He claimed that he was trying to arrest Lanfranchi for five suspected armed robberies. He knew that knowing everybody would be good for his own business and this extraordinary, outwardly affable, bright, capable man showed no fear.. There was no gloating when disgraced detective Roger Rogerson learnt of the death in prison of once feared gangster Neddy Smith, his longtime accomplice turned ferocious foe. Both have been found guilty of murder and possession of 2.78. It was Smith who in 1981 drove drug dealer Warren Lanfranchi to an appointment with Rogerson at which the policeman shot Lanfranchi dead in a Chippendale lane. Smith, who survived Sydney's 1980s gang wars, had suffered from Parkinson's disease for the past four decades and spent his last 33 years behind bars. "The case relied upon by Rogerson was completely lacking in credibility and did not raise any doubt about his guilt," the judgement read. He spent a further three years in jail. . Rogerson served twelve months of a maximum two-and-a-half-year sentence. Rogerson, played by Roxburgh, and Neddy Smith (Tony Martin) in a famous scene from the first Blue Murder in which crook and cop enjoy the spoils of crime. The surname Rogerson was first found in Aberdeenshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Obar Dheathain), a historic county, and present day Council Area of Aberdeen, located in the Grampian region of northeastern Scotland from ancient times, some say as early as the 11th century. Roger Rogerson being escorted to a prison van at the Supreme Court in Sydney in 2016. Rogerson wanted me to tell him the 'real' McNamara story the one the jury didnt hear. Big Sky Publishing. Rogerson was acquitted of Drurys shooting, but was convicted of perverting the course of justice over a false bank account. In 1999, Rogerson was convicted of perverting the course of justice and lying to the Police Integrity Commission. "Roger would like to see you," she said. A big Beckham birthday! Crucially, McNab has produced a remarkable portrayal of Rogersons activities in his twilight years, leading up to the murder of Gao. My view is it started out as a drug deal that became a rip off and at some point in the planning Roger said, well if it doesnt go right, well just top him, end of story, he says. ROGER ROGERSON. + Follow. Fond of talking about himself in the third person, Rogerson was known to say: "Roger is a tough cop in a tough town". Blue Murder shows the attempted murder of detective Michael Drury who was shot twice through his kitchen window alleged to have been taken down by Melbourne hitman Christopher Dale Flannery at Rogersons behest. Glen McNamara, 60, also watched proceedings remotely. Children drinking PINTS and the King riding in a 14-wheel golden HGV - this is Kate and Prince William 'are keen' for Prince George to have official role in King Charles' coronation - but Royally hard work! He later joked that the only way to identify Western's bullet-ridden body was by his ingrown toenails. 'He did mention that he probably would have been dead long before if he hadn't been in jail but that's about it,' she said, Rogerson and Smith could often be found drinking at inner-city pubs including Alexandria's Star and Iron Duke, the Captain Cook at Millers Point and the Lord Wolseley in Ultimo. Rogerson who is now 80, and Glen McNamara, now 62, were jailed for life for the murder of drug dealer Jamie Gao. One was the murder in company of tow truck driver, Ronnie Flavell and the other of brothel owner Harvey Jones. It would take years for the police to get serious about bringing its shiniest (though far from its only) rotten apple undone. Smith was born in 1944 and was a major criminal, involved particularly in armed robbery, heroin trafficking, and murder. jailed for life for the murder of drug dealer Jamie Gao. Hes in his mid-60s but Roger misses being on centre stage in the criminal life so hes reconstructing his drug-dealing mates.. Sallie-Anne Huckstepp was a Sydney private schoolgirl who fell into heroin addiction and prostitution and in 1981 began a relationship with Sydney dealer Warren Lanfranchi. A reality TV star has allegedly been caught having a full-on affair with a co-star, leaving his longtime girlfriend and fellow castmate heartbroken. Smith insisted the pair became partners in crime. