Table of Contents

Author's note
Introduction
Chapter One:Threads of fate
Chapter Two: A brutal and sadistic murder
Chapter Three: Political and legal challenges
Chapter Four: Court martial in Noumea
Chapter Five: A miscarriage of justice
Chapter Six: The High Court appeal
Chapter Seven: In Goulburn Reformatory
Chapter Eight: Evatt seizes an opportunity
Chapter Nine: Justice Maxwell inquiry
Chapter Ten: Bureaucratic confusion
Chapter Eleven: Persecution and determination
Chapter Twelve: Judge Rainbow breakthrough
Chapter Thirteen: Redemption and requiem
Acknowledgments
Endnotes
Bibliography
Index

About the Author

Robert Hadler lives in the inner Melbourne suburb of Richmond. He is a former award-winning economics journalist who has worked in the Commonwealth Public Service, as a political adviser, a lobbyist for industry groups and senior executive roles in multinational companies. Since he retired in 2015, he has been a Director on Government, corporate and not-for-profit boards. However, his passion is writing about Australian history, and in particular controversial events that sparked military, legal and political challenges and triggered reforms that changed the future direction of the nation.

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