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    Gangland Robbers

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      Zandt, Clinton R, ‘Suicide by Cop’, National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Quantico.

      Index

      Abbott, Brenden xi, 115

      Abbotts Hotel, Murchison 21

      Abdallah, Gary 189

      Abell, Phillip 203–4

      Aboriginal trackers 6, 8, 13, 37, 41, 78

      Adams, James (‘Snowy Lancaster’) 61, 62

      Ah Chong 49

      Ah Gayong 211

      Ah Hook 34

      Ah Ket 211

      Ainley, Cyril 150

      Alameda, SS 30–1

      Alcock (aka Carrey), Edward 17, 18

      Alexander, Brian 118

      Alexander, Donny 214

      Alford, Tubby 205

      Allen, Dennis 189

      Allen, Kenneth 85, 87

      Allen, Richard 11

      amateurs 199

      Ambrose, Jerry 134, 135

      Ambrose, Maureen 167

      American Express heist 164

      Anderson, James 5

      Anderson, May 211

      Anderson, William 25, 26

      Andrews, Milton Franklin 31–2

      Andrews, Norman 94, 95, 96

      ANZ Bank, robbery of Murrumbeena branch 105

      Apex gang 196

      Applebee, Desmond John 160–1

      Archibald, Alexander 6

      Armaguard robbery 140–1

      Armed Crimes Squad 204

      Armed Hold-Up Squad 184

      armed robbers, contemporary types 198–9

      Armed Robbery Squad 187

      armoured cars

      introduced as deterrent to robbery 146–7

      robberies of 109, 131, 132, 147, 151–2, 199

      Arnott’s, poisoned biscuits 167

      Ashley-Mobley gang 178

      Aston, John 118

      Atahan, Hakki Bahadi ‘Tim’ 189–90

      ATM ram raiding 198

      Australian law ix

      automatic weapons 198

      Avoca (steamer) 27

      Ayres, Henry and Co, Melbourne 48

      Bad Wig Bandit 186

      Badger Game 91

      Bain, James 65

      Balmain Boys 143

      Bank of Australia, robbery of vii–ix

      Bank of New South Wales

      public attitudes towards vii

      robbery at Cloncurry 65–6

      robbery at Murwillumbah 105

      bank robberies

      as adrenalin rush 130, 132

      ATM ram raiding 198

      by James Short 65–6

      and current security measures 197–8

      first in America 207

      first attempted armed robbery 3–4

      first in Australia vii–ix

      with inside help 101

      see also names of banks

      Bannon, Jeb 159–60

      Bannon, John 194

      Barkly Street, Footscray, gold bullion theft 121

      Barnes, Billy 17, 209

      Barrett, Thomas vii

      Barry J, Redmond x, 9

      Basham, Terry 120–1

      Bates, John 67–8

      Bauer, Bernard 25–6

      Baxter, John 70

      Bazin, Leon 149

      Beach Inquiry into allegations against police 126

      Beale, Craig Robert (the Polite Bandit) 176–7

      Beatty, Donald 42

      Beerburrum mail robbery 118–21

      Bell, Alice 53

      Bell, Malcolm Robert (Bad Wig Bandit) 186

      Ben Hall Gang 3–4, 8, 10

      Bennett, Ray ‘Chuck’ 108–10, 111–13, 122

      Bennett, Robert David 54–5

      Berriman, Thomas 55, 56

      Berryman, James 99–100

      Bertiollonage system of identification 19

      Binse, Christopher ‘Badness’ 137, 138–42

      Birch, Stanley ‘Moocher’ 149

      Black Shadows 84

      Blackstone, William vii, viii–ix

      Blair, Frank ‘Baldy’ 102, 103, 104, 150–1

      Blewitt, Terrence Leigh 107–8

      Bobak, John 167

      Boggo Road gaol, conditions 70

      Boland, Samuel 44

      Bonke, Ezra 78

      Bonnot Gang 36

      Bookmakers’ Gang 16

      Bosworth, Eugene 32

      Bourke, Brian 126

      Bourke Street Rats 17, 44

      Bouton, Bessie 32

      Bow, John 3

      Bowden, Frederick 16

      Bowers, John 127

      Boys, Thomas 79, 82

      Boyt, Henry 21

      Bradley, Pauline 104

      Bradshaw, Jack (aka George Davis) 1, 11–13

      Bradshaw, Norman 149

      Brady, Patrick 213