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. He even bragged of a close encounter with singer Dame Shirley Bassey, after allegedly nabbing a man who had just stolen her handbag. Based on the years before Smith was jailed for life for murder it depicts the armed robber and heroin dealer as a charismatic player on the Sydney scene. Rogerson and his second wife Anne Melocco were convicted of lying to the Police Integrity Commission, and this is portrayed in Blue Murder: Killer Cop. Married to his then wife Debra, with whom he had four children, the physically imposing Smith is both a wiley gangster and a big-hearted family man. 00:01. Rogerson was eventually jailed in 1990 for conspiring to pervert the course of justice over the transfer of A$110,000 into bank accounts under false names during the Drury trial. Brisbane's Whiskey Au Go Go fire killed 15 people. Where things went horribly wrong for Rogerson was his blindness to the array of CCTV cameras that captured their meeting with Gao in the Padstow storage unit, McNab says. "Roger would like to see you," she said. Smith's long relationship with the since disgraced detective sergeant Roger Rogerson caused both men ongoing difficulties. Followed categories will be added to My News. Rogerson was referring to the fact that there was a manhunt for him and that his mate Glen McNamara had been arrested on his way back from Cooma jail where he had been discussing the extortion plan. The first Blue Murder series is largely based on Smiths book Neddy. The female roles of Neddy Smiths wife Debra (Joy Smithers) and Lanfranchis prostitute girlfriend Sallie-Anne Huckstepp (Loene Carmen) give this story depth. Lawyers for both Rogerson and McNamara indicated they would appeal against the sentence. Even after he was booted from the police force in 1986, outed "dog" drug dealer Neddy Smith as his informant and was jailed twice, the man known as Roger the Dodger seemed a Teflon man. He said he arranged for it to be handed over to McNamara. Early Origins of the Rogerson family. The coronial file and findings into her disappearance are now missing. Smith'sfinal downfall had begun in October 1987 when he and another criminal killed tow truck diver Ronald Flavell during a road rage incident at Coogee. Stella Dings unique way of relating to her students has seen the NSW science teacher develop engaging lessons based on gaming. One of Australia's most notorious cops, Roger Rogerson, is likely to die in jail after a court declined to extend his time to appeal. He had the politicians knack about him, the charm to work a room, says McNab. [29], On 25 August 2016, Rogerson and McNamara faced a sentencing hearing. In 2005, when Roger Rogerson was sentenced to his second stint in jail - this time for lying under oath to the Police Integrity Commission six years earlier, unaware the true story had been captured on audiotapes - a District Court judge and a prominent psychiatrist both expressed the view that the former NSW detective might be rehabilitated and [38], In 1988 Roger Rogerson told a Bulletin reporter that he and the other lead detectives fabricated evidence. Smith insisted they became partners in crime. Christopher Dale Flannery. In 2016 after the men were jailed, he met with Rogerson's solicitor Peter Katsoolis and police then began to investigate. Put a schooner of Reschs in his gnarled hand and we could have been two old mates chatting at the pub. While dealing narcotics he was also pulling off brazen armed robberies worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, Smith, who was once the most infamous crook in Australia, was serving life for murder. What Rogerson didn't mention to me during my two visits was that his time to appeal was gone. Can the dogs of Chernobyl teach us new tricks when it comes to our own survival? The Court of Criminal Appeal threw out their cases in Sydney this morning, almost five years after they were jailed for life for murdering Jamie Gao. In late January, 1985 Flannerys family home was sprayed with rounds from a rifle. The initial approach to Rogerson has been aired via a series of taped phone calls made between . Smith was by then a pariah in the underworld and despised by the detectives he said had allowed him to make millions of dollars from dealing heroin and staging armed robberies. He looks healthy and on his game, and his actors gift of making you feel youre the only person in the room is undiminished. Rogerson is known to most Australians as a prominent, recurring figure in the country's efforts to eradicate corrupt crime fighters. Geesche Jacobsen, Kate McClymont (21 February 2005). All times AEDT (GMT +11). Nationwide News Pty Ltd 2023. Reborn as an investigative journalist and author, McNab became Rogersons unauthorised biographer with his 2006 book The Dodger. [19], Rogerson was dismissed from the NSW Police Force on 11 April 1986 (had not seen active service since his suspension on 30 November 1984 as a result of the Drury investigation). 