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Anthony Dowsley

Melbourne
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How police tracked down convicted killer Greg Lynn

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By Sarah Abo Verified, Anthony Dowsley, Garry McNab
| 60 Minutes Australia Verified
These were the nicknames for Greg Lynn - pilot, bushman, gun lover, deer hunter and now, convicted murderer. To some, Lynn bore a slight physical resemblance to Mick Taylor, the psychopathic character played by John Jarratt in the 2005 horror film, hence the nickname. Lookalike or not, what became clear to the cops eavesdropping on Lynn was that he was a "strange unit".
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Secret videos show sickening abuse of woman by her carers

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By Tara Brown, Anthony Dowsley, Serge Negus
| 60 Minutes Australia Verified
A 60 Minutes investigation has obtained footage of vile treatment meted out at a Scope residential home to client Lee-Anne Mackey, who has cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, is non-verbal and has osteoporosis. Lee-Anne, who is not cognitively impaired, complained to her parents, Rob and Lorraine Mackey, of rough treatment by Scope staff in early 2019 by communicating with her eyes.
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New laws will keep Paul Denyer locked up for the rest of his life

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By Garry McNab, Anthony Dowsley
| 60 Minutes Australia Verified
Denyer, who killed three women in the Frankston area, on Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula, in 1993, is the only prisoner specifically named in the sweeping new reforms to parole proposed by the Victorian government. Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes made the announcement on Tuesday afternoon following a campaign by the family and friends of murder victims Natalie Russell, Debbie Fream and Elizabeth Stevens to ban Denyer from re-applying or receiving parole.
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