      Brambles armoured car raid, Sunnybank 131–2

      Bray, George ‘Spadger’ 73–4, 92, 212

      Brennan, Cyril Thomas 73

      Brennan, Justice 82–3

      Brett, George ‘Tich’ 91–2

      Brewster, Robert 61, 62, 63

      Brewster, William 61, 62, 63

      Brink’s-Mat robbery, London 108

      Brisbane, Katharine 171–2

      Brisbane–Townsville mail train robbery 64

      Brodbeck, Nathan 201

      Brown, Darby Patrick (Mr Cool) 177–8

      Bruun, Ludwig Julius 8

      Buckley, Richard 48, 49, 50, 51, 55–6, 59

      Bugg, Mary Ann 14–15

      Buggy, Hugh 50

      Bull, Barry 120, 121

      Burchielli, Claudio 152

      Burke, Jimmy ‘The Gent’ 108

      Burke, Mickey 8

      Burns, Leslie ‘Butchy’ 184

      Burnside J 33

      bus hold-ups 60, 64

      bushrangers

      definition 1

      homosexuals 10

      ‘last bushranger’ 1, 10–13, 15

      lawfully shot on sight 5

      as ‘social bandits’ 2, 5

      in Tasmania 1

      total number 1

      trials and sentences 3

      women 14–15

      bushranging

      crimes committed 2

      ending of era 8, 16

      golden era 1

      and greed 1–2

      police response to 2–3

      for survival 1

      Byrne, Lawrence John 184

      Byrnes, Norman 62

      Caffrey, James 86

      Cahill, Patrick 5, 6

      Callaghan, Leo 106

      Callaghan, Lyn 184

      Campaign Exposing Frame Ups and Targeting Abuses of Authority 137

      Canberra Building Society, Wanniassa 160

      Canberra mail train robbery 86, 88

      Canellis, Stephen 190

      capital punishment, public attitudes

      towards 58, 75, 97–8

      car jackings 195

      Caris Bros, Perth 72

      Carnera, Primo 86

      Carrah, William 19, 20

      Carrion, Robert 123

      Carroll, Hugh J 65

      Carroll, Ian Revell ‘Fingers’ 109, 121–2, 125, 170

      Carroll, Luke 180

      Carslake, John Patrick 71–2

      Carver, William 5

      Casey, James 30

      Cash, Brian 135

      cash-in-transit heists 147

      Cashman, Betty 154, 157

      Cashman, Julie Lorraine 154–9

      Cashman, Michelle 156, 157

      Cashman, Ron 154, 157

      Charters, Daniel 3

      China, RMS 27

      The Chocolate Frog [play] (McNeil) 171, 172

      Christef, Con 162

      Chubb, Danny 143

      Cini, Keith 196

      City Bank, New York 207

      City Tattersalls club, Sydney 101

      Clancey, Garner 195

      Clark, Daniel 166

      Clark, Gregory James 157

      Clark, Terrance 118

      Clarke, Delia 210

      Clayton, Robert David 94, 95–8

      Clifford, George 71

      Clune, Peter Patrick 1
    77

      Cobb & Co coaches, hold-ups 3

      Cockatoo Docks robbery 198

      Cockerill, ‘Black’ Mary 11, 14

      Cody, William 145

      Coffey, George 73–4

      Cohen, Solomon 86, 89

      coiners 17

      Cole, John Stephen 191

      Collaton, ML, 72

      Collector Gang 194

      Collie Bomber 172–4

      Collings, Neil 136

      Collins, Arthur 86–7, 88, 89

      Collins, Brett 137, 204

      Collins, Rodney 114

      Colonial Laws Validity Act 1865 28

      Colquhoun, Robert 19, 20–1

      The Combine 149, 151

      Commercial Bank

      Carcoar robbery 3–4

      George St, Brisbane robbery 68, 69–70

      Quirindi robbery 11, 12, 13

      Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, Melbourne branch 100

      Condello, Mario 128

      Conlon, Leonard 71–2

      Conole, James 96

      convicts vii–ix

      Coogee Mob 143

      Cook, Kane 191

      Cook, Russell 134

      Corby, Schapelle 192

      ‘corner game’ viii

      Cornwell, Snapper 120

      Cosgrove, James 52

      Costello, Frank 79

      Cottle, Tovah Ismini 205

      ‘Country Bandit’ 186

      Cox, Russell ‘Mad Dog’ 114, 122–5, 156, 169, 204

      Creed, Colin 122, 125, 169–70

      Cresswell, Emily 211

      Crimes Act 1924 (NSW) 192

      Croke, Stella 92

