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SONG: # It's a jungle out there

SONG: # It's a jungle out there

# It's a jungle out there

# It's a jungle out there

# It's a jungle out there. #

# It's a jungle out there. #

(PEOPLE TALK AND CHEER)

(PEOPLE TALK AND CHEER)

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYS)

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYS)

NARRATOR: Terry Clark arrived in
Sydney from Auckland in the mid-'70s.

NARRATOR: Terry Clark arrived in
Sydney from Auckland in the mid-'70s.

Like Carl Williams,
he started out as a small-time crim -

Like Carl Williams,
he started out as a small-time crim -

a nobody who wanted to be somebody.

a nobody who wanted to be somebody.

And just like Carl,

And just like Carl,

he knew that soon the big money
was gonna be in drugs - hard drugs.

he knew that soon the big money
was gonna be in drugs - hard drugs.

Good to see you, man!

Good to see you, man!

So you need a place to crash?
Well, pick a room - any room.

So you need a place to crash?
Well, pick a room - any room.

You don't mind sharing a bed with
a couple of naked birds, do you?

You don't mind sharing a bed with
a couple of naked birds, do you?

This is Dragon, man, where it's at.
Fuck Split Enz - fucking posers.

This is Dragon, man, where it's at.
Fuck Split Enz - fucking posers.

Greg's their manager.

Greg's their manager.

AKA roadie, OK?

AKA roadie, OK?

Robert Trimbole. Thanks for coming.

Robert Trimbole. Thanks for coming.

How old are you, kid? 15?
What's on your mind?

How old are you, kid? 15?
What's on your mind?

You know who I am?
I asked around.

You know who I am?
I asked around.

I hear you got a certain commodity
to sell. I can help.

I hear you got a certain commodity
to sell. I can help.

Yeah? How?

Yeah? How?

Well, no point importing a product
if you can't get it to market.

Well, no point importing a product
if you can't get it to market.

You trying to muscle in on me?
This ain't a sheep farm, kid.

You trying to muscle in on me?
This ain't a sheep farm, kid.

It's a big territory, Australia.

It's a big territory, Australia.

How are you gonna reach
your customers? Carrier pigeon?

How are you gonna reach
your customers? Carrier pigeon?

I've got networks
in Sydney and Melbourne.

I've got networks
in Sydney and Melbourne.

No offence, mate, but I'm not
looking for another partner.

No offence, mate, but I'm not
looking for another partner.

Come on, relax. Look, let's
have a feed, talk it over.

Come on, relax. Look, let's
have a feed, talk it over.

Do you like Chinese?

Do you like Chinese?

NARRATOR: Aussie Bob
had built a career

NARRATOR: Aussie Bob
had built a career

on knowing everyone who mattered

on knowing everyone who mattered

and knowing exactly how to call in
a favour when he needed one.

and knowing exactly how to call in
a favour when he needed one.

George, mate. Bob.

George, mate. Bob.

Mate, I've been doing
the form for tomorrow.

Mate, I've been doing
the form for tomorrow.

Eagle Farm's the go - I can feel it.

Eagle Farm's the go - I can feel it.

Robert, it's my day off, mate.
Come on, mate. Be a pal.

Robert, it's my day off, mate.
Come on, mate. Be a pal.

That horse is a cat.
Ha.

That horse is a cat.
Ha.

Because it's been ridden upside down
by camel jockeys. (LAUGHS)

Because it's been ridden upside down
by camel jockeys. (LAUGHS)

(DING! DING!)

(DING! DING!)

You give me eights?
Sevens, Robert.

You give me eights?
Sevens, Robert.

I'll give you sevens.

I'll give you sevens.

10 grand - on the nose.

10 grand - on the nose.

Mate, you're into me for
40-odd Gs already, aren't you?

Mate, you're into me for
40-odd Gs already, aren't you?

When am I gonna see that?

When am I gonna see that?

Hey, mate, you ever hear anything
about a bloke called Terry Clark?

Hey, mate, you ever hear anything
about a bloke called Terry Clark?

Never heard of him, mate.
Never heard of him.

Never heard of him, mate.
Never heard of him.

Kiwi - junior partner in that
big deal in NZ, 'Brigadoon'.

Kiwi - junior partner in that
big deal in NZ, 'Brigadoon'.

Briga-what, mate?
Boat called the 'Brigadoon'.

Briga-what, mate?
Boat called the 'Brigadoon'.

Brought a load of pot
into New Zealand.

Brought a load of pot
into New Zealand.

Now he's operating out of Sydney.
Drugs aren't my scene, mate.

Now he's operating out of Sydney.
Drugs aren't my scene, mate.

Been telling folks he's gonna be
bigger than George Freeman.

Been telling folks he's gonna be
bigger than George Freeman.

What do you want, Robert?
Why are you bugging me?

What do you want, Robert?
Why are you bugging me?

I just don't like cheeky little
shitheads taking your name in vain -

I just don't like cheeky little
shitheads taking your name in vain -

man of your high repute.

man of your high repute.

NARRATOR: George Freeman - the
original colourful racing identity.

NARRATOR: George Freeman - the
original colourful racing identity.

Freeman never heard of him.
That means he's small-time.

Freeman never heard of him.
That means he's small-time.

Why do you want to get
into heroin anyway, huh?

Why do you want to get
into heroin anyway, huh?

That stuff is dangerous shit.

That stuff is dangerous shit.

It's where the big money is, mate.
Come on, Bob.

It's where the big money is, mate.
Come on, Bob.

Come on, we got to get
these machines out.

Come on, we got to get
these machines out.

That's gotta go to Jerilderie,
that to Leeton.

That's gotta go to Jerilderie,
that to Leeton.

And, uh, hey.

And, uh, hey.

Don't mention that, huh?

Don't mention that, huh?

You're not thinking of
stiffing the padrini?

You're not thinking of
stiffing the padrini?

They'll cut you up, Bob.
Feed you to the pigs.

They'll cut you up, Bob.
Feed you to the pigs.

Some of my best friends are pigs.

Some of my best friends are pigs.

NARRATOR: George Freeman
knew a thing or two

NARRATOR: George Freeman
knew a thing or two

about dealing
with cheeky little shitheads.

about dealing
with cheeky little shitheads.

Invite them to a meet and greet
and give them a big kiss.

Invite them to a meet and greet
and give them a big kiss.

Oh!

Oh!

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTS)

Aarggh!

Aarggh!

Aarggh!

Aarggh!

(COUGHS)

(COUGHS)

Want my advice, son? Go back
to New Zealand and shag some sheep.

Want my advice, son? Go back
to New Zealand and shag some sheep.

Stay safe. Have a fucking lovely day.

Stay safe. Have a fucking lovely day.

(GROANS)

(GROANS)

NARRATOR: Griffith was
the cannabis capital of Australia,

NARRATOR: Griffith was
the cannabis capital of Australia,

Calabrian mafia country -
Aussie Bob's heartland.

Calabrian mafia country -
Aussie Bob's heartland.

BOB: Jeez, what happened to you, kid?

BOB: Jeez, what happened to you, kid?

What brings you here?
Delivering an olive branch.

What brings you here?
Delivering an olive branch.

What? You drove 300 miles
to give me a bottle of French plonk?

What? You drove 300 miles
to give me a bottle of French plonk?

Picked you as a connoisseur.

Picked you as a connoisseur.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

Well, now you're here, we might
as well rip the cork out. (LAUGHS)

Well, now you're here, we might
as well rip the cork out. (LAUGHS)

NARRATOR: You can't tell the story
of Aussie Bob and Kiwi Terry

NARRATOR: You can't tell the story
of Aussie Bob and Kiwi Terry

without telling the story of
a furniture salesman from Griffith.

without telling the story of
a furniture salesman from Griffith.

Hello, mate.

Hello, mate.

Oh.

Oh.

I'm here to see
Detective Sergeant Paris. Don Mackay.

I'm here to see
Detective Sergeant Paris. Don Mackay.

He's down the corridor. Go through.
Thanks.

He's down the corridor. Go through.
Thanks.

Coleambally, you said?
Let's take a look at the map.

Coleambally, you said?
Let's take a look at the map.

Five miles out of Coleambally,
just off the road.

Five miles out of Coleambally,
just off the road.

And you've seen this alleged
Indian hemp with your own eyes, Don?

And you've seen this alleged
Indian hemp with your own eyes, Don?

Locals who have are in no doubt.

Locals who have are in no doubt.

Well, which locals? 'Cause I have
to interview them, get statements.

Well, which locals? 'Cause I have
to interview them, get statements.

Well, we both know
that's not gonna happen.

Well, we both know
that's not gonna happen.

It's right there.

It's right there.

People are frightened to talk in
public - that's why they come to me.

People are frightened to talk in
public - that's why they come to me.

All due respect
to these good citizens,

All due respect
to these good citizens,

isn't it more likely to be,
I don't know, a tomato crop?

isn't it more likely to be,
I don't know, a tomato crop?

Inside a national park,
protected under lock and key,

Inside a national park,
protected under lock and key,

guarded by men with guns?

guarded by men with guns?

Mate, all I'm saying...

Mate, all I'm saying...

I don't know where
you've been hiding.

I don't know where
you've been hiding.

They're calling us the pot capital
of Australia.

They're calling us the pot capital
of Australia.

OK, well, look,
can you leave this with me?

OK, well, look,
can you leave this with me?

No, I can't. I'm just telling
you as a courtesy.

No, I can't. I'm just telling
you as a courtesy.

I've already contacted the Premier,
the Police Minister

I've already contacted the Premier,
the Police Minister

and the Leader of the Opposition.

and the Leader of the Opposition.

You don't act on this, mate,
it's gonna look pretty bloody bad.

You don't act on this, mate,
it's gonna look pretty bloody bad.

NARRATOR: There's always
been good cops and bad cops,

NARRATOR: There's always
been good cops and bad cops,

but in the '70s we had
a hell of a lot of bad cops.

but in the '70s we had
a hell of a lot of bad cops.

Where's a Mack truck
when you need one? (LAUGHS)

Where's a Mack truck
when you need one? (LAUGHS)

BOB: Tell me about this stock.

BOB: Tell me about this stock.

Number four Chinese white heroin,
95% pure.

Number four Chinese white heroin,
95% pure.

Best in the world.

Best in the world.

Nobody gets their hands
on shit that pure.

Nobody gets their hands
on shit that pure.

Have you got a sample?
Not yet.

Have you got a sample?
Not yet.

We got a word for blokes like you
over here - 'wanker'.

We got a word for blokes like you
over here - 'wanker'.

I will have. I plan to
bring in 50-100 kilos a year.

I will have. I plan to
bring in 50-100 kilos a year.

That'd make you Mr Big, mate -
the biggest Mr Big.

That'd make you Mr Big, mate -
the biggest Mr Big.

Big target too.

Big target too.

That's why I need your protection.
I can see that now.

That's why I need your protection.
I can see that now.

How does a little fink like you
get his hands on that much white?

How does a little fink like you
get his hands on that much white?

Got an associate in Singapore

Got an associate in Singapore

plugged directly
into the Golden Triangle.

plugged directly
into the Golden Triangle.

He can deliver
as much as I can move.

He can deliver
as much as I can move.

Come on, let's take a stroll -
have a look at the oranges.

Come on, let's take a stroll -
have a look at the oranges.

How are you gonna
bring it into the country?

How are you gonna
bring it into the country?

By boat?
Maybe. Mostly by courier.

By boat?
Maybe. Mostly by courier.

My folks came out here in the '30s.

My folks came out here in the '30s.

Nearly worked themselves to death.

Nearly worked themselves to death.

Typical bloody wogs.

Typical bloody wogs.

You got false IDs for these couriers?

You got false IDs for these couriers?

Not yet.

Not yet.

I'll lend you a towel and you can
dry behind your ears. (LAUGHS)

I'll lend you a towel and you can
dry behind your ears. (LAUGHS)

I can get my hands on any number
of blank birth certificates

I can get my hands on any number
of blank birth certificates

so you can get genuine passports.

so you can get genuine passports.

So we got a deal, then?
Yeah, sure.

So we got a deal, then?
Yeah, sure.

Uh, my cut's 25 points
of your profit.

Uh, my cut's 25 points
of your profit.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

Maybe you don't know
exactly who I am?

Maybe you don't know
exactly who I am?

I know, Bob.

I know, Bob.

Stop right there.

Stop right there.

Turn around and kneel down.

Turn around and kneel down.