'He did mention that he probably would have been dead long before if he hadn't been in jail but that's about it,' Ms Melocco said. [28] On the second day, the trial was aborted because of the potential prejudice caused after McNamara's then-barrister Charles Waterstreet made a reference to Rogerson "killing two or three people when he was in the police force. Credit: Daniel Munoz. There was a whole coterie of men who liked Roger because Roger could do things for them, says author Duncan McNab. On 6 June 1984, Drury was shot twice through his kitchen window as he fed his three-year-old daughter. The latter are alleged to. This included auctioning signed photos of himself standing near Lanfranchi's dead body. The disgraced ex-policeman and fellow former detective Glen McNamara were found guilty in a Sydney court of murdering 20-year-old Jamie Gao in a storage facility in the city's south-west in May, 2014, during a botched drug deal. His wife Anne Melocco told Daily Mail Australia that Rogerson had mentioned Smith's death but there had certainly been no celebration or revengeful one-liners. It was McNamara who met Gao through his own consultancy work for lawyers, when the young man was acting as a translator for a friend in strife. Rogerson has called a new witness, who told the court he picked up what he thought was a gun wrapped in a towel from a doorstep in the months before the murder. A generation of his colleagues have either keeled over or retired, and Rogers looking around for fresh playmates, McNab says. There was no doubt this time that the lethal shot had been fired by Rogerson, who quipped that Burns "fell out of the car dead as a doornail". He spun off his infamy into a round of after-dinner pub speaking engagements. Welcome to the Coronation! We are no longer accepting comments on this article. [16], Fellow police officer Michael Drury has alleged that Rogerson was involved in his attempted murder. Disgraced detective's last bid for freedom to not die in jail. Low income Aussies and pensioners could be forced out of homes, Tens of thousands flock to Bondi for one-off dance party, Major traffic chaos warning for Sydney across busiest weekend in years. In June 2016, Roger Rogerson and Glen McNamara were found guilty of killing student Jamie Gao for his drugs (Partridge, 2016a). Published Sep 4, 2016. Justice Geoffrey Bellew was satisfied the men formed an agreement to kill so they could steal the 2.78 kilograms of methamphetamine he was going to supply them. Rogerson was eventually jailed in 1990 for conspiring to pervert the course of justice over the transfer of A$110,000 into bank accounts under false names during the Drury trial. Justice Geoffrey Bellew was satisfied the men formed an agreement to kill so they could steal the 2.78 kilograms of methamphetamine he was going to supply them. The new book explores in richer detail the accounts of Rogersons profiteering from crime while a detective, anticipating the pivotal shift in Australian criminal enterprise from armed robberies and safe breaking to drug trafficking. Australia's most corrupt cop Roger Rogerson launches appeal. One of three children, Rogerson grew up in the Sydney suburb of Bankstown (moving there from Bondi at six years old). The Dodger had brought a whole new network of people who knew Rogerson out of the woodwork. 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McNab quit the force in dismay. Rising through the ranks, he won 12 commendation awards and worked on some of Australia's biggest cases of the 1970s, before his well-documented slide into infamy. With his running knowledge of underworld sellers and buyers, Rogerson was a fantastic middleman but came to grief when he stopped being middleman and decided to actually take a bigger slice, McNab says. Arthur 'Neddy' Smith. But as McNab now recalls, Rogerson was protected in large part by his aura within the polices own ranks. He was brought in to investigate the Ananda Marga conspiracy case, despite having no connections to the Special Branch investigating the case. They have not been seen or heard from since. Former detectives Roger Rogerson and Glen McNamara have lost their appeals against convictions for the murder of Sydney drug dealer Jamie Gao. Australia's most corrupt cop Roger Rogerson is making a last ditch attempt not to die in jail