No Justice (Death of Adele Bailey) Robin Bowles
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No Justice (Death of Adele Bailey)

Author: Robin Bowles
$19.95 1995
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Book Title
No Justice (Death of Adele Bailey)
Author
Robin Bowles
Book Condition
GOOD - cover has a lot of wear and creasing
ISBN
9781741787283
Book Format
Trade Paperback
Publisher
The Five Mile Press
Year Published
2007
This is the case that is still being investigated following two inquests and millions of dollars. It has also ruined several lives. On 19 July 1995, two young men stumbled upon a partially clothed Melbourne prostitute Adele Bailey, who had been missing for more than 17 years. How did Adele Bailey die, and why was her body hidden in a forgotten mineshaft? Was there a connection between Adele Bailey and country housewife Jenny Tanner who had been killed on a nearby property? The police think so. They believe the connection is one of their former members, who as Jenny Tanner's brother-in-law and one of Australia's most notorious policemen, Detective Sergeant Denis Tanner. Robin Bowles delves into the sordid 1970s underworld in which Adele Bailey lived and Denis Tanner worked; a world of drugs, prostitution, and corruption, where cops and robbers played by the same unwritten rules.

This is the case that is still being investigated following two inquests and millions of dollars. It has also ruined several lives.

On 19 July 1995, two young men stumbled upon a partially clothed Melbourne prostitute Adele Bailey, who had been missing for more than 17 years. How did Adele Bailey die, and why was her body hidden in a forgotten mineshaft?

Was there a connection between Adele Bailey and country housewife Jenny Tanner who had been killed on a nearby property? The police think so. They believe the connection is one of their former members, who as Jenny Tanner's brother-in-law and one of Australia's most notorious policemen, Detective Sergeant Denis Tanner.

Robin Bowles delves into the sordid 1970s underworld in which Adele Bailey lived and Denis Tanner worked; a world of drugs, prostitution, and corruption, where cops and robbers played by the same unwritten rules.

This is the case that is still being investigated following two inquests and millions of dollars. It has also ruined several lives.

On 19 July 1995, two young men stumbled upon a partially clothed Melbourne prostitute Adele Bailey, who had been missing for more than 17 years. How did Adele Bailey die, and why was her body hidden in a forgotten mineshaft?

Was there a connection between Adele Bailey and country housewife Jenny Tanner who had been killed on a nearby property? The police think so. They believe the connection is one of their former members, who as Jenny Tanner's brother-in-law and one of Australia's most notorious policemen, Detective Sergeant Denis Tanner.

Robin Bowles delves into the sordid 1970s underworld in which Adele Bailey lived and Denis Tanner worked; a world of drugs, prostitution, and corruption, where cops and robbers played by the same unwritten rules.