Turn around. Kneel down.

Turn around. Kneel down.

You see that tree on your left?

You see that tree on your left?

Look under it. Come on, do it.

Look under it. Come on, do it.

Come on, grab it. It won't bite.

Come on, grab it. It won't bite.

Open it.

Open it.

Dope.

Dope.

(SNIFFS)

(SNIFFS)

For me.

For me.

Think of it
as a bottle of French plonk.

Think of it
as a bottle of French plonk.

What's with the fucking gun?

What's with the fucking gun?

Don't ever stiff me, Terry.
I'll bury you under an orange tree.

Don't ever stiff me, Terry.
I'll bury you under an orange tree.

Now you prove to me
you're not just another Kiwi wanker

Now you prove to me
you're not just another Kiwi wanker

and bring me a kilo of 95% pure.

and bring me a kilo of 95% pure.

(ANNOUNCER SPEAKS
INDISTINCTLY OVER P.A.)

(ANNOUNCER SPEAKS
INDISTINCTLY OVER P.A.)

G'day, mate. How you going?

G'day, mate. How you going?

First time out of the country,
Mr Perkins?

First time out of the country,
Mr Perkins?

(AUSTRALIAN ACCENT) Tell you the
truth, mate, I'm a bit nervous.

(AUSTRALIAN ACCENT) Tell you the
truth, mate, I'm a bit nervous.

Flying's safer than catching a bus.

Flying's safer than catching a bus.

Terry, pal.

Terry, pal.

It's good to see you, pal.
It's really good.

It's good to see you, pal.
It's really good.

You're looking good.

You're looking good.

Are you hungry? They do terrific
seafood barbecue here.

Are you hungry? They do terrific
seafood barbecue here.

You got the gear?
Sure we have. Yeah.

You got the gear?
Sure we have. Yeah.

Two kilos?

Two kilos?

Well, it's a wee bit under,
actually.

Well, it's a wee bit under,
actually.

I said two. Marty promised two.

I said two. Marty promised two.

Well, it's beautiful stuff, man.
It's 90% pure.

Well, it's beautiful stuff, man.
It's 90% pure.

It's fucking gorgeous.
I promised Trimbole 95%.

It's fucking gorgeous.
I promised Trimbole 95%.

Well, this is the best there is.

Well, this is the best there is.

Have you got the cash?
Marty asked me to ask you.

Have you got the cash?
Marty asked me to ask you.

He'll have it when I'm ready.

He'll have it when I'm ready.

Well, he's got people to pay now.

Well, he's got people to pay now.

When he delivers what he promises,
I'll pay.

When he delivers what he promises,
I'll pay.

Bring the gear to my hotel.

Bring the gear to my hotel.

(ENGLISH ACCENT) Hello, darling.
Hello, darling. Phil Perkins.

(ENGLISH ACCENT) Hello, darling.
Hello, darling. Phil Perkins.

Hello. I'm Dr Philip Perkins.

Hello. I'm Dr Philip Perkins.

Philip Perkins, British Petroleum.
Do you accept US dollars?

Philip Perkins, British Petroleum.
Do you accept US dollars?

Get your dirty stinking hands
off my luggage.

Get your dirty stinking hands
off my luggage.

Next.

Next.

Hi there.

Hi there.

How are you?
Good, thank you. How are you?

How are you?
Good, thank you. How are you?

Staying long?
A few weeks.

Staying long?
A few weeks.

Enjoy your stay.
Thank you, sir.

Enjoy your stay.
Thank you, sir.

Um, excuse me, sir. Would you mind
opening your suitcase?

Um, excuse me, sir. Would you mind
opening your suitcase?

Of course.

Of course.

Sorry, I...

Sorry, I...

How long have they had girls
working in Customs?

How long have they had girls
working in Customs?

Maybe I should travel more.

Maybe I should travel more.

Is that the wrong thing to say?
I...I didn't mean to embarrass you.

Is that the wrong thing to say?
I...I didn't mean to embarrass you.

Just acting on my instinct.

Just acting on my instinct.

You're a very beautiful woman.

You're a very beautiful woman.

I'm Phil, by the way.

I'm Phil, by the way.

(CURTLY) Thank you. Move along.

(CURTLY) Thank you. Move along.

I'm sorry if I offended you.

I'm sorry if I offended you.

NARRATOR: Terry Clark loved women.

NARRATOR: Terry Clark loved women.

Women loved Terry Clark.

Women loved Terry Clark.

Maria Muhary loved Terry Clark.

Maria Muhary loved Terry Clark.

She dropped everything and crossed
the Tasman to be with him,

She dropped everything and crossed
the Tasman to be with him,

because Terry
had a special something.

because Terry
had a special something.

What was it Ava Gardner
said about Sinatra?

What was it Ava Gardner
said about Sinatra?

"There's only 10 pounds of Frank,
but 110 pounds of cock."

"There's only 10 pounds of Frank,
but 110 pounds of cock."

Naughty boy.

Naughty boy.

Fuck, Terry.

Fuck, Terry.

(GASPS)

(GASPS)

(MOANS)

(MOANS)

Where do you get your energy?

Where do you get your energy?

Seeing you again.

Seeing you again.

Clearing Customs gave you
a wee bit of a charge too.

Clearing Customs gave you
a wee bit of a charge too.

Admit it.

Admit it.

Maybe a bit.
Yeah.

Maybe a bit.
Yeah.

You been screwing anyone?

You been screwing anyone?

Don't ruin it.

Don't ruin it.

Guess what?
What?

Guess what?
What?

I've stopped taking the pill.

I've stopped taking the pill.

Give me a good, strong boy.

Give me a good, strong boy.

MACKAY: Can someone tell me why
growing pot is not a crime in NSW?

MACKAY: Can someone tell me why
growing pot is not a crime in NSW?

Every other state has a law
specifically outlawing

Every other state has a law
specifically outlawing

the growing and cultivation
of marijuana,

the growing and cultivation
of marijuana,

but not here, not in NSW.

but not here, not in NSW.

No, here, to get a conviction,

No, here, to get a conviction,

you have to nab the buggers
in the act of selling the stuff.

you have to nab the buggers
in the act of selling the stuff.

(PEOPLE GROAN)

(PEOPLE GROAN)

Now, do we really want to be known
as the pot capital of Australia?

Now, do we really want to be known
as the pot capital of Australia?

Is that what we want for our town?

Is that what we want for our town?

I say no. What do you say?

I say no. What do you say?

ALL: No!

ALL: No!

If we're serious about stamping out
illegal drugs in our community,

If we're serious about stamping out
illegal drugs in our community,

then we've gotta make the growing
of the stuff illegal, don't we?

then we've gotta make the growing
of the stuff illegal, don't we?

How come...how come certain families
around here

How come...how come certain families
around here

are driving around in jazzy new cars,
building jazzy new homes, for cash?

are driving around in jazzy new cars,
building jazzy new homes, for cash?

Get up there and stop him!

Get up there and stop him!

Gotta let a man talk, Bob.

Gotta let a man talk, Bob.

..grass castles while the rest of us
are doing it tough.

..grass castles while the rest of us
are doing it tough.

Yeah! Can you answer that,
Bob Trimbole?

Yeah! Can you answer that,
Bob Trimbole?

Excuse me, excuse me,
ladies and gentlemen.

Excuse me, excuse me,
ladies and gentlemen.

Waiting for an answer, Mr Trimbole.

Waiting for an answer, Mr Trimbole.

You don't mind, do you, Don?
Thank you very much.

You don't mind, do you, Don?
Thank you very much.

Now, ladies and gentlemen,
calm down, calm down.

Now, ladies and gentlemen,
calm down, calm down.

You know who I am -

You know who I am -

Al Grassby, Federal Commissioner
for Community Relations.

Al Grassby, Federal Commissioner
for Community Relations.

And I would like to second
Don Mackay's remarks here today.

And I would like to second
Don Mackay's remarks here today.

Now, come on, come on.

Now, come on, come on.

I'm as anti-drugs as anyone,
but I would say this -

I'm as anti-drugs as anyone,
but I would say this -

I would say...
I would say let's not tar

I would say...
I would say let's not tar

every Italian family in the district
with the same brush!

every Italian family in the district
with the same brush!

I personally do not know anybody
in Griffith growing marijuana.

I personally do not know anybody
in Griffith growing marijuana.

Come on, Al! You just have to go
down the main street...

Come on, Al! You just have to go
down the main street...

Thank you, Mr Grassby.

Thank you, Mr Grassby.

What I have here is a petition

What I have here is a petition

signed by 2,000
concerned local residents

signed by 2,000
concerned local residents

asking the State Government
to look at three proposals.

asking the State Government
to look at three proposals.

One, specify that the growing
of marijuana is illegal.

One, specify that the growing
of marijuana is illegal.

(ALL MURMUR CONSENT)

(ALL MURMUR CONSENT)

Two, station Drug Squad detectives
here in Griffith permanently.

Two, station Drug Squad detectives
here in Griffith permanently.

And three...

And three...

You ever mention my family again,
I'll fucking kill you!

You ever mention my family again,
I'll fucking kill you!

MAN: That's enough, thank you.
(CROWD GROANS)

MAN: That's enough, thank you.
(CROWD GROANS)

Oh, come on, Bob. You know what's
going on around here as well as I do.

Oh, come on, Bob. You know what's
going on around here as well as I do.

Huh? You can't hide from the truth,
Mr Trimbole.

Huh? You can't hide from the truth,
Mr Trimbole.

Open your eyes!
Everybody around here has!

Open your eyes!
Everybody around here has!

One key, Chinese White.

One key, Chinese White.

95% pure. 100 bags, 10 grams each,
1,000 bucks on the street as is.

95% pure. 100 bags, 10 grams each,
1,000 bucks on the street as is.

Cut it, multiply it, be smart.

Cut it, multiply it, be smart.

Anything up to 20 grand.

Anything up to 20 grand.

You done well.

You done well.

You ever use it yourself?

You ever use it yourself?

You think I'm dumb, Bob?

You think I'm dumb, Bob?

I control it. It doesn't control me.

I control it. It doesn't control me.

I think we said 25 points.

I think we said 25 points.

20 and you got a deal.

20 and you got a deal.

Strictly between us, yeah?

Strictly between us, yeah?

Your wog mates don't know?

Your wog mates don't know?

I won't lie to you, Terry.
I need the bread.

I won't lie to you, Terry.
I need the bread.

I'll let them know
when the time's right.

I'll let them know
when the time's right.

They're happy to stay
in the dope business.

They're happy to stay
in the dope business.

Who was that loudmouth back there?

Who was that loudmouth back there?

Oh, Mackay.

Oh, Mackay.

He's just a pest.

He's just a pest.

I'm dealing with him.

I'm dealing with him.

A guy like that could
cause trouble for us.

A guy like that could
cause trouble for us.

(FIRMLY) I said
I'm dealing with him.

(FIRMLY) I said
I'm dealing with him.

I hope so, Bob.

I hope so, Bob.

Prove to me you're not
just another Aussie wanker.

Prove to me you're not
just another Aussie wanker.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

Good girl! Good girl!

Good girl! Good girl!

Here, Chels. And you, Horrie.
Manners, please.

Here, Chels. And you, Horrie.
Manners, please.

Here, Horrie. Catch!

Here, Horrie. Catch!

(DOG YAPS)
(LAUGHS)

(DOG YAPS)
(LAUGHS)

See you, love.
Don, we made the front page.

See you, love.
Don, we made the front page.

What? Biggest in Australia?

What? Biggest in Australia?

The biggest crop of marijuana to be
found growing anywhere in Australia.

The biggest crop of marijuana to be
found growing anywhere in Australia.

Approximately $42 million worth.

Approximately $42 million worth.

All credit to you, darl.

All credit to you, darl.

Wow, Dad.

Wow, Dad.

Certain people around here
are gonna want to tan my hide.

Certain people around here
are gonna want to tan my hide.

How's anyone gonna know it was you

How's anyone gonna know it was you

who went to the police
about Coleambally?

who went to the police
about Coleambally?

Donald Bruce Mackay.

Donald Bruce Mackay.

Yeah, that's the bugger's name.

Yeah, that's the bugger's name.

(UPBEAT COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYS)

(UPBEAT COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYS)

(MUSIC DROWNS OUT DIALOGUE)

(MUSIC DROWNS OUT DIALOGUE)

G'day. Don.

G'day. Don.

Haven't I seen your picture
in the newspapers?

