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[The Brain]

Haha. Unsettling!

I didn't really get that feeling from Neddy, apart from the icy stares. Mostly he just came across like an old style South Sydney crim.

Domican was the same his beady eyes would always make you nervous ..knew him well still do but dont see him .
Thei was always a rumour when both Domican and Smith were in the bay at same time and had a blue? is it true or a myth?.
Yep worked for a company that had Domican working as our Industrial relations officer and was bloody good at it to he is highly intelligent.
Then the Melbourne guys were running our branch it was always amusing to see during the gangland wars our general manager carrying the coffins on the news .
As for Neddy I can remember been at Henson Park hotel and there was this hot babe at the bar I start walking over to meet her..before I could say anything she goes F off..ok ..My mate gets in my ear and says thats Neddy's daughter ..I was outta there quick smart as Neddy I think was still a free man I think.
Funny enough his Mrs and one of his daughters always go to my Godsons Mum,s salon to get their hair done Ive sat out the back courtyard a few time having coffee smoko's with them..didnt talk too much to them though.
>>>>And Robert Trimbole used to live a few doors down from me for a while at Lansvale/Cabramatta ..Knew him, used to come to my dads shop for a burger used to tell my dad you work to hard come work for me you will make more in a day than you do here in a year..lol .

[The Skeez]

Proof of Life recording -
Big Willie goes to church every Sunday

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[Vasco]

hahha i shared an elevator with him at Randwick several weeks before Melbourne cup and he didnt have an entry at that time..I asked him who do you like for Melbourne ..he replied just back my horse and no one else ..so we waited and sure enough his horse got up.

Yep, when he spoke it usually meant something.

[King Salvo]

Kinda is hey.

I worked in a prison and have been in rooms 1-on-1 with many big name crims. My only reflections are:

1. These guys are all absolute d!ckheads no matter how you look at it. They've harmed people and the majority have zero remorse. Believe it or not, it's pretty difficult to end up in prison. It really is an option of last resort.

2. Prisoners won't hurt you (unless you're a cop, prison guard, their ex, a paedo or somebody who dobbed them into the cops) so there's absolutely no need to be scared visiting a prison. If you get somebody out of their cell for a while and give them attention, that's a serious gift to them. They're not gonna bite the hand that feeds, no matter how big and stupid they are. Particularly lifers... the only time they go postal is right after their sentence is handed down and they're coming to grips with the fact they'll never be released. That's when they'll take hostages and try to escape by using them as human shields. They then inevitably fail, realise they're farked and spend the next 50 years pretty much chilling out once they've processed shyte. Prison becomes their home... their safety too.

3. Most men in prison are either paedos (usually super nice but farking weirdos), wife beaters (soft as fark) or thugs/terrorists (not very bright)... you're talking about human beings who are the absolute bottom of the barrel. No matter how tough they pretend to be, they're all insecure and jealous of you. The one 'smart' guy I met intentionally got arrested so that he could murder his sister's murderer. The guy had a 100% clean record but knew his sister's murderer was still in remand so committed a serious enough crime to get arrested, used a different name so that they weren't separated and had a serious shot at knocking the guy off. Was that REALLY 'smart' though? He's now in prison for a very long time and has given up his own life (he was relatively successful) trying to kill a guy who will literally never be released (life means life in that jurisdiction... no limit and no parole).

4. You can bring books into a prison, that's nothing special. You just can't bring contraband in (there's always idiot sympathisers hooking them up... stupidest thing ever because once you break the law, they can hold you random over smuggling one apple into prison... 'hey I'll report you for the apple and you'll be in deep shyte unless you bring me a constant supply of ciggies, booze, hard drugs...etc').

For the 60 odd crimes a death sentence is imposed on someone in China these prisoners mostly have short stays in prison - taken to a sports ground on a back of a truck and driven around so the crowd can see them and their crime. Taken of the truck and wait their turn for the sentence by the court review committee - if sentence is upheld back on the truck and taken to a secluded place and executed or taken back to prison to be executed a short time later on - some may get a sentence reduction or 2 year reprieve - if they behave for the 2 years the sentenced is reduced to life or a set time.

