Bandali Debs

19 September 1994. Hallam, Victoria


Constable Jason Bryant and Sergeant Allan Beckwith were
patrolling north along Hallam Road, when they spotted a stolen
Nissan Bluebird with stolen registration plates backing out of
Bowens Timber and Hardware.


Neither of the officers knew the car or plates were stolen at
that moment, but the driver was hasty to be on their way, so the
police pulled over and let them pass, before putting on their
lights and pulling the vehicle over. This was night time so the
occupants of the Bluebird may not have known this was a police
car, but they soon learnt.


As Sergeant Beckwith left his vehicle to approach the Bluebird, a
middle aged husky looking man leapt out of the Nissan with a
revolver pointed directly at the officer, then fired a shot...


Join Shaun and Chloe as they discuss the murders of Donna Hicks
and Kristy Harty, the Pigout and Hamada Robberies, and a few
other cases linked with Bandali Debs in this 2 part episode that
culminates with the coverage of the tragic Silk-Miller Police
murders on next week's episode.


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Eavesdropping on Evil, by Wayne HowellOne Down, One Missing, by
Joe D’Alo and David Astle'Everyman' serial killer Bandali Debs pays
price for murders of officers Gary Silk and Rodney Miller, sex
workers Kristy Harty and Donna Hicks, by Paul Anderson,
HeraldSunWikipedia - Narre WarrenMan charged over $2.4m Melbourne
security van heist 22 years agoDPP v Ghiller [2003] VSC 350; 151 A
Crim R 148R v Debs [2012] NSWSC 119Rotten to the core, and now
rotting in jail, John Silvester, The AgeR v Debs [2007] VSC 220 (22
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