as he has applied to the High Court of Australia to appeal his life sentence. On 20 May 2014, former New South Wales police officers Roger Rogerson and Glen McNamara murdered student Jamie Gao in cold blood. [19], In 2008, Rogerson reviewed episodes of the Underbelly series and Melbourne's underworld war in The Daily Telegraph[23] He also wrote about the 2009 series of Underbelly for the same paper. They also rejected the claim the jury should have been told about a conversation McNamara said he had with Rogerson before the murder where he allegedly admitted to murdering or conspiring to murder six other people. At 78 years old, and with a body worn by hard work, hes well qualified. Ms Melocco said Rogerson hadbeen disappointed by losing his murder conviction appeal but had not given up hope and would take the case to the High Court. People who keep describing him to me as mesmerising have got it right. While it was impossible to know who fired the fatal shot, Rogerson claimed the kill, according to Australia's News Limited newspapers. Drury said Rogerson had tried to bribe him to change his evidence over a heroin trial and when Drury refused, he was shot. Rogerson emerged fresh from the killing at an old mates' lunch club at a Sydney pub having invited some unfamiliar guests: a well-known boxer with two bikies in tow. The NSW crown prosecutor, Christopher Maxwell sought for the judge to jail Rogerson and McNamara for life, stating there was no distinction between a contract killing and killing for the purpose of financial gain[30], One detective witness told the Daily Telegraph "it was like tracking the stars of Amateur Hour", regarding the killing of Jamie Gao. The pair was also found guilty of taking part in the supply of 2.8kg of methamphetamine, known in Australia by its street name ice. In 1981, in a back lane called Dangar Place in Sydneys Chippendale, in front of a large group of police officers, Rogerson shot dead heroin dealer Warren Lanfranchi. Flannery, known as "Mr Rent-a-Kill", later disappeared. The last time I'd spoken to him - or rather been spoken at by him - he said he'd make sure I was 'sorted out'. Three years later he was tried for conspiring with hitman Christopher Dale Flannery to murder Drury. Violent and sinister characters populate the script: Neddy Smith, played by Tony Martin, is the charismatic big man of Sydneys gangland. Neddy Smith stood trial for her murder, but was acquitted. And fabled underworld tales are recreated, such as the scene of Sydney lawyer Brian Alexander on a boat trussed up and chained to a stove, being pitched overboard outside the Sydney Heads. Not much stuck. CONDEMNED to spend the rest of his days behind bars, disgraced detective turned convicted killer Roger Rogerson will be held in an aged care wing where he regularly conducts singalongs, to stop him becoming a godfather-type figure to young inmates, prison sources have revealed. Melbourne hitman Christopher Dale Flannery was a career criminal who became known as Mr Rent-A-Kill. A large scale search was underway at Freshwater Beach on Saturday night after a young man was reported missing in the water. He became a Sydney celebrity because of his close relationship during the 1980s with corrupt police detective Roger Rogerson. 00:55. Drury was a Sydney detective whose dramatic attempted murder in 1984 believed to have been carried out by Melbourne hitman Chris Flannery brought an end to Roger Rogersons career. The menacing conversation included an unsuccessful attempt by Rogerson to wound his biographer by recalling the suicide of a colleague whod been involved in a fatal hit and run on a child and to whose parents McNab had to break the news. Lennie McPherson. Melocco was sentenced to two years' periodic detention for the same offence. Rogerson was suspected of having organised the hit after former undercover agent Drurys surveillance resulted in charged against Melbourne heroin dealer, Alan Williams. He turned himself in after being spotted on surveillance, spun a story, and set up his former colleagues. However, on 20 November 1989, Rogerson was acquitted. [21], On 17 February 2005, Rogerson and his wife, Anne Melocco, were convicted of lying to the 1999 Police Integrity Commission. Both pleaded not guilty in January 2015. Detectives have variously described . In 1984, undercover policeman Michael Drury was shot in his Sydney home as he fed his young daughter. Since joining Smith at Long Bay there have been occasional reports from criminal and police sources of the pair being sighted