      Cronin, Zachary 180–1

      cross-dressing criminals 178–9

      Croucher, James 77

      Cuckoo Restaurant, Olinda 164–5

      Cullity, J 100–1

      Cummings, Bart 134

      Curlewis, Judge 88

      Cussen, Justice 69

      Cutler, William 25, 26

      Cutmore, Snowy 102

      Dahlke, Albert Christian 13

      Darcy, James 46

      Darling, Governor Ralph viii

      Dascombe, John x

      D’Autremont brothers 85–6

      Davidson, David Strang 211–12

      Davies, Alan 74

      Davies, Geoffrey 145

      Davies, Henry x

      Davies, Rupert 145, 146

      Davis, George 11

      Davis, Robert 127

      Daws, Robert 211

      Dawson, Ernest 42

      Day, Kevin 182

      Day, Lloyd Edward 184

      de Gracie, Thomas 211

      Dean, George 25

      Deane, Helen Eva 122–3, 125

      Delaney, Francis 88

      Denning, Raymond 123–5, 199

      Denton, Margaret Ann 123–4

      deportations 64, 84, 104, 117, 126, 129

      Derham, Charles 60, 61, 62

      Dettman, William 40

      Devine, Tilly 94

      DG Buchanan’s 105

      Diamond, Ronnie 121

      Dibbs, Sir George 16

      Dillon, Allan 117

      Dingle, John vii, viii–ix

      disposal of proceeds viii

      DNA evidence, first man convicted on 161

      Donaldson, Corey 181–2

      Donaldson, Henry 83, 212

      Donaldson, Mary 71

      Donnegan, ‘Big’ Jim 103–4

      Donnelly, Henry James 53

      Donohoe, Jack (‘Wild Colonial Boy’) 2

      Douglas Social Credit Party 80

      Dower, Alan 98

      Dowling, John 4–5

      Downton, Dudley Sperry 166

      Doyle, Brian 93

      Doyle, George 13

      Draper, Justice 77

      Driscoll, James Linus ‘The Pom’ 102–3, 104, 214

      drug mules 154

      drug trade 202

      drug-affected offenders 199

      Druiell, Alexandra 160

      Dugan, Darcy xi

      Duggan, Frank 22–3

      ‘Dumb and Dumber’ robbers 180

      Duncan, James ix–x

      Dunn QC, Philip 109–10

      Dunn’s Plains robbery 2, 8

      Edwards, Tony 185

      ‘Eight Hours Day’ robbery 48

      Ellis, Julia Ann 131

      Ellis, William 31

      Elliston, Robert 27, 28

      English law ix

      ES&A Bank, robberies

      Collingwood, George St branch 4–5

      Kalorama branch 159–60

      Middle Park branch 54

      Melbourne, Russell St branch 101, 104

      escapees xi

      Espada, Simeon 32–3, 34–5

      Eugowra gold escort robbery 2–3

      Evagora, Christine 161–2

      Evangelistis, Leon 179

      Evans, Jean 90

      Evans, Owen Glyndwr 84

      Evans, Phil 195

      Eveleigh Railway Workshops robbery 36, 37–40

      ex-police turned robber 122, 125, 168–70

      Eyre, Damian 188

      Faber, Willy Carl 123

      Falkiner, Sam 38, 39

      Farrell, Anthony Leigh 189

      Farrell, George vii, viii–ix

      Favas, Douglas 75

      Fazio (Hugh Martin’s counsel) 62–3

      female offenders, weapons used 200

      Festa, Brunetta 162–3

      Field, Malcolm 143

      Fimeri, Arnold Patrick 74

      fingerprints, admissibility as evidence 46, 48

      Finnerty, John (aka John Burns) 11

      Fitzpatrick, Roy 60

      Flanders, Donald Frederick 119

      Flannery, Chris 111

      Flood (aka Duggan), Frank (The Hawk) 21–3

      Flynn, Stanley 73

      Forbes, John Walcott 90

      Fordyce, Alexander 3

      Fortune, George 17, 18

      Foster, Judge 62–3

      Fox, Lindsay 214

      Freeman, George 143

      Freeman, Samuel ‘Jewey’ 36, 37–40, 41, 135

      Freer, George 71

      Fremantle Gaol 21

      Friday Bandit 186

      Friendly Gang 143

      Fuller, George 199

      Gair, Geoffrey Anderson 159, 160

      Galbally, Frank 113

      Gallagher, Joseph 23

      Galloway, David 40

      Gangitano, Alphonse 107

      Gant, Neil 41

      Gardiner, Frank 2–3

      Gatto, Mick 128

      Gawned, David 160

      George, Stanley 61

      Gergis, Andreas 177

