come originally from Wales in the UK, where his
Speaker 1: one remaining relatives still lived and a stranged sister he
Speaker 1: had long since fallen out with. Clutching her photo of
Speaker 1: Walsh a little tighter, Thompson explained that he'd left her
Speaker 1: home just over a year ago before Christmas nineteen forty
Speaker 1: seven to visit Brisbane, hoping that she might later come
Speaker 1: out to visit him, but she'd never gone. It was
Speaker 1: the last time she'd seen him alive. Stanley Solotti, who
Speaker 1: described Walsh as quiet and well liked, had last seen
Speaker 1: him at the Victoria Park racecourse eighteen months previously, adding
Speaker 1: that he suspected Walsh to be something of a gambling man.
Speaker 1: The following day, Jack Hannem, a storman working in Port Adelaide,
Speaker 1: turned up at the City Detectives office, identifying the unknown
Speaker 1: man as someone he'd met at the Morphettville Racecourse back
Speaker 1: in May nineteen forty seven, although Hannem too said the
Speaker 1: man's nickname was Nugget. Curiously, he'd first introduced himself to
Speaker 1: Hannem as Bob Morgan, not Robert Walsh. In early February
Speaker 1: the following year, Jack had bumped into him again by
Speaker 1: chance at Adelaide railway station. The man was in need
Speaker 1: of accommodation, and Hannem had helped him move into the
Speaker 1: boarding house that he was staying at, a place called Turners.
Speaker 1: Morgan stroke Walsh stayed there for the next couple of months,
Speaker 1: in which time he and Hannem became good friends. At
Speaker 1: some point, Morgan let slip that his name was in
Speaker 1: fact Robert Walsh, and sometimes even called himself Nugget McCarthy.
Speaker 1: In hindsight, it was a little peculiar, Jack admitted, but
Speaker 1: at the time he just thought it funny. As Constable
Speaker 1: Storch listened patiently taking notes, Jack went on to describe
Speaker 1: Nugget as roughly being in his late forties and five
Speaker 1: ft eight in height, with a tattoo on his right forearm.
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Speaker 1: Later that afternoon, Starch accompanies Jack to the Morgue, who
Speaker 1: identifies the body as the man he knew as Bob Morgan. However,
Speaker 1: when Storch looks again at the dead man's four arms,
Speaker 1: he finds no evidence of the tattoo. The next day,
Speaker 1: constable voice from in Leyton Station contacts the Adelaide CIB
Speaker 1: to inform them of a call he just received from
Speaker 1: another man identifying the deceased as Robert Walsh, adding that
Speaker 1: Walsh had wanted all his property to go to Elizabeth
Speaker 1: Thompson in the event that anything should happen to him.
Speaker 1: Then another message came in, this time from a different
Speaker 1: caller confirming the exact same thing. The department decide eventually
Speaker 1: not to pursue this line of inquiry, perhaps because it
Speaker 1: was starting to sound suspiciously like a scam. Back on
Speaker 1: the second of January, surely, after Elizabeth Thompson had first
Speaker 1: made herself known, an entirely separate lead was about to
Speaker 1: come to light again. In response to seeing a picture
Speaker 1: of the deceased in the Sunday Mail, a man had
Speaker 1: pitched up at the Adelaide detective's office with a different
Speaker 1: name for the police to pursue Ray Clark. This man
Speaker 1: went on to describe Clark as being late thirties, five
Speaker 1: foot ten, with reddish hair and complexion, and having several
Speaker 1: teeth missing. The man knew Clark to have been something
Speaker 1: of a boxer in his youth, and he was still
Speaker 1: in good shape the last time he saw him, all
Speaker 1: perfectly in keeping with the profile of the dead man. However,
Speaker 1: it wasn't until he was asked how he'd known this
Speaker 1: Ray Clark, that the detectives really sat up and took notice.
Speaker 1: We worked together for the Commonwealth Department of Parks and Interior,
Speaker 1: he tells them. Down at Woomera, Woomera, repeats a junior
Speaker 1: officer with some confusion, but detect if Lean knows exactly
Speaker 1: what Woomera is. On July eighteenth, nineteen forty five, unbeknownst
Speaker 1: to most of the planet, a bomb was detonated at
Speaker 1: zero five forty eight local time, in the middle of
Speaker 1: the Hornado del Muerto Desert in New Mexico. The device,
Speaker 1: named Trinity, marked the first successful deployment of the atomic bomb.