together which Corrective Services always denied. Most of Jamie Gao's murder was caught on CCTV. Train fares will rise by 5.9% TOMORROW - but travellers can still get cheaper tickets if they buy them Will El Salvador's new mega-prison turn into a bloodbath? Pictured left to right are Gary Sweet playing hitman Chris Flannery, Peter Phelps as Henry, Richard Roxburgh as detective Roger Rogerson and Tony Martin as Smith, Rogerson has always maintained Smith was no more than a valuable informant for the Armed Hold-Up Squad. He was known for his hothead and tendency to go off and empty his gun into the victims. [8][9] Following a retrial, both Rogerson and McNamara were found guilty of murder. Stephen Bear, who starred in several seasons of reality TV shows aired in Australia, has been jailed for 21 months for sharing a sex tape. Rogerson had publicly accused Smith of informing on other criminals in media interviews and in the early 1990s the crook spectacularly turned on the copper. Video, Russian minister laughed at for Ukraine war claims, Saving Private Ryan actor Tom Sizemore dies at 61, AOC under investigation for Met Gala dress, Mother who killed her five children euthanised, Walkie Talkie architect Rafael Violy dies aged 78, Alex Murdaugh's legal troubles are far from over, The children left behind in Cuba's exodus, US sues Exxon over nooses found at Louisiana plant. A month into the trial, McNab realised this dark new chapter for Rogerson was no epilogue to his previous biography but a new book in the begging. McNamara is yet to make any submissions. And Rogersons last application for an extension of time to do so has been refused by the Supreme Court. On 15 June 2016, Rogerson and McNamara were found guilty of Gao's murder. Former Sydney detectives Roger Rogerson and Glen McNamara have lost an appeal against their convictions for murdering a drug dealer. They dont reminisce over a cup of tea and a Scotch Finger. But Drury believed the shocking truth that Rogerson was involved, and could only publicly admitted it after the disgraced detective was convicted for Jamie Gaos murder in late 2016. Revealed: The new '23' number plates the DVLA deems offensive and has banned including EU23 OFF and GO23 HEL, The secret WhatsApp mode that lets you EDIT texts after you've sent them. McNamara told the trial Rogerson shot the student dead as he "seethed with anger" over the exchange of drugs and cash. All those years later, [for Rogerson] to have that amount of clout, quite spooky.. Their relationship hit the skids when Rogerson outed him on television as an informant, and Smith outed Rogerson to the Independent Commission Against Corruption. That was close. Gao was unlikely to have had any real idea of the background of the men he was dealing with, particularly Rogerson, McNab says. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. A few months later, Rogerson and colleagues shot Sydney bank robber "Butchy" Burns in his getaway car. Roger Rogerson leaves a court hearing in 2014. Don't miss out on the headlines from NSW. The latter are alleged to have been Rogersons hope for unloading the ice. Smith is pictured, Rogerson's wife Anne Melocco told Daily Mail Australia her husband had mentioned Smith's death but there had been no celebration or revengeful one-liners. You start meeting so many people whove had their lives trampled on by this guy, both coppers and civilians, McNab says. CCTV showed both men walking into the storage unit with the drug dealer and at their trial they each blamed theother for killing him. Disgraced former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng said he lived through "absolute hell" during a six-month stint in a Malaysian prison riddled with vermin and disease, according to . Blindsided: Stars affair rocks hit show, Reality star sent to jail over secret sex tape. In 1986, Huckstepp, also a sex worker, was found dead in a pond in central Sydney's Centennial Park. It was also alleged that Rogerson gave heroin dealer and underworld killer Arthur Stanley Neddy Smith the green light to commit crimes, in exchange for being an informant and a slice of the heroin trade. It is understood many of Rogersons fellow prisoners at the Kevin Waller wing suffer age-related memory loss, allowing him to persuade them into letting him use their allocated phone time. The man said he suspected it might have been the gun used in the murder of Mr Gao. EXCLUSIVE: Florence Pugh's father is threatened with 2,500 fine as he goes to war with council over Oxford Do not sell or share my