Haven't I seen your picture
in the newspapers?

Yeah. For my sins.

Yeah. For my sins.

Can I help you with something?

Can I help you with something?

Yeah, I was hoping you could help me
find a really comfortable bed.

Yeah, I was hoping you could help me
find a really comfortable bed.

Queen-size.

Queen-size.

Sure. I'm sure
we could find something.

Sure. I'm sure
we could find something.

(MUSIC DROWNS OUT DIALOGUE)

(MUSIC DROWNS OUT DIALOGUE)

Who really cares?

Who really cares?

As long as it's comfortable.

As long as it's comfortable.

And there's room for two.

And there's room for two.

Would you leave, please?

Would you leave, please?

Now.

Now.

(SIGHS) Bloke's a saint or a poof.

(SIGHS) Bloke's a saint or a poof.

Well, maybe you didn't
try hard enough.

Well, maybe you didn't
try hard enough.

He's not interested.

He's not interested.

Shit. It's just not my day.

Shit. It's just not my day.

Look, go back in there
and GET him interested.

Look, go back in there
and GET him interested.

Just give me my frickin' money
and take me back to the bus stop.

Just give me my frickin' money
and take me back to the bus stop.

And the fare.

And the fare.

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

TERRY: Where is he?

TERRY: Where is he?

There you go - one Aussie Bob
and jumbo fries.

There you go - one Aussie Bob
and jumbo fries.

Good on you, Minihaha.
Like another beer, Bobby?

Good on you, Minihaha.
Like another beer, Bobby?

Yeah, yeah.
And you?

Yeah, yeah.
And you?

You sure you won't, Tezza?

You sure you won't, Tezza?

Robert.

Robert.

Brian Alexander, Phil Perkins.

Brian Alexander, Phil Perkins.

Glad to greet you, Brian.

Glad to greet you, Brian.

You're the sheep-shagger.
You're the pox doctor's clerk.

You're the sheep-shagger.
You're the pox doctor's clerk.

Law clerk. John Aston's chambers.
I run the joint.

Law clerk. John Aston's chambers.
I run the joint.

You, I'm told, are just a pissy
little drug-runner.

You, I'm told, are just a pissy
little drug-runner.

Gentlemen, gentlemen,
let's keep it nice.

Gentlemen, gentlemen,
let's keep it nice.

Now, I'm gonna suggest payment
of 20,000 a year.

Now, I'm gonna suggest payment
of 20,000 a year.

How does that sound?
Fucking expensive.

How does that sound?
Fucking expensive.

But I'm worth it, Phillip.

But I'm worth it, Phillip.

Believe me, I'm a man
of many contacts.

Believe me, I'm a man
of many contacts.

Does that mean you've got
a lot of boyfriends, Brian?

Does that mean you've got
a lot of boyfriends, Brian?

Federal Narcotics Bureau, Customs,
Drug Squad, Coroner's Office.

Federal Narcotics Bureau, Customs,
Drug Squad, Coroner's Office.

We deal with them all.
See? What did I say, hey?

We deal with them all.
See? What did I say, hey?

You run into any problems
conducting your business

You run into any problems
conducting your business

and I'll know about it
as soon as you do.

and I'll know about it
as soon as you do.

Maybe even before. And I'll know
what to do about it.

Maybe even before. And I'll know
what to do about it.

20 for the first 12 months.
See how useful you are.

20 for the first 12 months.
See how useful you are.

Plus bonuses on
a case-by-case basis,

Plus bonuses on
a case-by-case basis,

determined by me and me alone.

determined by me and me alone.

Rub me off, I'll shoot you
in the head, cut your ears off,

Rub me off, I'll shoot you
in the head, cut your ears off,

post them to your mother.

post them to your mother.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

Ooh, shit! Wouldn't I love
to see her face?!

Ooh, shit! Wouldn't I love
to see her face?!

"Oh, what's in this envelope?
What's in here?"

"Oh, what's in this envelope?
What's in here?"

"Arrgh!" (LAUGHS)
(BOB LAUGHS)

"Arrgh!" (LAUGHS)
(BOB LAUGHS)

Shit!

Shit!

Shit.

Shit.

MAN: It's getting so we're scared
of driving down our own road.

MAN: It's getting so we're scared
of driving down our own road.

DONALD MACKAY: Well, there's no law
against carrying a rifle.

DONALD MACKAY: Well, there's no law
against carrying a rifle.

You do so yourself.
Not a bloody machine gun, I don't.

You do so yourself.
Not a bloody machine gun, I don't.

And they made sure we know.

And they made sure we know.

WOMAN: Yeah, to put
the wind up us, Don.

WOMAN: Yeah, to put
the wind up us, Don.

I reckon they got a tonne
of that weed on the go.

I reckon they got a tonne
of that weed on the go.

Well, any chance you can
jot down their numberplate

Well, any chance you can
jot down their numberplate

so I can take it to the police,
give them something concrete?

so I can take it to the police,
give them something concrete?

Yeah, sure.
OK.

Yeah, sure.
OK.

Look, I'll keep it for 14 days.

Look, I'll keep it for 14 days.

Give me a bell when
you've made up your mind.

Give me a bell when
you've made up your mind.

Nice to see you, Margaret.
Yeah, thanks, Don.

Nice to see you, Margaret.
Yeah, thanks, Don.

Do you always have to be
such a hero?

Do you always have to be
such a hero?

What? What's that?

What? What's that?

Bank statement. You didn't tell me
you deposited 10,000.

Bank statement. You didn't tell me
you deposited 10,000.

What?

What?

What's this?

What's this?

It's them.

It's them.

They're trying to compromise me.

They're trying to compromise me.

Get it out of the bank, Barbara.

Get it out of the bank, Barbara.

Take it out, get rid of it,
give it to charity - anything.

Take it out, get rid of it,
give it to charity - anything.

I don't care.
Just do it now, Barbara.

I don't care.
Just do it now, Barbara.

Shit.

Shit.

Shit.

Shit.

We can't.
We have to.

We can't.
We have to.

We can't knock a skip, Roberto.
We have no choice.

We can't knock a skip, Roberto.
We have no choice.

Italians are bad enough,
but not an Anglo.

Italians are bad enough,
but not an Anglo.

An Anglo like Mackay.

An Anglo like Mackay.

This guy's face is in the newspaper
every fuckin' day.

This guy's face is in the newspaper
every fuckin' day.

If we don't stop him now,
everything's up in smoke.

If we don't stop him now,
everything's up in smoke.

Cazzate. He's just one man.

Cazzate. He's just one man.

They changed the law because of him.

They changed the law because of him.

They post Drug Squad cops here.

They post Drug Squad cops here.

We might as well plant fucking beans.

We might as well plant fucking beans.

Make him an offer.
Don't worry about it.

Make him an offer.
Don't worry about it.

(LAUGHS) He doesn't want money.

(LAUGHS) He doesn't want money.

Doesn't want girls. He's a saint.

Doesn't want girls. He's a saint.

Take him out,
the whole anti-drug thing...

Take him out,
the whole anti-drug thing...

..whoosh!

..whoosh!

It has to look like an Anglo job.
Well, you know anyone?

It has to look like an Anglo job.
Well, you know anyone?

(SIGHS) I can find someone.

(SIGHS) I can find someone.

Cleanskin.

Cleanskin.

Not an amateur.
Better we use a professional.

Not an amateur.
Better we use a professional.

Cleanskin. No record. Please.

Cleanskin. No record. Please.

I'll try Melbourne.

I'll try Melbourne.

Lot of killers down there.

Lot of killers down there.

Let me get a blessing first.

Let me get a blessing first.

(MEN LAUGH, SPEAK ITALIAN)

(MEN LAUGH, SPEAK ITALIAN)

NARRATOR: The Calabrian mafia
is known as 'Ndrangheta -

NARRATOR: The Calabrian mafia
is known as 'Ndrangheta -

the 'Honoured Society'.

the 'Honoured Society'.

In Australia it amounts
to an informal coalition of families.

In Australia it amounts
to an informal coalition of families.

But they're still capable
of ordering a murder.

But they're still capable
of ordering a murder.

(MEN CHEER)

(MEN CHEER)

(HEAVY ROCK MUSIC)

(HEAVY ROCK MUSIC)

Meet the Kane brothers,
Brian and Les,

Meet the Kane brothers,
Brian and Les,

the meanest men in Melbourne.

the meanest men in Melbourne.

Members of the notorious Federated
Painters and Dockers' Union,

Members of the notorious Federated
Painters and Dockers' Union,

they ruled the criminal world
with an iron fist,

they ruled the criminal world
with an iron fist,

helping themselves to a slice
of everybody else's action.

helping themselves to a slice
of everybody else's action.

I made strawberry jam out of shit.
(LAUGHTER)

I made strawberry jam out of shit.
(LAUGHTER)

Fuck off, Flannery!

Fuck off, Flannery!

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTS)

(BELL DINGS)

(BELL DINGS)

Beautiful. Thanks, Mick. Now, listen.

Beautiful. Thanks, Mick. Now, listen.

That left of yours is coming
along nice, mate. Alright?

That left of yours is coming
along nice, mate. Alright?

Cheers, mate. Just wish I could
fucking hit something with it.

Cheers, mate. Just wish I could
fucking hit something with it.

You will, mate. You will.
Don't worry about...

You will, mate. You will.
Don't worry about...

Brian. How are they hangin'?

Brian. How are they hangin'?

NARRATOR:
They also earned a bob on the side

NARRATOR:
They also earned a bob on the side

protecting Aussie Bob's
drug distribution network

protecting Aussie Bob's
drug distribution network

south of the border.

south of the border.

I'm with ya!

I'm with ya!

Bob's got other things
to worry about.

Bob's got other things
to worry about.

Hey, Brian, um...you got a sec?

Hey, Brian, um...you got a sec?

Eh, you haven't come to register
a complaint, have you, Frankie?

Eh, you haven't come to register
a complaint, have you, Frankie?

No. Very satisfied with the standard
of protection you provide.

No. Very satisfied with the standard
of protection you provide.

We like to call it the Kane brothers'
insurance scheme.

We like to call it the Kane brothers'
insurance scheme.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

I'm looking for a shooter.

I'm looking for a shooter.

Oh, what, to off someone, yeah?

Oh, what, to off someone, yeah?

You are asking me and Les
to off a bloke?

You are asking me and Les
to off a bloke?

Or recommend someone. No Docker.

Or recommend someone. No Docker.

There's a drink in it.

There's a drink in it.

Eh. What about old Mick?

Eh. What about old Mick?

Nah.

Nah.

Mick Gatto couldn't hit the back end
of a bull with a handful of rice.

Mick Gatto couldn't hit the back end
of a bull with a handful of rice.

Gatto. Nup.

Gatto. Nup.

No Italians.

No Italians.

Frank, it's not really our bag.

Frank, it's not really our bag.

Pot of VB, thanks, love.

Pot of VB, thanks, love.

Hey, mate.

Hey, mate.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Are you looking for a shooter?

Are you looking for a shooter?

I'm available.

I'm available.

We got our own guns.
Oh, it doesn't have to be guns.

We got our own guns.
Oh, it doesn't have to be guns.

We can use knives. Anything.

We can use knives. Anything.

Bit of fuckin' four by two -
anything you want.

Bit of fuckin' four by two -
anything you want.

It's your call, mate.
You're the boss.

It's your call, mate.
You're the boss.

How much it worth?

How much it worth?

You ever offed a man before?

You ever offed a man before?

Sorry, boys. Maybe next time, uh?

Sorry, boys. Maybe next time, uh?

Fuck! Should've said dozen!

Fuck! Should've said dozen!

Two dozen, Laurie!
Fuck off, Chris!

Two dozen, Laurie!
Fuck off, Chris!

NARRATOR: One day they called
Chris Flannery 'Mr Rent-a-kill'.

NARRATOR: One day they called
Chris Flannery 'Mr Rent-a-kill'.

But not today.

But not today.

GIRL: Mum, you forgot your lunch!

GIRL: Mum, you forgot your lunch!

Oh, thank you, sweetheart.

Oh, thank you, sweetheart.

You go back inside. Quickly.

You go back inside. Quickly.

NARRATOR: Everyone has their heroes.

NARRATOR: Everyone has their heroes.

For me, as a seven-year-old,
my hero was my mum...

For me, as a seven-year-old,
my hero was my mum...

..Detective Liz Cruickshank.

