The Melbourne Gangland Killings, Part 1

6th February 1995, Carlton, Victoria


Alphonse left Lygon St and went to the Richmond Hotel to attend
the wake of a dearly departed. He drank and punted until
midnight, leaving for a party in St Kilda.


As two partygoers left, they saw Alphonse out the front, his
blood boiling amidst a verbal tirade he was unleashing on a man
named Greg Workman over a perceived debt.


When it became evident Greg didn’t have the money, Alphonse
decided on a different approach. He unloaded a pistol into Greg
Workman instead…


Join Shaun and Chloe as they set the scene in Part 1 of The
Melbourne Gangland Killings.


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