Hitman released from Melbourne

[magpies2013]

Hitman released today from Melbourne gangland war.am I right in quessing it is either brincat or Alphonso traglia.

 

[Angus Young]

who is Alphons, what he do? Brincat is the runner.

Wonder what these guys do when they get out... Not much work around now days.

 

[RisingPhoenix]

Brincat won't be going anywhere I would of thought.

 

[Angus Young]

Brincat won't be going anywhere I would of thought.

Didn't he get a massive reduction in sentence for testifying against Carl...

 

[RisingPhoenix]

Didn't he get a massive reduction in sentence for testifying against Carl...

No idea, but can't see the triggerman on the Auskick killings walking out that easy.

 

[Ross Prunster]

Doubt it's Brincat. Just about due for another war to kick off aren't we?

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

Hitman released today from Melbourne gangland war.am I right in quessing it is either brincat or Alphonso traglia.

Faure is the first name that I thought of.

 

[RisingPhoenix]

Faure is the first name that I thought of.

Surely not?

How many bodies has that bloke clocked up.

 

[Retired Jimmy]

Surely not?

How many bodies has that bloke clocked up.

Faure is very unwell......not long left.........I suspect it's him
Charming family that one......3 brothers.... 3 of them have served time for murder

 

[RisingPhoenix]

Faure is very unwell......not long left.........I suspect it's him
Charming family that one......4 brothers, 4 of them have served time for murder

Have to be a compassionate release....fairly certain he had a non parole period of at least twenty years for the Moran/Caine hits.

 

[Retired Jimmy]

Have to be a compassionate release....fairly certain he had a non parole period of at least twenty years for the Moran/Caine hits.

True mate.......bit not so much on compassionate grounds. This would have been pre determined as part of a deal struck when he lagged on his mates!!!! He had a minimum non parole period of 19 years dating back to his conviction in 2005. I'd say he probably had 5 or so years taken from the bottom of his sentence for his "co operation" .......which would fit the time frame.

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

Faure is very unwell......not long left.........I suspect it's him
Charming family that one......3 brothers.... 3 of them have served time for murder

Which one? I know that Noel was very unwell, Keith always seemed to be in pretty good nick.

 

[RisingPhoenix]

True mate.......bit not so much on compassionate grounds. This would have been pre determined as part of a deal struck when he lagged on his mates!!!! He had a minimum non parole period of 19 years dating back to his conviction in 2005. I'd say he probably had 5 or so years taken from the bottom of his sentence for his "co operation" .......which would fit the time frame.

I would honestly hope it's not the case, because unless he is on death's door, Faure has proven that regardless of age, he is determined to remain 'relevant' to the Melbourne crime scene.

 

[Retired Jimmy]

Which one? I know that Noel was very unwell, Keith always seemed to be in pretty good nick.

9 years on 23 hour lockdown takes takes a pretty big big toll on a mans health. He's not a shadow of the man he was in 2005.

 

[Sylvia Saint]

Anyone remember the creepy bearded guy from the first Underbelly, referred to as "The Driver"? His real name couldn't be used for legal reasons. Perhaps it's him?

 

[RisingPhoenix]

Anyone remember the creepy bearded guy from the first Underbelly, referred to as "The Driver"? His real name couldn't be used for legal reasons. Perhaps it's him?

TH?

I doubt it.

Although he was 'only' the wheel man and was the first one to roll on Carl I believe so who knows.

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

9 years on 23 hour lockdown takes takes a pretty big big toll on a mans health. He's not a shadow of the man he was in 2005.

Don't know where you get the 23 hour lockdown bit from, far from it.

 

[RisingPhoenix]

Don't know where you get the 23 hour lockdown bit from, far from it.

Yeah 9 years of 23 hour lockdown?

Sounds like something out of Ghosts of the Civil Dead.

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

Yeah 9 years of 23 hour lockdown?

Sounds like something out of Ghosts of the Civil Dead.

I worked at Barwon up until 2011, believe it when I say 23 hour lockdown is so far from being accurate.

 

[RisingPhoenix]

I worked at Barwon up until 2011, believe it when I say 23 hour lockdown is so far from being accurate.

Not sure if it would even be legal would it?

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

Not sure if it would even be legal would it?

There's some that are in the management units for punishment within the prison or there was one extremely dangerous one that was a severe psych case.

 

[RisingPhoenix]

There's some that are in the management units for punishment within the prison or there was one extremely dangerous one that was a severe psych case.

Not for nine years though surely?

 

[Sylvia Saint]

TH?

I doubt it.

Although he was 'only' the wheel man and was the first one to roll on Carl I believe so who knows.

Yes that's the one.

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

Not for nine years though surely?

No, but the last one I mentioned, the psych case, I wouldn't be surprised if he spends virtually his whole sentence like that.

He almost stabbed a prison officer to death at Barwon and seriously injured another he then almost beat another one to death at Port Phillip (with a cricket bat). He had just been transferred back to Barwon shortly before I left.

In the unit that he's housed in, you are always 2 up when dealing with the crooks in there. For the short time that I was there after his return, we would be at least 4 up.

Everyone, us and the judge, knew it was a shit regime that he was going to be housed under, but for everyone's safety, there wasn't really any alternative.

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/mother-pleads-for-sons-transfer-closer-to-home-20111228-1pcyw.html

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/s...a-sad-and-depressing-case-20101213-18vix.html

google Lee Johnson Barwon Prison for more stories on him.

 

[RisingPhoenix]

No, but the last one I mentioned, the psych case, I wouldn't be surprised if he spends virtually his whole sentence like that.

He almost stabbed a prison officer to death at Barwon and seriously injured another he then almost beat another one to death at Port Phillip (with a cricket bat). He had just been transferred back to Barwon shortly before I left.

In the unit that he's housed in, you are always 2 up when dealing with the crooks in there. For the short time that I was there after his return, we would be at least 4 up.

Everyone, us and the judge, knew it was a shit regime that he was going to be housed under, but for everyone's safety, there wasn't really any alternative.

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/mother-pleads-for-sons-transfer-closer-to-home-20111228-1pcyw.html

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/s...a-sad-and-depressing-case-20101213-18vix.html

google Lee Johnson Barwon Prison for more stories on him.

Sad.

After other prison officers have been injured by the same individual it must be easy to care not a jot, so credit to you for your balanced attitude to what sounds like an truly tragic situation