..Detective Liz Cruickshank.

I don't want you anywhere
near my house, Les.

I don't want you anywhere
near my house, Les.

We clear on that?
(SNIGGERS)

We clear on that?
(SNIGGERS)

You got something for me?

You got something for me?

I do love it when you
talk dirty to me, Lizzy.

I do love it when you
talk dirty to me, Lizzy.

Morning, sir. Just had a meeting...
D-d-d-d-d...

Morning, sir. Just had a meeting...
D-d-d-d-d...

Sir, I just had
a meeting with a fizz.

Sir, I just had
a meeting with a fizz.

There's an Italian going around town
looking for a hitman.

There's an Italian going around town
looking for a hitman.

Who's the target?
He doesn't know.

Who's the target?
He doesn't know.

That's what I call
useless information.

That's what I call
useless information.

He also said that the shooter
has to be an Aussie.

He also said that the shooter
has to be an Aussie.

So, what are we talking about?
A...a non-Italian target?

So, what are we talking about?
A...a non-Italian target?

That would be my guess.

That would be my guess.

How reliable is this
informer of yours, Cruickshank?

How reliable is this
informer of yours, Cruickshank?

He did also say
that he saw Ray Chuck

He did also say
that he saw Ray Chuck

at a petrol station last week.

at a petrol station last week.

The armed robber?
He's in jail in England.

The armed robber?
He's in jail in England.

Told him that.

Told him that.

File an intelligence note
and, um...freshen the pot.

File an intelligence note
and, um...freshen the pot.

Lapsang souchong.
Yes, I know. Thank you.

Lapsang souchong.
Yes, I know. Thank you.

NARRATOR:
Detective Inspector Joe Messina

NARRATOR:
Detective Inspector Joe Messina

was Victoria's
most admired police officer.

was Victoria's
most admired police officer.

It was an honour to work for him,
Mum said.

It was an honour to work for him,
Mum said.

But that didn't mean
she had to like him.

But that didn't mean
she had to like him.

Franko! As I live and breathe.
(CHUCKLES)

Franko! As I live and breathe.
(CHUCKLES)

You don't look a day older.

You don't look a day older.

I'd give you a big kiss, George,

I'd give you a big kiss, George,

but these good Richmond folks
might get the wrong idea, uh?

but these good Richmond folks
might get the wrong idea, uh?

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

So...

So...

..how's the gun shop business, uh?

..how's the gun shop business, uh?

Having copper mates never hurts.

Having copper mates never hurts.

A beer? Or do you want a woggy wine?
Give me a beer.

A beer? Or do you want a woggy wine?
Give me a beer.

Sure.

Sure.

What can I do for you, Franko?

What can I do for you, Franko?

You heard I'm looking for someone?

You heard I'm looking for someone?

Thought you might know the right man.

Thought you might know the right man.

He calls himself Fred.
Which one?

He calls himself Fred.
Which one?

(CHUCKLES)

(CHUCKLES)

NARRATOR: James Frederick Bazley
bred poodles for fun.

NARRATOR: James Frederick Bazley
bred poodles for fun.

Shooting people for money
was strictly a job.

Shooting people for money
was strictly a job.

Know what this is about?

Know what this is about?

Who's the mark?

Who's the mark?

Furniture salesman.

Furniture salesman.

You don't need to know why.

You don't need to know why.

Job's interstate.

Job's interstate.

I'll pay all expenses -

I'll pay all expenses -

airfares, motel, hire car.

airfares, motel, hire car.

You just tell me the fee.

You just tell me the fee.

I thought you blokes
took care of your own shit -

I thought you blokes
took care of your own shit -

Eyeties, mafia,
or whatever the fuck you are.

Eyeties, mafia,
or whatever the fuck you are.

You want the job?
10,000.

You want the job?
10,000.

Six now, four on completion.

Six now, four on completion.

I work alone.

I work alone.

(PHONE RINGS)

(PHONE RINGS)

Good afternoon. Mackay's Furniture.

Good afternoon. Mackay's Furniture.

Probably dry-cleanable, actually.

Probably dry-cleanable, actually.

Oh. Well, I'll just get him for you.

Oh. Well, I'll just get him for you.

Donald?

Donald?

A Mr Adams for you.

A Mr Adams for you.

Would you excuse me
for a minute, please?

Would you excuse me
for a minute, please?

Adams? Hmm?

Adams? Hmm?

Do I know any Adams?

Do I know any Adams?

He says it's your lucky day.

He says it's your lucky day.

Mr Adams, Don Mackay speaking.

Mr Adams, Don Mackay speaking.

G'day. Guess who just
won the Golden Casket?

G'day. Guess who just
won the Golden Casket?

Wow! I'm always happy
to speak to a lottery winner.

Wow! I'm always happy
to speak to a lottery winner.

Uh...congratulations.
Thanks.

Uh...congratulations.
Thanks.

So I thought I'd splash out and buy
my daughter-in-law some furniture.

So I thought I'd splash out and buy
my daughter-in-law some furniture.

That's very generous of you.

That's very generous of you.

What sort of things
does your daughter-in-law like?

What sort of things
does your daughter-in-law like?

The most expensive. What else?

The most expensive. What else?

I tell you what,

I tell you what,

why don't you drive to Jerilderie?

why don't you drive to Jerilderie?

You can quote
on the whole bloody house.

You can quote
on the whole bloody house.

Well, that sounds like
an offer I can't refuse.

Well, that sounds like
an offer I can't refuse.

Uh...where and when, Mr Adams?

Uh...where and when, Mr Adams?

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

Be my pleasure.

Be my pleasure.

No. Thank YOU.

No. Thank YOU.

(CRANKS HANDBRAKE)

(CRANKS HANDBRAKE)

NARRATOR: As it happened,
Don couldn't make it -

NARRATOR: As it happened,
Don couldn't make it -

he had a funeral to arrange
for a family friend.

he had a funeral to arrange
for a family friend.

So he sent Bruce Pursehouse.

So he sent Bruce Pursehouse.

And Bruce took his father-in-law
along for the ride.

And Bruce took his father-in-law
along for the ride.

Don Mackay didn't know it,

Don Mackay didn't know it,

but he had bought himself
three more days of life.

but he had bought himself
three more days of life.

Putana! How hard is it
to shoot a bloke?

Putana! How hard is it
to shoot a bloke?

He said Friday night.

He said Friday night.

He said he'd do it yesterday!

He said he'd do it yesterday!

Every hour he puts it off, there are
more things that can go wrong!

Every hour he puts it off, there are
more things that can go wrong!

Mackay always goes to the pub on
a Friday night. When he comes out...

Mackay always goes to the pub on
a Friday night. When he comes out...

(SPEAKS ITALIAN)
Get an alibi for Friday night.

(SPEAKS ITALIAN)
Get an alibi for Friday night.

Can't it wait till tomorrow?

Can't it wait till tomorrow?

Told the customer
she could have it tonight.

Told the customer
she could have it tonight.

Oh.

Oh.

Well, it's cutting into
good drinking time.

Well, it's cutting into
good drinking time.

Yeah. Just...watch the legs.

Yeah. Just...watch the legs.

Oh, bugger it. I'll call the lady,
tell her we'll deliver it tomorrow.

Oh, bugger it. I'll call the lady,
tell her we'll deliver it tomorrow.

That's why I like
working for you, Don.

That's why I like
working for you, Don.

You're corruptible.
(LAUGHS)

You're corruptible.
(LAUGHS)

When it comes to beer, I am.

When it comes to beer, I am.

Me too, buddy. Me too.

Me too, buddy. Me too.

It's just I promised
the girls I'd be there.

It's just I promised
the girls I'd be there.

Barb, I told you. It's not a problem.
Just go to the meeting. It's fine.

Barb, I told you. It's not a problem.
Just go to the meeting. It's fine.

I don't want to be late.

I don't want to be late.

Well... Yeah, he'll be OK.

Well... Yeah, he'll be OK.

(DINGS BELL)

(DINGS BELL)

He will.
(MOUTHS SILENTLY)

He will.
(MOUTHS SILENTLY)

Look, I'll be home at 7:00 on the
dot, and that is a solid promise.

Look, I'll be home at 7:00 on the
dot, and that is a solid promise.

Will you give Horrie his tablet?
Yeah, leave it with me.

Will you give Horrie his tablet?
Yeah, leave it with me.

Ah, yes, the last time
you said that, you forgot.

Ah, yes, the last time
you said that, you forgot.

Barb, I'm running
for State Parliament.

Barb, I'm running
for State Parliament.

I reckon I can give a dog a pill.

I reckon I can give a dog a pill.

I was telling the blokes today,

I was telling the blokes today,

we have to flog it to
pay off the national debt.

we have to flog it to
pay off the national debt.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like...like Medibank. Yeah?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like...like Medibank. Yeah?

What about no-fault divorce?

What about no-fault divorce?

Bruce, Australia cannot afford
to have a Labor government,

Bruce, Australia cannot afford
to have a Labor government,

at any level.

at any level.

Anyway, nice to meet you, guys.

Anyway, nice to meet you, guys.

And I hope I can rely on
your vote on polling day.

And I hope I can rely on
your vote on polling day.

(MUFFLED VOICES CELEBRATE)
Hey, Malcolm!

(MUFFLED VOICES CELEBRATE)
Hey, Malcolm!

(ALL CHEER)

(ALL CHEER)

Hey, hey. Come on...

Hey, hey. Come on...

Look, mate, I can't stay. I gotta...

Look, mate, I can't stay. I gotta...

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

Come on.
Yeah, sit down here.

Come on.
Yeah, sit down here.

(CALLS OUT ANIMATEDLY)

(CALLS OUT ANIMATEDLY)

(GASPS)

(GASPS)

(PHONE RINGS)

(PHONE RINGS)

(CLEARS THROAT) Yeah?

(CLEARS THROAT) Yeah?

I got his driver's licence
and a dentist bill. Do you want 'em?

I got his driver's licence
and a dentist bill. Do you want 'em?

Burn 'em.

Burn 'em.

Where is he now?

Where is he now?

Pet food.

Pet food.

Fred put him through a meat grinder.

Fred put him through a meat grinder.

NARRATOR: Donald Bruce Mackay.

NARRATOR: Donald Bruce Mackay.

44 years old.

44 years old.

Loving husband, loving father.
Citizen.

Loving husband, loving father.
Citizen.

His body has never been found.

His body has never been found.

(WHINES)

(WHINES)

Here, love. Come here.

Here, love. Come here.

Do you know how much trouble
you've caused, you fat fuckin' dago?

Do you know how much trouble
you've caused, you fat fuckin' dago?

No call for language, Malcolm.

No call for language, Malcolm.

Fuck me! You could not have picked
a worse guy if you'd tried.

Fuck me! You could not have picked
a worse guy if you'd tried.

Don Mackay?

Don Mackay?

I don't know nothing about it.

I don't know nothing about it.

And setting me up as your alibi?

And setting me up as your alibi?

How about a nice cappuccino?

How about a nice cappuccino?

I don't want a cappu-fucking-ccino,
I want an explanation.

I don't want a cappu-fucking-ccino,
I want an explanation.

So do the boys in town.
They're not happy, mate.

So do the boys in town.
They're not happy, mate.

Now, worst comes to worst,
I arrest you and I deny everything.

Now, worst comes to worst,
I arrest you and I deny everything.

Six months time,
no-one'll even remember his name.

Six months time,
no-one'll even remember his name.

(PHONE RINGS)

(PHONE RINGS)

Yeah?

Yeah?

Hey, Franko. What news?

Hey, Franko. What news?

Paisan. You tell Ray Chuck
I'd be thrilled to meet him.

Paisan. You tell Ray Chuck
I'd be thrilled to meet him.

(POLICE TALK IN THE BACKGROUND)

(POLICE TALK IN THE BACKGROUND)

"The wife of Griffith businessman and
anti-drug campaigner, Mr Don Mackay,

"The wife of Griffith businessman and
anti-drug campaigner, Mr Don Mackay,

"believes her husband is dead.

"believes her husband is dead.

"But she said yesterday
she did not know

"But she said yesterday
she did not know

"who would have wanted to kill him.

"who would have wanted to kill him.

"Mr Mackay has been missing
since Friday night."

"Mr Mackay has been missing
since Friday night."

Could this be our man?

Could this be our man?

Mystery Italians.
Mystery Aussie hitman?

Mystery Italians.
Mystery Aussie hitman?

Stretching the logic a bit,
isn't it, sir?