      Germain, Amy Rose 92

      getaway cars, first use 36, 38

      Gilbert, Johnny 3–4, 5, 8

      Gill, Keith 72–3

      Gilmour, Henry (aka Edward Smith) 18–19

      Ginger Game 31, 74, 91–8, 211

      Gioiello, George 191

      Glanville, Thomas 47

      Godden, Bob 135

      Godfrey, Clarence 58

      Golconda d’Or theft 143–4

      gold escorts, robbery of 2–3, 5, 7

      gold rush ix–x

      Goldsmith, Ian 170

      Goodson, Joseph 12

      Gordon, Ray 78

      Gore, Kevin 102

      Gottliebsen, Steven Noel 168–9

      Governor brothers 11

      Grafu, Spiro 192

      Grand, Digby 23–4

      Grant, Alfred 6

      Granville, Herbert 84

      Gray, Dolly 45, 46

      Grealy, Joseph 65

      Great Bookie Robbery 108–10, 115

      Great Ghan Robbery 78–9

      Great Train Robbery, Britain 108, 110

      Green, Willard Reed 30

      Greville, John Roger 75, 76

      Grey Shadows 83–5, 90

      Greybeard 174–5

      Grezbala, John 92

      Griffin, Brett Randall 191

      Griffin, Thomas 5–6

      Gristioti, Christina 127–8, 129

      Grut, Percey de Jersey 4

      Guider,
    Tim 205

      Guilfoyle, Denis 209

      Gunther, Jessica 180

      Haddow, Peter 138

      Hagen, Charles 32, 33–4

      Haines, William Patrick 52

      Hall, Ben 3–4, 8, 13

      Hallenstein, Hal 187

      Halligan, Patrick 6

      Hamer, John 209

      Hamilton, Archibald 3

      Hamilton, Christopher 5

      hangings

      final speeches/last words 34, 54–5, 78, 98

      poorly executed 3, 17, 34–5

      for robbery vii, 3, 5, 7, 9

      for robbery and murder 13, 24, 52, 97–8

      of women 97–8

      hangmen 3, 17, 34–5, 52, 77, 208

      Hannan, Lisa 167

      Harbecke, Fred Harald 117

      Harding, John 148

      Hardy, Frank 50

      Hare, Frank 10

      Harris, Betty (aka Edna Thomas) 93

      Harris, Flossie 45–6

      Harris, Ian 137

      Harris, James (Skinny Jones) 93, 94

      Harris, William vii, 192

      Harrison, Freddie ‘The Frog’ 149, 172

      Hart, Steve 10

      Hartley, Tom 67

      Harvey, Reuben 148

      Hayes, Chow 98

      Hayes, Donna 164–5

      Haynes, Arthur 34, 73

      Haynes, RS 34

      Heagney, Edward 37

      Heatley, Earl 117

      Hefti, Dominik 124, 187, 189

      Hegarty, Patrick 47–8

      heists xi

      Henchman, Justice 70

      Henry, Abo 185

      Hewitt, Robert Frank 184–5

      Heysed, Horace 74

      Hickman, Benjamin Walter 14

      Hickman, Elizabeth Jessie 14–15

      Hicks, Mary 208

      Hill, John vii

      Hill, Valerie Jane 134, 135, 136, 138

      Hilton Hotel, Sydney 115

      Hindmarsh, John 70

      Hoare, ‘Mad Mike’ 103

      Hodges, Harold 164

      Hodges, Justice 51

      Hoffman, Ernest 92–4

      Holmes, Reginald 89, 213

      Holmes, Russell 201

      home invasions vii, 107, 127, 128, 191, 192–6, 200

      Honeyman, James 207

      ‘honour amongst thieves’ 62

      Hood, Justice 51

      Horn, Robin 185

      ‘Horror on the Rocky Mail’ 79

      Houghton, Jed 188–9

      How Does Your Garden Grow [play] (McNeil) 171

      Howard, Augustus 29–31

      Howard, Burton 29

      Howard, Eva 31–2

      Howard, John 82–3

      Howard, Robert ‘Nosey Bob’ 17, 208

      Howe, Michael 10–11, 14

      Huckstepp, Sallie-Anne 120

      Hudson, Justice 101

      Hufnagl, Ernst 202–3

      Hughes, William ‘Gunny’ 17–18, 209

      Humby, Cyril 89, 90

      Hunt, Arthur 84

      Hunter, David Lawrence 185

      Hunter, Governor John vii

      Hurley, Jeffry 143

      Hurley, Lena 143

      Hurley, Michael 142–4, 202

      Hyde, William 37

      Hyder, Kevin 178

      ‘Ill-fated Pearl’ 32, 35

      Immigration Act 1901–40 (Cwlth) 64

      insanity, as defence 26, 76, 80–1

      insecure businesses, risk of robbery 200

     


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