Watched a doco on SBS a few years back - I think 17 were executed on that occasion - behind each of the trucks taking the prisoners to be executed was an ambulance - i don't think rendering medical assistance was why there was an ambulance following each Truck though.

The one's executed later on get a macca's meal for their last meal. Not a happy meal either i suggest.

[Jacks Fur Coat]

For the 60 odd crimes a death sentence is imposed on someone in China these prisoners mostly have short stays in prison - taken to a sports ground on a back of a truck and driven around so the crowd can see them and their crime. Taken of the truck and wait their turn for the sentence by the court review committee - if sentence is upheld back on the truck and taken to a secluded place and executed or taken back to prison to be executed a short time later on - some may get a sentence reduction or 2 year reprieve - if they behave for the 2 years the sentenced is reduced to life or a set time.

Watched a doco on SBS a few years back - I think 17 were executed on that occasion - behind each of the trucks taking the prisoners to be executed was an ambulance - i don't think rendering medical assistance was why there was an ambulance following each Truck though.

The one's executed later on get a macca's meal for their last meal. Not a happy meal either i suggest.

I've never understood the last meal thing.

If I was about to be executed, I'd rather forgo a meal I think. Loss of appetite.

[King Salvo]

I've never understood the last meal thing.

If I was about to be executed, I'd rather forgo a meal I think. Loss of appetite.

I would ask if i could have anything and they will get it -yes sure - mmm okay i will have a brontosaurus burger

[King Salvo]

Kinda is hey.

I worked in a prison and have been in rooms 1-on-1 with many big name crims. My only reflections are:

1. These guys are all absolute d!ckheads no matter how you look at it. They've harmed people and the majority have zero remorse. Believe it or not, it's pretty difficult to end up in prison. It really is an option of last resort.

2. Prisoners won't hurt you (unless you're a cop, prison guard, their ex, a paedo or somebody who dobbed them into the cops) so there's absolutely no need to be scared visiting a prison. If you get somebody out of their cell for a while and give them attention, that's a serious gift to them. They're not gonna bite the hand that feeds, no matter how big and stupid they are. Particularly lifers... the only time they go postal is right after their sentence is handed down and they're coming to grips with the fact they'll never be released. That's when they'll take hostages and try to escape by using them as human shields. They then inevitably fail, realise they're farked and spend the next 50 years pretty much chilling out once they've processed shyte. Prison becomes their home... their safety too.

3. Most men in prison are either paedos (usually super nice but farking weirdos), wife beaters (soft as fark) or thugs/terrorists (not very bright)... you're talking about human beings who are the absolute bottom of the barrel. No matter how tough they pretend to be, they're all insecure and jealous of you. The one 'smart' guy I met intentionally got arrested so that he could murder his sister's murderer. The guy had a 100% clean record but knew his sister's murderer was still in remand so committed a serious enough crime to get arrested, used a different name so that they weren't separated and had a serious shot at knocking the guy off. Was that REALLY 'smart' though? He's now in prison for a very long time and has given up his own life (he was relatively successful) trying to kill a guy who will literally never be released (life means life in that jurisdiction... no limit and no parole).

4. You can bring books into a prison, that's nothing special. You just can't bring contraband in (there's always idiot sympathisers hooking them up... stupidest thing ever because once you break the law, they can hold you random over smuggling one apple into prison... 'hey I'll report you for the apple and you'll be in deep shyte unless you bring me a constant supply of ciggies, booze, hard drugs...etc').

I have a mate who was a Prison Officer down at Goulburn Max - some of the worst prisoners - had to watch your back and other officers at all times as quite a few will only ever leave in a coffin - a number come and go from Goulburn and are moved to other high security jails as they don't like them mixing with their fellow accomplices and also other prisoners might take the law into their own hands so to speak. After 6 year's or so he transferred to another job - Driving the prisoners from prison to court and back

[The Lip]

[QUOTE=The Brain;
As for Neddy I can remember been at Henson Park hotel and there was this hot babe at the bar I start walking over to meet her..before I could say anything she goes F off..ok ..My mate gets in my ear and says thats Neddy's daughter ..I was outta there quick smart as Neddy I think was still a free man I think.