Stretching the logic a bit,
isn't it, sir?

How many contract killings occur
in Australia in any one year?

How many contract killings occur
in Australia in any one year?

MAN: (ON INTERCOM) Sir, I've got
the chief of Sydney Detectives

MAN: (ON INTERCOM) Sir, I've got
the chief of Sydney Detectives

on the line,
Inspector Bill Allen.

on the line,
Inspector Bill Allen.

Joe Messina, Victoria Major Crimes.
Bill, thanks for taking my call.

Joe Messina, Victoria Major Crimes.
Bill, thanks for taking my call.

What can I do for you, Joe?

What can I do for you, Joe?

The Mackay case in Griffith -
we have information

The Mackay case in Griffith -
we have information

Italian interests were scouting
for a shooter in Melbourne.

Italian interests were scouting
for a shooter in Melbourne.

I was wondering
if there's any connection.

I was wondering
if there's any connection.

Talking hard evidence, are we?

Talking hard evidence, are we?

More rumour, to be honest.
No names, certainly.

More rumour, to be honest.
No names, certainly.

Thanks for your interest, Joe,
but we've got that well in hand.

Thanks for your interest, Joe,
but we've got that well in hand.

I've sent a hand-picked
homicide team down to Griffith.

I've sent a hand-picked
homicide team down to Griffith.

Cheerio.

Cheerio.

Cheerio.

Cheerio.

(FRUSTRATED) Ugh!

(FRUSTRATED) Ugh!

(SLAMS PHONE DOWN)

NARRATOR: Detective Sergeant
Phil De La Salle

NARRATOR: Detective Sergeant
Phil De La Salle

was absolutely thrilled when
they handed him the Mackay case.

was absolutely thrilled when
they handed him the Mackay case.

He'd never headed up
a murder inquiry before.

He'd never headed up
a murder inquiry before.

72 hours after the shots were fired,

72 hours after the shots were fired,

he drove into Griffith,
bright-eyed, bushy-tailed,

he drove into Griffith,
bright-eyed, bushy-tailed,

bursting with confidence.

bursting with confidence.

These look like drag marks.
Looks like murder, boss.

These look like drag marks.
Looks like murder, boss.

Murder requires a body, Warwick.

Murder requires a body, Warwick.

Until such time as we have a body,

Until such time as we have a body,

or the Coroner tells us otherwise,

or the Coroner tells us otherwise,

this is a disappearance.

this is a disappearance.

Don't we have to assume foul play?

Don't we have to assume foul play?

Let's not make reckless accusations.

Let's not make reckless accusations.

Whole world's watching, Warwick.

Whole world's watching, Warwick.

Phil, is it?

Phil, is it?

Malcolm Paris.

Malcolm Paris.

Mobbs.

Mobbs.

What's your reading, Malcolm?

What's your reading, Malcolm?

Oh, we reckon it's all a bit suss,
you know.

Oh, we reckon it's all a bit suss,
you know.

Something doesn't smell right.

Something doesn't smell right.

What? Because there's no body?

What? Because there's no body?

There's no body, you know.

There's no body, you know.

Take a look at the blood spray,
the strategically placed shells.

Take a look at the blood spray,
the strategically placed shells.

I'm no forensics expert but I reckon
it all looks a bit staged.

I'm no forensics expert but I reckon
it all looks a bit staged.

Like someone's trying
to convince us that Mackay's dead,

Like someone's trying
to convince us that Mackay's dead,

if you know what I mean.

if you know what I mean.

So why would he disappear?

So why would he disappear?

Did he have money worries?
Did he have marital problems?

Did he have money worries?
Did he have marital problems?

Oh, who doesn't, mate, eh? (LAUGHS)

Oh, who doesn't, mate, eh? (LAUGHS)

Was he a friend of yours, Malcolm?

Was he a friend of yours, Malcolm?

Oh, me and Don had a lot of respect
for each other, yeah.

Oh, me and Don had a lot of respect
for each other, yeah.

Don have any enemies?
Lot of people hate politicians.

Don have any enemies?
Lot of people hate politicians.

You're not wrong, Warwick.

You're not wrong, Warwick.

A few weeks ago a bloke called
Bob Trimbole threatened to kill him.

A few weeks ago a bloke called
Bob Trimbole threatened to kill him.

Gentlemen.

Gentlemen.

Ray Bennett.

Ray Bennett.

Also go by the name of Ray Chuck.

Also go by the name of Ray Chuck.

Thought you were supposed
to be in stir in Pommyland.

Thought you were supposed
to be in stir in Pommyland.

I was. Now I'm back.

I was. Now I'm back.

NARRATOR: Ray Chuck,
the armed robber's armed robber.

NARRATOR: Ray Chuck,
the armed robber's armed robber.

He'd learned his trade at
the feet of the masters,

He'd learned his trade at
the feet of the masters,

London's notorious Wembley gang.

London's notorious Wembley gang.

I got a job opp.

I got a job opp.

I need to move a large amount
of cash overseas.

I need to move a large amount
of cash overseas.

Now, Frank here says
you've got ways and means.

Now, Frank here says
you've got ways and means.

How large?

How large?

Could be huge. Millions.

Could be huge. Millions.

Where do you want to shift it to?

Where do you want to shift it to?

Philippines. Manila.

Philippines. Manila.

Oh, shouldn't be a problem.

Oh, shouldn't be a problem.

Place is awash with Aussie dollars.

Place is awash with Aussie dollars.

We could use a legit route

We could use a legit route

and use a shopfront bank
like the Bank of Cyprus.

and use a shopfront bank
like the Bank of Cyprus.

We could move it through
a solicitor's trust fund -

We could move it through
a solicitor's trust fund -

that's tried and true.

that's tried and true.

But I reckon simple is the best.

But I reckon simple is the best.

Why don't we just walk the money
in suitcases onto a cargo boat?

Why don't we just walk the money
in suitcases onto a cargo boat?

Boat docks in Manila.
Cases are walked off again.

Boat docks in Manila.
Cases are walked off again.

Ray Chuck's there to collect
and bob's your uncle.

Ray Chuck's there to collect
and bob's your uncle.

No. Fuck that.

No. Fuck that.

The wharves are controlled

The wharves are controlled

by Brian and Les fucking Kane
and their mates.

by Brian and Les fucking Kane
and their mates.

Now, I've got now intention,
none whatsoever,

Now, I've got now intention,
none whatsoever,

of cutting those greedy bastards in.

of cutting those greedy bastards in.

Huh? Understand?

Huh? Understand?

Fair enough.
But I'm talking ANL Sydney.

Fair enough.
But I'm talking ANL Sydney.

Not Melbourne.

Not Melbourne.

The boats from there do
the Philippines run regular.

The boats from there do
the Philippines run regular.

Our fee is 8% of the takings.

Our fee is 8% of the takings.

Gentlemen.

Gentlemen.

What's the job?

What's the job?

Bob. Manners.

Bob. Manners.

Where the bloody hell have you been?

Where the bloody hell have you been?

This thing in Griffith -

This thing in Griffith -

any chance the cops will trace it
back to you?

any chance the cops will trace it
back to you?

What do you think I am?
An amateur like you?

What do you think I am?
An amateur like you?

Bob! Why did you have to kill him?

Bob! Why did you have to kill him?

It's an example to any other clam
who thinks about giving us any grief.

It's an example to any other clam
who thinks about giving us any grief.

If they do look into it, Bob,
what are they going to find?

If they do look into it, Bob,
what are they going to find?

Relax, kid. Nobody knows.

Relax, kid. Nobody knows.

They're going to find me.

They're going to find me.

I said relax!

I said relax!

Here, buy yourself a lolly.

Here, buy yourself a lolly.

(HORN HONKS)

(HORN HONKS)

Girls. Hair of the dog?

Girls. Hair of the dog?

Any news on the
bush telegraph, Brian,

Any news on the
bush telegraph, Brian,

re Donald Bruce Mackay?

re Donald Bruce Mackay?

Well, I'm told the brass aren't
too keen on making an arrest.

Well, I'm told the brass aren't
too keen on making an arrest.

That's why they've sent
supercop to Griffith.

That's why they've sent
supercop to Griffith.

That is if he can find the joint.

That is if he can find the joint.

By the way, your Kiwi buddy,
Greg Ollard,

By the way, your Kiwi buddy,
Greg Ollard,

he's moonlighting.

he's moonlighting.

Mate, he wouldn't dare stiff me.

Mate, he wouldn't dare stiff me.

The narcotic agent on my payroll's
been tailing him.

The narcotic agent on my payroll's
been tailing him.

He's setting up his own supply line.

He's setting up his own supply line.

He just got off
a flight from Bangkok.

He just got off
a flight from Bangkok.

What do you think
he was doing up there, Phillip?

What do you think
he was doing up there, Phillip?

(IMITATES NEW ZEALAND ACCENT)
Ping-pong championships?

(IMITATES NEW ZEALAND ACCENT)
Ping-pong championships?

See you, ladies.

See you, ladies.

He said he was on holiday in Bali.

He said he was on holiday in Bali.

Well, he's got to be
planning to undercut us,

Well, he's got to be
planning to undercut us,

otherwise he wouldn't
have kept it a secret.

otherwise he wouldn't
have kept it a secret.

I'll handle Greg.

I'll handle Greg.

NARRATOR: Terry's old prison buddy
Greg Ollard

NARRATOR: Terry's old prison buddy
Greg Ollard

was his key heroin distributor
in Sydney.

was his key heroin distributor
in Sydney.

Everyone was making big money,
but greedy Greg wanted more.

Everyone was making big money,
but greedy Greg wanted more.

Greedy, stupid Greg.

Greedy, stupid Greg.

Only a stupid man
cheated Terry Clark.

Only a stupid man
cheated Terry Clark.

(MEN LAUGH)

(MEN LAUGH)

TERRY: Greg.

TERRY: Greg.

(CLEARS THROAT)

(CLEARS THROAT)

What's up, chief?

What's up, chief?

How long have we been mates?

How long have we been mates?

Well, I don't know.
Back in stir, '74?

Well, I don't know.
Back in stir, '74?

What have I done, Greg?

What have I done, Greg?

Why don't you love me anymore?

Why don't you love me anymore?

What do you mean?

What do you mean?

I know about Bangkok.
Setting up your own supply.

I know about Bangkok.
Setting up your own supply.

Look, Terry...

Look, Terry...

Why would you do that -
go behind my back, betray me?

Why would you do that -
go behind my back, betray me?

I just thought that...
I know what you thought.

I just thought that...
I know what you thought.

You thought you'd steal my customers.

You thought you'd steal my customers.

Undercut me. Send me broke.
That's what you thought.

Undercut me. Send me broke.
That's what you thought.

Mate. No, no, no, no.

Mate. No, no, no, no.

It was just a spur of the moment,
just...stupid piece of insanity.

It was just a spur of the moment,
just...stupid piece of insanity.

OK? I mean, where am I going
to find Chinese White? Huh?

OK? I mean, where am I going
to find Chinese White? Huh?

You're the only guy that customers
want to deal with.

You're the only guy that customers
want to deal with.

(LAUGHS)
I've got nothing to worry about?

(LAUGHS)
I've got nothing to worry about?

Hey, not a thing.

Hey, not a thing.

Not a thing.

Not a thing.

I can count on your loyalty?

I can count on your loyalty?

Cross my heart and hope to die.

Cross my heart and hope to die.

Cor! (LAUGHS)
You scared me, man.

Cor! (LAUGHS)
You scared me, man.

Make me a drink.

Make me a drink.

It was the drug people.
It had to be.

It was the drug people.
It had to be.

That's not what you said
to the press, though, Barbara.

That's not what you said
to the press, though, Barbara.

Because I'm terrified of them,
that's why.

Because I'm terrified of them,
that's why.

If they come after me,
what happens to my family?

If they come after me,
what happens to my family?

Don spoke out against them
every chance he got,

Don spoke out against them
every chance he got,

and that's the way
to make enemies around here.

and that's the way
to make enemies around here.

Is it possible he walked out on you
and he made it look like a murder?

Is it possible he walked out on you
and he made it look like a murder?

No.

No.

But is it impossible that
he was involved with another woman?

But is it impossible that
he was involved with another woman?

I knew my husband.

I knew my husband.

He was the most decent man
I've ever met.

He was the most decent man
I've ever met.

PHIL DE LA SALLE: "If you make
accusations against my family,

PHIL DE LA SALLE: "If you make
accusations against my family,

"I will effing kill you."

