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Manock didn't give evidence in Von Einem [1984] (the Kelvin case). James was cleared of the unprofessional conduct charges on appeal. My understanding is that at that time of Kelvin's death and Von Einem's trial, James and Manock worked relatively autonomously in the discharge of their...

James, independently of anyone else, I believe.

Manock didn't do Kelvin's autopsy

This was somewhere a bit more alternative than Allans.

Richard and his mates were hanging around the record shops and pinball parlours, which were also frequented by those selling weed. IIFC Adelaide High kids were usually in the know about such things, as were, I would imagine, kids at an 'alternative' school. You didn't need to go to a pub -...

Good find. I think the date of that photo should be 27 July, not 7.

SA case, SA coroner, SA witnesses... It was an SA inquest. Wikipedia is incorrect.

Where did you see that? My understanding was that it was held in SA.

D You'd assume a sibling might be in this eg his sister. But apparently, according to Debi, one of his brothers doesn't contact him because his brother was so disgusted by the Trevor Peter's diaries that he broke off all contact with Bevo and 'didn't speak to him for decades'. Since the diaries...

I think they are both still alive and they definitely knew people BVE knew!! Given the association, a suppression on the name would be likely.

There's a lot more than two. Errol's got a litany of indecent assault charges against minors going back to when he was 14 (that I'm aware of). Mostly attacks on strangers. With jail time.

That's Leon, Errol's brother. Do you know if they looked similar?

Two other witnesses who'd known Alan for years provided a well-substantiated statement in June 1979 that they saw him at Elizabeth Shopping Centre on Wednesday 20th June with a group of three or four dark-haired guys of a similar age. If this evidence is accepted, then was he out and about in...

The Advertiser reported that while Radan was in jail in 1978, his family entered his home against his instructions and 'In the house the family found more than 100 pairs of children's underclothes and, in the suspect's writing desk, indecent photographs of children, some of which he had...

His father and Bern's father were cousins. I don't believe anyone has posted any proof CW lived in Rosetta St.

Bevan and Dempsey were close enough for Dempsey to be one of three people willing to go on public record in 1989 in the Advertiser , who said that Dempsey was 'a friend of more than 20 years, who had kept in touch with Von Einem by telephone and there was no question in his mind that Von Einem...

He has decades worth of offences, and they start earlier than 59 for the same type of offences. What do you want to know?

Frank wasn't his real name.

If you're all talking about the Frank Bone who once owned 7 Day St Paradise, then that's Francis Robert Bone b 9/11/34 d 8/1/01

I have access to the Border Watch. What era are you talking, and what town?

That's not the 'Frank Bone' everyone's referring to.

Lyle Owen Radan d 14/11/22 aged 80, last residence Pelican Point SA, cremated 1/12/22 at Carinya Cremation Mt Gambier

Frank owned the house until 1977. In 1983 it was purchased jointly by Thora and Bevan.

Yes, as far as I am aware. This is a guess based on the nature of the offence and his presence in the Sands & McDougall almanac in the mid 60s.

As kids, was Goodwood, Eastwood, Woomera, Parkside. When kids were adults, parents (and on occasions, adult kids) were at Woodville, Colonel Light Gardens, Prospect, Broadview.

from late 1959

Thanks. His brother bought that house in 1965.

Today's Advertiser page identifies the older adopted brother. Not Lyle.

I'm not sure 'volunteered' is the right word. And who is saying he is adopted? Wasn't Lyle in gaol in 1973? I thought the shovel story was Lyle and his mate at Trig Beach in 1965.