Speaker 1: Less than three weeks later, the atomic age announced itself
Speaker 1: in two mushroom clouds of death and destruction, when Little
Speaker 1: Boy and the Fat Man were detonated above the Japanese
Speaker 1: towns of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The bombs would go a
Speaker 1: significant way to ushering an end to the Second World War,
Speaker 1: but they would also mark the beginning of a seemingly
Speaker 1: endless arms race that to this day continues to haunt
Speaker 1: every millatant aspect of foreign diplomacy. After the war, or
Speaker 1: more specifically, after the detonation of the bombs at Hiroshima
Speaker 1: and Nagasaki, it was clear to all governments who considered
Speaker 1: themselves major world players that the game had shifted. Although
Speaker 1: the United Kingdom could provide the expertise to compete in
Speaker 1: the development of nuclear weapons, what they didn't have was
Speaker 1: the space to test them out. The word woomera, taken
Speaker 1: from the indigenous Darg language, translates to English loosely as
Speaker 1: a wooden spear throwing device, the perfect name, you might say,
Speaker 1: for a nuclear grade rocket testing facility. Developed as a
Speaker 1: joint venture between the governments of Australia and Great Britain,
Speaker 1: the Woomera site located did roughly over five hundred kilometers
Speaker 1: to the northeast of Adelaide, in a wide expanse of
Speaker 1: South Australian outback covered an area of roughly one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty thousand square kilometers. What went on at Woomera
Speaker 1: was top secret, and Ray Clark had helped to build it.
Speaker 1: The suggestion that this Ray Clark, a potential murder victim
Speaker 1: with uncertain origins, had worked on such a top secret
Speaker 1: facility is deeply concerning for Detective Lean. Later that afternoon,
Speaker 1: PC Horsnell escorts Ray Clark's former colleague to the morgue,
Speaker 1: where he makes a positive identification of the dead body.
Speaker 1: The following day, the Adelaide Advertiser names Clark as a
Speaker 1: possible candidate for the unknown man. Later that evening, another
Speaker 1: man who claims to have worked with Clark is also
Speaker 1: taken to the morgue, where he stayed that the body
Speaker 1: is not him. A few days later, a letter arrives
Speaker 1: from one of the lead surveyors on the construction of Woomera,
Speaker 1: who confirms that the likeness and description of the unknown
Speaker 1: man does indeed resemble the Ray Clark he knew. He
Speaker 1: adds intriguingly that Clark used a different name on his
Speaker 1: Royal Australian Air Force driving license, but he isn't able
Speaker 1: to remember what it was. Despite their best efforts, Detective
Speaker 1: Lean's team are enabled to determine Clerk's whereabouts, but crucially,
Speaker 1: nor can they find enough information to identify him as
Speaker 1: the unknown man. After six long weeks of fruitless investigations,
Speaker 1: the Adelaide Police, now boosted by the addition of the
Speaker 1: smart and amiable Detective Len Brown, reconvene to go back
Speaker 1: over the evidence. The must be something they've missed, some
Speaker 1: clue that they haven't pursued yet, thinks Lean as they
Speaker 1: pick through the dead man's belongings. Then he sees it.
Speaker 1: The train ticket. He bolts to the phone and immediately
Speaker 1: has Adelaide train station on the line. The luggage, he
Speaker 1: says urgently down the receiver. Check the luggage department for
Speaker 1: any unclaimed suitcases that were checked in before December first.
Speaker 1: In fact, that goes for every left luggage department, he
Speaker 1: says to his startled team. Soon they're on the line
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Speaker 1: senior porter Harold North as he leads Detective Lean into
Speaker 1: the back of the Adelaide Station cloak room. Sadly, for Lean,
Speaker 1: Harold has no recollection of who he took the bag from,
Speaker 1: but it's the only one checked in before December that
Speaker 1: hasn't been picked up yet, he says. Harold negotiates his
Speaker 1: way through the mountain of luggage and coats crammed into
Speaker 1: the small back room until finally he finds it. Lean
Speaker 1: takes the medium sized brown leather case from Harold's hand
Speaker 1: and places it on the ground. He notes a destination
Speaker 1: sticker has recently been removed, but finds no other markings.