"I will effing kill you."

Did you say that to him?

Did you say that to him?

Something like that.
Strong words.

Something like that.
Strong words.

Did you mean it?

Did you mean it?

'Course I didn't.

'Course I didn't.

I was het up.

I was het up.

You threatened to kill a man
who's now missing,

You threatened to kill a man
who's now missing,

possibly dead.

possibly dead.

OK. Where were you
Friday night from 6:00 onwards?

OK. Where were you
Friday night from 6:00 onwards?

I was having a business dinner
with associates at La Scala -

I was having a business dinner
with associates at La Scala -

it's an Italian restaurant
here in town.

it's an Italian restaurant
here in town.

OK. Can you give me some names?

OK. Can you give me some names?

Sure.

Sure.

Malcolm Paris was there.

Malcolm Paris was there.

Country town, Warwick.
Everybody knows everybody.

Country town, Warwick.
Everybody knows everybody.

Do you grow pot, Mr Trimbole?

Do you grow pot, Mr Trimbole?

Now, you wouldn't be asking me that
if I was Mr Jones, would you?

Now, you wouldn't be asking me that
if I was Mr Jones, would you?

You're welcome to search my place.

You're welcome to search my place.

I've got nothing to hide.

I've got nothing to hide.

I've never been in trouble
with the law in me life.

I've never been in trouble
with the law in me life.

We finished? 'Cause I'm rooted.

We finished? 'Cause I'm rooted.

Pizza night at the Coronation Club,
mate. Malcolm'll give you the jib.

Pizza night at the Coronation Club,
mate. Malcolm'll give you the jib.

Got a bit worked up there, matey?
(CHUCKLES)

Got a bit worked up there, matey?
(CHUCKLES)

Talk to Mackay's bank first thing.

Talk to Mackay's bank first thing.

If we take Malcolm with us,
I doubt we'll need a warrant.

If we take Malcolm with us,
I doubt we'll need a warrant.

What do you make of him?

What do you make of him?

Malcolm?

Malcolm?

Well, he and Trimbole are a little
too close with each other for mine.

Well, he and Trimbole are a little
too close with each other for mine.

OK, so what's the population, hmm?
12,000, 15,000?

OK, so what's the population, hmm?
12,000, 15,000?

'Course they know each other.

'Course they know each other.

What's the first thing
a good copper does

What's the first thing
a good copper does

when he moves to a new town, Warwick?

when he moves to a new town, Warwick?

Shakes everybody's hand.

Shakes everybody's hand.

But this is Griffith, Phil. Bloody
heartland of the cannabis industry.

But this is Griffith, Phil. Bloody
heartland of the cannabis industry.

Coppers take money to look
the other way, you know that.

Coppers take money to look
the other way, you know that.

So what are you saying? Malcolm's
involved in Mackay's disappearance?

So what are you saying? Malcolm's
involved in Mackay's disappearance?

Or murder. Maybe.

Or murder. Maybe.

I don't know, but I know
I don't bloody trust him.

I don't know, but I know
I don't bloody trust him.

Who was it that
pointed us to Trimbole?

Who was it that
pointed us to Trimbole?

Well, since he's Trimbole's alibi,

Well, since he's Trimbole's alibi,

maybe he thought
it was worth the risk.

maybe he thought
it was worth the risk.

Listen, mate. We weren't sent here
to take on the coppers.

Listen, mate. We weren't sent here
to take on the coppers.

Got it?

Got it?

Hello, Ray.

Hello, Ray.

Long time no see.

Long time no see.

Oooh.

Oooh.

Hey, thought you might have
put your roots down, mate.

Hey, thought you might have
put your roots down, mate.

Call yourself a Pommy bastard.

Call yourself a Pommy bastard.

What brings you boys
all the way out to Keilor?

What brings you boys
all the way out to Keilor?

Jungle drums are beating, mate.

Jungle drums are beating, mate.

Ooger-booger. Ooger-booger.

Ooger-booger. Ooger-booger.

Ray Chuck's got a job on.

Ray Chuck's got a job on.

It's a good thing
you haven't lost your work ethic.

It's a good thing
you haven't lost your work ethic.

Sorry, boys. I've got nothing on.

Sorry, boys. I've got nothing on.

In fact, I'm going back
to the wharves.

In fact, I'm going back
to the wharves.

We don't need to know
what the job is.

We don't need to know
what the job is.

In fact, we don't care, mate.
We don't.

In fact, we don't care, mate.
We don't.

But what you've got to remember,
Ray, is nothing's changed.

But what you've got to remember,
Ray, is nothing's changed.

So if you want
our tick of approval...

So if you want
our tick of approval...

Ray, you want
our tick of approval, mate.

Ray, you want
our tick of approval, mate.

..we get a big drink out of it.

..we get a big drink out of it.

I didn't do hard time over there
to come home and get butt-fucked.

I didn't do hard time over there
to come home and get butt-fucked.

Yeah?

Yeah?

(INHALES DEEPLY)

(INHALES DEEPLY)

OK, Ray.

OK, Ray.

NARRATOR: Pit bulls,
born and bred to fight,

NARRATOR: Pit bulls,
born and bred to fight,

to sink their teeth in
and hang on like grim death

to sink their teeth in
and hang on like grim death

until the last
drop of blood was spilt.

until the last
drop of blood was spilt.

And pretty soon
the blood would start flowing.

And pretty soon
the blood would start flowing.

NARRATOR: Chris Flannery and
Laurie Prendergast - identical twins.

NARRATOR: Chris Flannery and
Laurie Prendergast - identical twins.

Except they weren't blood-related.

Except they weren't blood-related.

Anyway, they loved each other
like brothers,

Anyway, they loved each other
like brothers,

which means they fought
like cat and dog

which means they fought
like cat and dog

and never missed a chance
to hang shit on each other.

and never missed a chance
to hang shit on each other.

Listen, getting a few heads together
for a job coming up

Listen, getting a few heads together
for a job coming up

and I put your name forward
and he's interested.

and I put your name forward
and he's interested.

Who?
Ray Chuck.

Who?
Ray Chuck.

Ray Chuck?
Yeah.

Ray Chuck?
Yeah.

You pulling my leg?
Nuh. Deadly serious, mate. See ya.

You pulling my leg?
Nuh. Deadly serious, mate. See ya.

(CHUCKLES)

(CHUCKLES)

Vinnie Mikkelsen, wasn't it?

Vinnie Mikkelsen, wasn't it?

What did he want?
Nothin'.

What did he want?
Nothin'.

He's got a job on, hasn't he?
Ray Chuck.

He's got a job on, hasn't he?
Ray Chuck.

Talk to me, Laurie,
you devious little fucker!

Talk to me, Laurie,
you devious little fucker!

MAN: 27.

MAN: 27.

28.

28.

(MEN GROAN)
29.

(MEN GROAN)
29.

Come on, ladies.

Come on, ladies.

Now, down, 10 push-ups. 1, 2, 3, 4.

Now, down, 10 push-ups. 1, 2, 3, 4.

Come on. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10!

Come on. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10!

Take a break, ladies.

Take a break, ladies.

Well done.

Well done.

Fuck.

Fuck.

Hey! Hey!

Hey! Hey!

No smoking.

No smoking.

We need fitness if we're gonna
get this job done.

We need fitness if we're gonna
get this job done.

OK?

OK?

Give us a hint, Ray. A bank,
payroll, armoured car, what?

Give us a hint, Ray. A bank,
payroll, armoured car, what?

You'll know when you need to know.

You'll know when you need to know.

Hey, fellas. Ray.
Flannery, what are you doing here?

Hey, fellas. Ray.
Flannery, what are you doing here?

Thought I could lend a hand.

Thought I could lend a hand.

Wheelman, second gun, whatever -
I'll do anything, mate.

Wheelman, second gun, whatever -
I'll do anything, mate.

Look, I don't know
what you're talking about.

Look, I don't know
what you're talking about.

We're just getting ourselves fit.

We're just getting ourselves fit.

Yeah?

Yeah?

Yeah? I'm already fit, mate.

Yeah? I'm already fit, mate.

Everyone says you're a psycho.

Everyone says you're a psycho.

(SCOFFS) I'll let Mother know
when I go home, then, will I?

(SCOFFS) I'll let Mother know
when I go home, then, will I?

(CHUCKLES)

(CHUCKLES)

Come on, Ray.

Come on, Ray.

Can't have too many psychos
on your team, now, can you?

Can't have too many psychos
on your team, now, can you?

Alright, come on.

Alright, come on.

Hey, mate, Chris Flannery.
How are ya? Vinnie.

Hey, mate, Chris Flannery.
How are ya? Vinnie.

Chris Flannery, how you doing?
G'day, mate.

Chris Flannery, how you doing?
G'day, mate.

How are ya? Chris Flannery.

How are ya? Chris Flannery.

Now - job day, so three of you
fat bastards won't make it.

Now - job day, so three of you
fat bastards won't make it.

Which three?

Which three?

Who's up to it, who's not?

Who's up to it, who's not?

Four.

Four.

Don was supposed to go Jerilderie

Don was supposed to go Jerilderie

to see a Mr Adams
about furnishing a house,

to see a Mr Adams
about furnishing a house,

except a family friend
died suddenly

except a family friend
died suddenly

and he had to help with the funeral.

and he had to help with the funeral.

I took my father-in-law
along for the drive.

I took my father-in-law
along for the drive.

We went in Don's Fairlane.

We went in Don's Fairlane.

Very comfortable touring car,
the Fairlane.

Very comfortable touring car,
the Fairlane.

Anyway, we did see a bloke in
a white Ford sedan parked nearby.

Anyway, we did see a bloke in
a white Ford sedan parked nearby.

I reckon there never was a Mr Adams.

I reckon there never was a Mr Adams.

I think it was the murderer, that's
who the bloke in the white Ford was.

I think it was the murderer, that's
who the bloke in the white Ford was.

But we don't know it's a murder.

But we don't know it's a murder.

It was a murder, believe me.
I know Don Mackay. You don't.

It was a murder, believe me.
I know Don Mackay. You don't.

OK. Are you sure it was a Ford?

OK. Are you sure it was a Ford?

Yeah, it had the 4.1 badges
on the front mudguard.

Yeah, it had the 4.1 badges
on the front mudguard.

Registration number?
Mmm. Sorry.

Registration number?
Mmm. Sorry.

But I'd recognise the bloke,
the driver.

But I'd recognise the bloke,
the driver.

Description?

Description?

I reckon the bloke was mid-40s,
he was wearing a suit.

I reckon the bloke was mid-40s,
he was wearing a suit.

A suit?
Yeah, a suit.

A suit?
Yeah, a suit.

He was clean-shaven, around 5'7",
dark hair, that's it.

He was clean-shaven, around 5'7",
dark hair, that's it.

Ever heard of a hitman walking into
a country town

Ever heard of a hitman walking into
a country town

wearing a bag of fruit?

wearing a bag of fruit?

I think we should shoot over there,

I think we should shoot over there,

see if we can
find ourselves a witness.

see if we can
find ourselves a witness.

Jerilderie's a three-hour drive,
mate. You'd have to overnight it.

Jerilderie's a three-hour drive,
mate. You'd have to overnight it.

I'm game. Boss?

I'm game. Boss?

Any time you like.

Any time you like.

I'll go along, Phil. Keep the lad
on the straight and narrow.

I'll go along, Phil. Keep the lad
on the straight and narrow.

Why not? That's the way
to investigate a homicide.

Why not? That's the way
to investigate a homicide.

Ruling out suspects, Warwick.

Ruling out suspects, Warwick.

Skip, a Mr Forrester
on the phone for you.

Skip, a Mr Forrester
on the phone for you.

He's got some information
on Friday night.

He's got some information
on Friday night.

I'm driving into town
this way, right?

I'm driving into town
this way, right?

Yep.

Yep.

And as I approach the bend,
I notice a car coming the other way.

And as I approach the bend,
I notice a car coming the other way.

White Ford Fairmont.

White Ford Fairmont.

What, coming from Griffith?
Yeah.

What, coming from Griffith?
Yeah.

And just as I get to it, this other
car comes screaming up behind it,

And just as I get to it, this other
car comes screaming up behind it,

pulls out right in front of me
and overtakes.

pulls out right in front of me
and overtakes.

Did you get the make and the model?
EJ Holden, green with a white roof.