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Ha - I’m pretty sure ex Rooster Nat Wood married Neddy’s daughter

[King Salvo]

Ha - I’m pretty sure ex Rooster Nat Wood married Neddy’s daughter

Yes Wood married his daughter and I heard Wood was also given the message that if he makes his daughter unhappy or does anything wrong he better have a will.

It didn't work out for Smith's Brother in Law Paul Hayward or his associate Warren Fellows in Thailand doing Smiths dirty work under threat.

Fellows was tipped off by a Friend with a Police contact that they(Fellows and Hayward) were under surveillance by the Feds and no doubt Thai Police would be tipped off too

[Mickie Lane]

Domican was the same his beady eyes would always make you nervous ..knew him well still do but dont see him .
Thei was always a rumour when both Domican and Smith were in the bay at same time and had a blue? is it true or a myth?.
Yep worked for a company that had Domican working as our Industrial relations officer and was bloody good at it to he is highly intelligent.
Then the Melbourne guys were running our branch it was always amusing to see during the gangland wars our general manager carrying the coffins on the news .
As for Neddy I can remember been at Henson Park hotel and there was this hot babe at the bar I start walking over to meet her..before I could say anything she goes F off..ok ..My mate gets in my ear and says thats Neddy's daughter ..I was outta there quick smart as Neddy I think was still a free man I think.
Funny enough his Mrs and one of his daughters always go to my Godsons Mum,s salon to get their hair done Ive sat out the back courtyard a few time having coffee smoko's with them..didnt talk too much to them though.
>>>>And Robert Trimbole use to live a few doors down from me for a while at Lansvale/Cabramatta ..Knew him, used to come to my dads shop for a burger used to tell my dad you work to hard come work for me you will make more in a day than you do here in a year..lol .

In 1990-1991 Long Bay Gaol housed some very dangerous men. At that time in the Central Industrial Prison known as the CIP a bloke called Warren Genna was the numero uno, Smith & another bloke called Peter Powers (lifer) also known as Pigeon were his right & left hand men. At the same time in the prison next door called the Metropolitan Reception Prison known as the MRP a guy called Timmy Mathews was the man along with Jockey Smith & next door to that was the Metropolitan Remand Centre known as the MRC which was being run by the Quinlan brothers 3 big as & mean Aboriginal brothers.

[The Skeez]

in 1990-1991 long bay gaol housed some very dangerous men. At that time in the central industrial prison known as the cip a bloke called warren genna was the numero uno, smith & another bloke called peter powers (lifer) also known as pigeon were his right & left hand men. At the same time in the prison next door called the metropolitan reception prison known as the mrp a guy called timmy mathews was the man along with jockey smith & next door to that was the metropolitan remand centre known as the mrc which was being run by the quinlan brothers 3 big as & mean aboriginal brothers.

lbg: Cip, mrp & mrc

[Jacks Fur Coat]

In 1990-1991 Long Bay Gaol housed some very dangerous men. At that time in the Central Industrial Prison known as the CIP a bloke called Warren Genna was the numero uno, Smith & another bloke called Peter Powers (lifer) also known as Pigeon were his right & left hand men. At the same time in the prison next door called the Metropolitan Reception Prison known as the MRP a guy called Timmy Mathews was the man along with Jockey Smith & next door to that was the Metropolitan Remand Centre known as the MRC which was being run by the Quinlan brothers 3 big as & mean Aboriginal brothers.

I'd take on the bloody lot of em..

[Larry Long Balls]

Lets not forget Neddy was a gigantic shit stain on society.

[Rooster1908]

Nah they were all good boys , just ask there mums .Just like old Ned Kelly , another good boy .Maybe his father in law made him do it

[Jacks Fur Coat]

In 1990-1991 Long Bay Gaol housed some very dangerous men. At that time in the Central Industrial Prison known as the CIP a bloke called Warren Genna was the numero uno, Smith & another bloke called Peter Powers (lifer) also known as Pigeon were his right & left hand men. At the same time in the prison next door called the Metropolitan Reception Prison known as the MRP a guy called Timmy Mathews was the man along with Jockey Smith & next door to that was the Metropolitan Remand Centre known as the MRC which was being run by the Quinlan brothers 3 big as & mean Aboriginal brothers.

Think I know Peter Powers, went on to become a stage hypnotist.