Speaker 1: Flicking up the clasps, he pauses for a moment before
Speaker 1: lifting the lid. Inside, he finds a stack of neatly
Speaker 1: folded clothes, along with several implements whose purpose he's not
Speaker 1: yet able to discern. As he slowly pulls out a
Speaker 1: shirt and pair of brown trousers almost identical to the
Speaker 1: ones found on the unknown man, Lean nose whose suitcase
Speaker 1: this is. He digs frantically for any sign of documentation,
Speaker 1: but there is nothing. Back At the station, the team
Speaker 1: make a proper assessment of the contents. A small card
Speaker 1: of brown cotton and some buttons appear to match with
Speaker 1: thread and buttons found on the trousers of the deceased.
Speaker 1: They also find a red checkered dressing down, some slippers,
Speaker 1: brown leather shoes, a tie, shaving gear, a jacket and
Speaker 1: handkerchief that also matches with one found on the man. Curiously, again,
Speaker 1: they find all the labels have been removed from the clothes,
Speaker 1: with three of the items bearing the name Keen, although
Speaker 1: Detective Lean suspects there is nothing to be gleaned from this.
Speaker 1: As for the implements, they find a small electrician screwdriver,
Speaker 1: a stenciling brush, a pair of scissors, and a table
Speaker 1: knife that's been cut into a smaller and sharper instrument
Speaker 1: and covered in tape to keep it so. Detective Lean
Speaker 1: learned subsequently the items are commonly used for stenciling, and
Speaker 1: after speaking with a tailor, he discovers that the jacket
Speaker 1: in the suitcase was most likely made in America. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: and you hope that this presented a new avenue of
Speaker 1: inquiry had been dashed a few days by a letter
Speaker 1: sent from the US Department of Justice informing the team
Speaker 1: that the prince they'd sent them had failed to show
Speaker 1: up on the FBI's database. In fact, all international police
Speaker 1: departments contacted by Detective Lean's team had got back to
Speaker 1: them with the same news. There was no record of
Speaker 1: the unknown man. Despite the initial excitement at locating the suitcase,
Speaker 1: with no documentation being found inside, they have little more
Speaker 1: to go on, and by April the man is still nameless.
Speaker 1: At some point it's recommended to Detective Lean that he
Speaker 1: turned to the University of Adelaide for help. Professor John Clellent,
Speaker 1: a well respected and experienced authority on the science of pathology,
Speaker 1: jumps at the opportunity to offer his assistance in any
Speaker 1: way he can. The following day, Cleland takes receipt of
Speaker 1: the case notes, as well as the suit case and
Speaker 1: its items found at the train station. Reading the details
Speaker 1: of the autopsy, it's clear to the seventy year old
Speaker 1: Clelland that the man had not died of natural causes,
Speaker 1: confirming Detective leans suspicions. Finding blades of barley grass in
Speaker 1: both the lower part of the trousers left in the
Speaker 1: suit case and in one of the socks worn by
Speaker 1: the deceased when he was found. Cleland is able to
Speaker 1: confirm that the suitcase and its enclosed items belonged to
Speaker 1: the unknown man, but it adds little to what they
Speaker 1: already know. Going back to the clothes, he runs an
Speaker 1: infrared light over the trimmed labels, but finds nothing of interest.
Speaker 1: Then he looks again at the trousers that the man
Speaker 1: had been wearing when he was found, made by Wilson,
Speaker 1: according to the little tag on one of the pockets,
Speaker 1: which he flips inside out to reveal a maker's mark
Speaker 1: chalked inside. The police had made inquiries about this early
Speaker 1: in the case, leading them to a manufacturer based out
Speaker 1: of Brunswick Street in Melbourne, which produced over three thousand
Speaker 1: pairs of similar trousers each week. In other words, it
Speaker 1: would be nion impossible to trace the name of the buyer.
Speaker 1: Clelland is despondent and close to giving in. When working
Speaker 1: his fingers around the inside of the waistband, he feels
Speaker 1: a little bump in the fabric next to the opening
Speaker 1: of a tiny fob pocket. Putting his finger inside it,
Speaker 1: he finds a small, tightly rolled piece of paper. Careful
Speaker 1: not to rip it, he unfurls the piece, which it's
Speaker 1: clearly been torn from somewhere, and is stunned to find
Speaker 1: two words of a language unknown to him printed on
Speaker 1: the inside of it in thick black stylized font, reading
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