personal information. Production isnt even underway yet and theres already friction behind the scenes on the controversial Sydney-based reality series. [13], Rogerson worked on some of the biggest cases of the early 1970s, including the Toecutter Gang Murder and the Whiskey Au Go Go Fire in Brisbane. Rogerson and fellow former detective Glen McNamara were caught on CCTV removing Gaos body in a surfboard bag from a storage facility. A year later his autobiography Neddy was published with even more damning claims against Rogerson and the book became the basis for Blue Murder. In the pre-digital era, illegal bootleg video cassettes of Blue Murder I and II were jealously guarded, surreptitiously leant and massively copied. Disgraced NSW detective Roger Rogerson, jailed for murder, could give evidence to the coronial inquest into the 1973 Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub firebombing in Brisbane which killed 15 people. At the age of 73, Rogerson murdered a 20-year-old university student called Jamie Gao over a 3kg package of crystal meth, a drug deal that became a straight rip-off. But the cool-headed Smith was not impressed with Flannery, who made powerful enemies among Sydney ganglands other factions and police alike. An inquest heard Rogerson fatally shot Lanfranchi while trying to effect an arrest, but failed to find it was done in self-defence. Arthur Stanley Neddy Smith is a big force of character in the first Blue Murder series. At an inquest into Flannery's suspected murder, Coroner Greg Glass said he suspected Rogerson had killed him. All times AEDT (GMT +11). Single mother faces 170 parking fine after overstaying at McDonald's for just 14 minutes while she treated Man had sex with his wife on bollard in protest after it had been erected by neighbour to stop him parking What will the next pandemic be? Given the lead role of Rogerson, brave cop and bad cop rolled into one, Roxburgh played the Roger on the move, taking care of Sydneys most dangerous and violent criminals. Both Rogerson and McNamara lodged a notice of intention to appeal days after their life sentences were imposed in 2016. The 20-year-old student was shot dead in a Padstow storage unit in 2014 and his body was wrapped in a tarpaulin and dumped in Cronulla. However, it was alleged by Lanfranchi's partner, Sallie-Anne Huckstepp, and later by Neddy Smith, that Rogerson had murdered Lanfranchi as retribution for robbing another heroin dealer who was under police protection and for firing a gun at a police officer. McNab uncovered one startling exception. During Rogerson's career, he was one of the most decorated officers in the police force, having received at least thirteen awards for bravery, outstanding policemanship and devotion to duty including the Peter Mitchell Trophy, the highest annual police award. [22][failed verification] Following his release from prison in 2006, Rogerson resumed his entertainment career with Mark "Jacko" Jackson by appearing in a show called The Wild Colonial Psychos with Jackson and Mark "Chopper" Read. He was released from Kirkconnell Correctional Centre on 17 February 2006. McNab was flummoxed too by the involvement of Rogersons unlikely partner in crime, a self-styled former police whistleblower and anti-drug/anti-paedophile/anti-corruption campaigner Glen McNamara. "Extensive in its planning, brutal in its execution and callous in its aftermath," he said. Rogerson, 75, and McNamara, 57, were found guilty of murdering Mr Gao, 20, during a drug deal at a Padstow storage facility on May 20, 2014 and dumping his body in waters off Cronulla the next day. ISBN9781925675443. Its a challenge that will almost certainly elude this once-celebrated detective - who will now likely die in jail. He later joked in court that the media had changed his name by deed poll from decorated officer to "disgraced former detective". Smith's final downfall had begun in October 1987 when he and another criminal killed tow truck diver Ronald Flavell during a road rage incident at Coogee. Murdaugh is heckled as he leaves court, Ken Bruce finishes his 30-year tenure as host of BBC Radio 2, Missing hiker buried under snow forces arm out to wave to helicopter, Hershey's Canada releases HER for SHE bars featuring a trans activist, Insane moment river of rocks falls onto Malibu Canyon in CA, Fleet-footed cop chases an offender riding a scooter, Family of a 10-month-old baby filmed vaping open up. Roger Rogerson could not have been written by anyone else.
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