Did you get the make and the model?
EJ Holden, green with a white roof.

Constable, I want you to
place an alert

Constable, I want you to
place an alert

on a green EJ Holden
with a white roof.

on a green EJ Holden
with a white roof.

OK, car leaving Griffith
on Hillstone Road at high speed

OK, car leaving Griffith
on Hillstone Road at high speed

between 6:30 and 7:00 Friday night.

between 6:30 and 7:00 Friday night.

No worries, skipper.

No worries, skipper.

And I want you to place an advert in
every local paper within 100 miles.

And I want you to place an advert in
every local paper within 100 miles.

Appealing for information.
You write it, I'll place it.

Appealing for information.
You write it, I'll place it.

Detective Inspector Messina,
Victoria Police. Bill Allen, please.

Detective Inspector Messina,
Victoria Police. Bill Allen, please.

He's expecting you, is he, sir?
No, but he'll get over the shock.

He's expecting you, is he, sir?
No, but he'll get over the shock.

BILL ALLEN: Assuming this mystery
Italian is connected to Mackay,

BILL ALLEN: Assuming this mystery
Italian is connected to Mackay,

how is that
a Victoria Police matter?

how is that
a Victoria Police matter?

The conspiracy to murder
may have occurred in Victoria.

The conspiracy to murder
may have occurred in Victoria.

At this stage,
we are just talking disappearance,

At this stage,
we are just talking disappearance,

perhaps engineered
by Mackay himself.

perhaps engineered
by Mackay himself.

No-one's talking murder.

No-one's talking murder.

Crooks knocking off crooks
is one thing.

Crooks knocking off crooks
is one thing.

Killing politicians,
we can't allow that, can we, Bill?

Killing politicians,
we can't allow that, can we, Bill?

Police across the country
have to draw a line in the sand.

Police across the country
have to draw a line in the sand.

I'm late for a meeting.

I'm late for a meeting.

We've canvassed dozens of people
who live and work

We've canvassed dozens of people
who live and work

around the Jerilderie Post Office
and Motel

around the Jerilderie Post Office
and Motel

and we couldn't find a soul who
remembers seeing the killer's Ford.

and we couldn't find a soul who
remembers seeing the killer's Ford.

Now we're convinced
he's the killer, are we?

Now we're convinced
he's the killer, are we?

I'm talking about Bruce Pursehouse.

I'm talking about Bruce Pursehouse.

Dozens?
Jerilderie's a red bloody herring.

Dozens?
Jerilderie's a red bloody herring.

We barely interviewed anyone.
He had it all worked out.

We barely interviewed anyone.
He had it all worked out.

He does not wanna find
the guy in the white Ford.

He does not wanna find
the guy in the white Ford.

(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)

(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)

(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)

(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)

NARRATOR: Terry Clark
was making money hand over fist.

NARRATOR: Terry Clark
was making money hand over fist.

He bought himself a posh Sydney
waterfront property for $150,000

He bought himself a posh Sydney
waterfront property for $150,000

paid in cash.

paid in cash.

But it was small beer.

But it was small beer.

He wanted the world,

He wanted the world,

which meant taking on more couriers,

which meant taking on more couriers,

reckless fools like Harry Lewis,
known as Pommy.

reckless fools like Harry Lewis,
known as Pommy.

(HARRY SINGS TUNELESSLY)

(HARRY SINGS TUNELESSLY)

Harry, let's step outside.

Harry, let's step outside.

WOMAN: Little boy's willy, Bob?
A lovely spread, Maria.

WOMAN: Little boy's willy, Bob?
A lovely spread, Maria.

Grouse place, Terry.

Grouse place, Terry.

And very classy, Tel.

And very classy, Tel.

What, you buy it for cash?

What, you buy it for cash?

You ready for tomorrow?
Absolutely, mate.

You ready for tomorrow?
Absolutely, mate.

They're alright to go, Tel.

They're alright to go, Tel.

Yeah. We know what to do.
Buy yourself another one next week.

Yeah. We know what to do.
Buy yourself another one next week.

Don't ever do a run
when you're drunk

Don't ever do a run
when you're drunk

or stoned or hung-over.

or stoned or hung-over.

Now, go home and get some sleep.

Now, go home and get some sleep.

OK.

OK.

How are things in Singapore?

How are things in Singapore?

They're good.

They're good.

Is Liney behaving himself?

Is Liney behaving himself?

Sure.

Sure.

Keep an eye on him for me.
OK.

Keep an eye on him for me.
OK.

(GLASS SMASHES)

(GLASS SMASHES)

Can you go look after my shit?

Can you go look after my shit?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Surprised to see your pal Greg here.

Surprised to see your pal Greg here.

He's undercutting us,

He's undercutting us,

using our bloody network
to sell his bloody gear.

using our bloody network
to sell his bloody gear.

Me, I'd set an example.

Me, I'd set an example.

Prove to me you're not
just another Kiwi wanker.

Prove to me you're not
just another Kiwi wanker.

How you doing?
Fine.

How you doing?
Fine.

(SCOFFS) What's with you?

(SCOFFS) What's with you?

Greg.
Greg?

Greg.
Greg?

You know what he calls you -
a poser.

You know what he calls you -
a poser.

How can you be mates with him?

How can you be mates with him?

TERRY: It's obvious you're not happy.

TERRY: It's obvious you're not happy.

GREG: Mate, I'm as happy
as a pig in shit.

GREG: Mate, I'm as happy
as a pig in shit.

No, let's be honest.
It's not working.

No, let's be honest.
It's not working.

You're better off trying to
run your own outfit, Greg.

You're better off trying to
run your own outfit, Greg.

I'd rather a 2IC that was 100% happy,

I'd rather a 2IC that was 100% happy,

not just 90%.

not just 90%.

You know?

You know?

This is what I'm thinking -

This is what I'm thinking -

pay you what I owe you,
plus a few extras,

pay you what I owe you,
plus a few extras,

we'll shake hands, part as friends.

we'll shake hands, part as friends.

What do you say?

What do you say?

What extras?
How's a brand-new car sound?

What extras?
How's a brand-new car sound?

Plus a bag of your favourite scag
as a bonus.

Plus a bag of your favourite scag
as a bonus.

I could live with that.

I could live with that.

Lennie McPherson?

Lennie McPherson?

I am he.

I am he.

Phil Scott. I rang you.

Phil Scott. I rang you.

A lot of people ring me.

A lot of people ring me.

About buying a gun.

About buying a gun.

Now, what do you want
a gun for, Scottie?

Now, what do you want
a gun for, Scottie?

There's this bloke...

There's this bloke...

Don't go around telling everybody,
you nitwit.

Don't go around telling everybody,
you nitwit.

Just give me the cash.

Just give me the cash.

Oi!

Oi!

Let's hit the park,
sweetheart. Happy?

Let's hit the park,
sweetheart. Happy?

Lenny...show me how to use it.

Lenny...show me how to use it.

Point and shoot, Scottie.
Point and shoot.

Point and shoot, Scottie.
Point and shoot.

Terence John Clark, feel the weight
of the cold steel in his hand,

Terence John Clark, feel the weight
of the cold steel in his hand,

knowing that it would soon grow hot.

knowing that it would soon grow hot.

Today, a man must die.

Today, a man must die.

NARRATOR: Whenever Terry Clark
brought merchandise into the country,

NARRATOR: Whenever Terry Clark
brought merchandise into the country,

he did what lots of other
businessmen do - he warehoused it.

he did what lots of other
businessmen do - he warehoused it.

Except Terry's warehouse
was Ku-ring-gai Chase,

Except Terry's warehouse
was Ku-ring-gai Chase,

an entire national park
north of Sydney.

an entire national park
north of Sydney.

See, the problem with the 280Z,
it's heavier than the 260

See, the problem with the 280Z,
it's heavier than the 260

and much, much heavier
than the 240Z.

and much, much heavier
than the 240Z.

That's why I want to get the 240 -
better power-to-weight ratio.

That's why I want to get the 240 -
better power-to-weight ratio.

Japanese crap.
What?

Japanese crap.
What?

Datsuns. Be a man - get a Jag.

Datsuns. Be a man - get a Jag.

This is it.
Yeah?

This is it.
Yeah?

Dig right here.

Dig right here.

There?

There?

How deep is it, mate?

How deep is it, mate?

Come on, Greg.
Yeah, I'm getting there.

Come on, Greg.
Yeah, I'm getting there.

Help yourself to as many
as you think you deserve.

Help yourself to as many
as you think you deserve.

You're the best, Tel.

You're the best, Tel.

I mean that.

I mean that.

You really are a greedy bastard,
aren't you?

You really are a greedy bastard,
aren't you?

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTS)

You don't like it?

You don't like it?

No, it's lovely.

No, it's lovely.

Did I overcook it?

Did I overcook it?

No. Thanks.

No. Thanks.

What exactly were you doing today?

What exactly were you doing today?

I was helping Greg
pack up his things.

I was helping Greg
pack up his things.

He's gonna hitchhike to London
or some hippie bullshit.

He's gonna hitchhike to London
or some hippie bullshit.

Good riddance.

Good riddance.

(BANG!)

(BANG!)

Can't we afford wine in bottles?

Can't we afford wine in bottles?

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

Cold beer? Or is that not allowed?

Cold beer? Or is that not allowed?

Not allowed and not required,
Mr Trimbole.

Not allowed and not required,
Mr Trimbole.

You a collector?

You a collector?

Oh, me and a mate supply pinball
machines all through the Riverina.

Oh, me and a mate supply pinball
machines all through the Riverina.

It's a good lurk.

It's a good lurk.

Did you organise,
facilitate or participate

Did you organise,
facilitate or participate

in the murder of Donald Bruce Mackay?

in the murder of Donald Bruce Mackay?

On my mother's eyes, I did not.

On my mother's eyes, I did not.

Well, your alibi for Friday night's
a bit too good to be true, isn't it?

Well, your alibi for Friday night's
a bit too good to be true, isn't it?

What do you mean?

What do you mean?

Well, you even organised
for a local copper to be there.

Well, you even organised
for a local copper to be there.

I often entertain businesspeople
from the district.

I often entertain businesspeople
from the district.

Right.

Right.

Malcolm Paris is not a businessman.

Malcolm Paris is not a businessman.

Well, I like to
maintain good relationships

Well, I like to
maintain good relationships

with the local constabulary.

with the local constabulary.

I'd be mad if I didn't.

I'd be mad if I didn't.

Do you mind if I imbibe?

Do you mind if I imbibe?

Sure.

Sure.

Sandwich wouldn't be
breaking the rules, surely.

Sandwich wouldn't be
breaking the rules, surely.

Help yourself.

Help yourself.

I will learn the truth.

I will learn the truth.

Know that, Mr Trimbole.

Know that, Mr Trimbole.

Enjoy your lunch.

Enjoy your lunch.

When's that?

When's that?

Um, yeah, that would be fine.

Um, yeah, that would be fine.

OK. Hey, listen,
can I give you a call back?

OK. Hey, listen,
can I give you a call back?

Alright, see ya.

Alright, see ya.

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

Hey, um...

Hey, um...

Do you take money, Malcolm?

Do you take money, Malcolm?

Like, if I got a warrant
to access your bank accounts,

Like, if I got a warrant
to access your bank accounts,

what would I find?

what would I find?

Come on, mate.

Come on, mate.

It's no accident

It's no accident

the cannabis industry around here's
out of control.

the cannabis industry around here's
out of control.

You've been looking the other way
for a long time now.

You've been looking the other way
for a long time now.

It's not just you. I know that.

It's not just you. I know that.

Even this bloody building's
got a smell about it, hasn't it?

Even this bloody building's
got a smell about it, hasn't it?

Dry rot.

Dry rot.

And garlic.

And garlic.

Listen, mate, if you
tell me the whole story,

Listen, mate, if you
tell me the whole story,

I will move heaven and earth
to protect you.

I will move heaven and earth
to protect you.

If you're thinking of turning this
into some kind of witch-hunt,

If you're thinking of turning this
into some kind of witch-hunt,

I wouldn't recommend it, Phil.

I wouldn't recommend it, Phil.

The boys up in Sydney
would not be happy.

The boys up in Sydney
would not be happy.

(CHOMPS ON ICE-CREAM CONE)

(CHOMPS ON ICE-CREAM CONE)

I wanna thank you gentlemen for
putting your hands up for this job.

I wanna thank you gentlemen for
putting your hands up for this job.

As you know, we only need six men.

As you know, we only need six men.

As a show of my appreciation
for your efforts,

As a show of my appreciation
for your efforts,

the unlucky ones get
a 10-grand sweetener when it's done.

the unlucky ones get
a 10-grand sweetener when it's done.

OK?

OK?

Spud, champ, you're not required.

Spud, champ, you're not required.

Stanley, sorry, mate.

Stanley, sorry, mate.

Chris, same goes for you.

Chris, same goes for you.

I'll see you round, boys.

I'll see you round, boys.

Now, listen, if you want that
10 grand, keep your mouth shut.

Now, listen, if you want that
10 grand, keep your mouth shut.

Oi.

Oi.

You out of your fuckin' head, Chuck?

You out of your fuckin' head, Chuck?

I'm the fittest of the bunch.

I'm the fittest of the bunch.

You said it yourself, Chris.

You said it yourself, Chris.

You're a psycho.

You're a psycho.

I can't afford a psycho.

I can't afford a psycho.

MAN: Hey!
MAN 2: Hey, come on.

MAN: Hey!
MAN 2: Hey, come on.

MAN 2: Come on,
you can screw him, Ray.

MAN 2: Come on,
you can screw him, Ray.

MAN 1: Come on, Ray.
MAN 3: Fucking girls.

MAN 1: Come on, Ray.
MAN 3: Fucking girls.

(MEN HOLLER)

(MEN HOLLER)

You filthy fuckin' ape!

You filthy fuckin' ape!

Yeah, get fucked, you prick.

Yeah, get fucked, you prick.

BOB: (LAUGHS) Shit, Ray,

BOB: (LAUGHS) Shit, Ray,

you didn't tell me
there was gonna be a floor show.

you didn't tell me
there was gonna be a floor show.

Wanna see a floor show? Be at
the Victorian Club on Tuesday.

Wanna see a floor show? Be at
the Victorian Club on Tuesday.

(SPEAKS ITALIAN) That's huge.

(SPEAKS ITALIAN) That's huge.

Plum just waiting to be picked.

Plum just waiting to be picked.

After every major race meeting,

After every major race meeting,

the bookies get together for drinks
to settle up with the major punters

the bookies get together for drinks
to settle up with the major punters

here in the Victorian Club
settling room.

here in the Victorian Club
settling room.

Just before noon,
the Armaguard van arrives

Just before noon,
the Armaguard van arrives

with a stack of steel crates
full of bookies' cash bags.

with a stack of steel crates
full of bookies' cash bags.

Now, those cash bags are
taken upstairs under guard

Now, those cash bags are
taken upstairs under guard

to this security room here.

to this security room here.

It takes approximately 60 seconds

It takes approximately 60 seconds

for the guards to get from the lifts
to the door of the security room.

for the guards to get from the lifts
to the door of the security room.

Now, that's when we hit.

Now, that's when we hit.

MAN: Go!
(MEN HOLLER)

MAN: Go!
(MEN HOLLER)

Down! On the ground!
Everybody, get down!

Down! On the ground!
Everybody, get down!

(WOMAN SCREAMS)
(MEN CALL OUT)

(WOMAN SCREAMS)
(MEN CALL OUT)

Shut up!

Shut up!

Shut the fuck up! Get on the ground!

Shut the fuck up! Get on the ground!

(MAN YELLS)

(MAN YELLS)

Quick!

Quick!

MAN 2: Lie down on the ground!

MAN 2: Lie down on the ground!

Down!

Down!

(WOMAN SCREAMS)

(WOMAN SCREAMS)

Shut up! Stay down!

Shut up! Stay down!

How much cash are we
talking about, you reckon?

How much cash are we
talking about, you reckon?

Could be up to a couple of million.

Could be up to a couple of million.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

(WOMAN SCREAMS)

(WOMAN SCREAMS)

Oi! Fuckin' hit the deck!

Oi! Fuckin' hit the deck!

Well?

Well?

Estimates start at 1.5, sir.

Estimates start at 1.5, sir.

Where do they stop?

Where do they stop?

Oh, it could go as high as 12.

Oh, it could go as high as 12.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

$12 million.
All over in 11 minutes.

$12 million.
All over in 11 minutes.

Not a shot fired.

Not a shot fired.

Huh! Talk about military precision.

Huh! Talk about military precision.

Who do we know that's smart enough
to pull off a job like this?

Who do we know that's smart enough
to pull off a job like this?

Who was it? Who was it?

Who was it? Who was it?

Ray Chuck.

Ray Chuck.

'Course it wasn't Ray Chuck.

'Course it wasn't Ray Chuck.

He wouldn't fucking dare.
Read it.

He wouldn't fucking dare.
Read it.

It was Chuck. I know for a fact.

It was Chuck. I know for a fact.

Fuckin' what?

Fuckin' what?

Ray Chuck.

Ray Chuck.

Fuck you! Fuckin' Chuck!

Fuck you! Fuckin' Chuck!

He's a fuckin' dead man.

He's a fuckin' dead man.

Fuckin' dead man walkin'.

Fuckin' dead man walkin'.

Morning.

Morning.

Seen the papers?

Seen the papers?

(READS) "Police investigating

(READS) "Police investigating

"the disappearance of
Griffith businessman..."

"the disappearance of
Griffith businessman..."

(READS) "..Donald Bruce Mackay

(READS) "..Donald Bruce Mackay

"are enquiring into a suggestion
that he received a hoax..."

"are enquiring into a suggestion
that he received a hoax..."

"..telephone call to
meet a customer..."

"..telephone call to
meet a customer..."

"..at Jerilderie..."
"..at 10:30pm..."

"..at Jerilderie..."
"..at 10:30pm..."

"..at 10:30pm..." (LAUGHS)

"..at 10:30pm..." (LAUGHS)

"..on Tuesday, the 12th of July."

"..on Tuesday, the 12th of July."

"..on Tuesday, the 12th of July."

"..on Tuesday, the 12th of July."

How did they mix up AM and PM?

How did they mix up AM and PM?

Yeah, look, I don't think
anyone will be put off

Yeah, look, I don't think
anyone will be put off

with a simple typo, Warwick.

with a simple typo, Warwick.

I don't think you've got too much
to worry about. Do you?

I don't think you've got too much
to worry about. Do you?

When there's good news,
I always like to share it around.

When there's good news,
I always like to share it around.

(BOTH LAUGH)

(BOTH LAUGH)

G'day, Mal. What news from the bush?

G'day, Mal. What news from the bush?

Relax, Baz. Everything's sweet.

Relax, Baz. Everything's sweet.

Bonus for you and the boys.

Bonus for you and the boys.

('BAD HABITS' BY BILLY FIELD PLAYS)

('BAD HABITS' BY BILLY FIELD PLAYS)

G'day, Matty.
Hey, Barry, how's it going?

G'day, Matty.
Hey, Barry, how's it going?

Gary, cheese and tomato.

Gary, cheese and tomato.

Jim. Jimmy, ham and salad.
Good one, Baz.

Jim. Jimmy, ham and salad.
Good one, Baz.

Dennis in?

Dennis in?

Excuse me, Dennis. Lunchtime.

Excuse me, Dennis. Lunchtime.

Yeah, why not?

Yeah, why not?

He's new to the team. Barry, Trevor.

He's new to the team. Barry, Trevor.

G'day, Trevor. Have a sandwich.
Ta.

G'day, Trevor. Have a sandwich.
Ta.

Bill in?
I'll talk to you later.

Bill in?
I'll talk to you later.

Welcome aboard, mate.

Welcome aboard, mate.

(KNOCK ON DOOR)
MAN: Come in.

(KNOCK ON DOOR)
MAN: Come in.

Sandwich, Bill?

Sandwich, Bill?

With all the trimmings?

With all the trimmings?

Please.

Please.

NARRATOR: No-one will ever know how
much the great bookie robbery netted.

NARRATOR: No-one will ever know how
much the great bookie robbery netted.

But it was enough
to grease a whole lot of palms.

But it was enough
to grease a whole lot of palms.

(READS) "Mrs Barbara Mackay
said her husband had no enemies.

(READS) "Mrs Barbara Mackay
said her husband had no enemies.

"She said he had a lot of friends.

"She said he had a lot of friends.

"The things he did
were things to help people."

"The things he did
were things to help people."

You're going straight to hell, Bob.

You're going straight to hell, Bob.

Oh.

Oh.

I wonder if they do
room service in this dump.

I wonder if they do
room service in this dump.

Listen to this.

Listen to this.

(READS) "The only persons
who had reasons to fear him

(READS) "The only persons
who had reasons to fear him

"were those who were
threatened by his efforts

"were those who were
threatened by his efforts

"to do something about
the growing of marijuana."

"to do something about
the growing of marijuana."

Get rid of one pest,
another pest sticks their head up.

Get rid of one pest,
another pest sticks their head up.

(KNOCK AT DOOR)

(KNOCK AT DOOR)

You right?

You right?

G'day, Titch. Come in.

G'day, Titch. Come in.

Bob Jones.

Bob Jones.

So I can trust these babies
to your keeping?

So I can trust these babies
to your keeping?

Sweet.

Sweet.

Big drink in it for you and your
mates if they get to Manila safely.

Big drink in it for you and your
mates if they get to Manila safely.

Ray Chuck will be there
to meet you, OK?

Ray Chuck will be there
to meet you, OK?

Horrie?

Horrie?

NARRATOR: Both dogs died in agony.

NARRATOR: Both dogs died in agony.

Someone had fed them poison baits.

Someone had fed them poison baits.

You bloody bastards!

You bloody bastards!

It was them, the Coleambally people.

It was them, the Coleambally people.

The same ones who killed Don.

The same ones who killed Don.

Punishing me for
talking to the press.

Punishing me for
talking to the press.

All the Coleambally men had alibis
the night that he was...killed.

All the Coleambally men had alibis
the night that he was...killed.

We checked every
last one of them, Barb.

We checked every
last one of them, Barb.

You're never gonna
solve this, are you?

You're never gonna
solve this, are you?

I'll get you a cup of tea.

I'll get you a cup of tea.

I won't stop till I get them.

I won't stop till I get them.

I don't care how long it takes.

I don't care how long it takes.

(CRIES)

(CRIES)

NARRATOR: Even if Phil De La Salle
had been competent,

NARRATOR: Even if Phil De La Salle
had been competent,

it wouldn't have mattered.

it wouldn't have mattered.

The police investigation
was doomed from the start.

The police investigation
was doomed from the start.

After all, this was NSW.

After all, this was NSW.

You were right.
Fix was in all along.

You were right.
Fix was in all along.

Used to think being hand-picked
was a good thing.

Used to think being hand-picked
was a good thing.

We're not gonna do
this forever, are we?

We're not gonna do
this forever, are we?

What?

What?

The business.

The business.

You're not going to jail?

You're not going to jail?

I'm never going back to jail.

I'm never going back to jail.

Good.

Good.

'Cause I missed my period.

'Cause I missed my period.

I never miss my period.

I never miss my period.

You're gonna be a good dad, Terry.

You're gonna be a good dad, Terry.

BOB: French plonk again.

BOB: French plonk again.

What's wrong with the local drop?

What's wrong with the local drop?

We're toasting fatherhood.

We're toasting fatherhood.

How much did you make
from the bookie robbery?

How much did you make
from the bookie robbery?

Why?

Why?

I don't like you branching out.

I don't like you branching out.

I want you to concentrate
on our business.

I want you to concentrate
on our business.

You're not my boss, son.

You're not my boss, son.

You're my partner.

You're my partner.

Junior partner.

Junior partner.

The junior partner...is you.

The junior partner...is you.

I got a prezzie for you too.

I got a prezzie for you too.

Filipino porn.

Filipino porn.

We send them cash,
they send back porno.

We send them cash,
they send back porno.

There's something in there
for everyone.

There's something in there
for everyone.

Even a sheep-shagging wanker
like you. (LAUGHS)

Even a sheep-shagging wanker
like you. (LAUGHS)

Bob, I'll have you know
I'm a family man.

Bob, I'll have you know
I'm a family man.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

NARRATOR: The age of Aquarius
was dead.

NARRATOR: The age of Aquarius
was dead.

The age of hard drugs was dawning.

The age of hard drugs was dawning.

Aussie Bob and Kiwi Terry
were on their way.

Aussie Bob and Kiwi Terry
were on their way.

Each had killed
to protect his business.

Each had killed
to protect his business.

Both would kill again.

Both would kill again.

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