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We notice that Roger got a mention in a recent Penthouse article.  A copy of the PDF is attached for you to download.

Taking a quick stock count, we've realised that there are now less than 100 copies of John's book on the story of the two participants in one of the strangest jail breakouts in Australian History - Wanted:  John & Lucy

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You can follow this link to see the full review at AustCrime Fiction:

"It's easy to see the sensational side of this story.  The escape method was pretty spectacular, the players almost script-written to order.  The career criminal, an older man; the young, foreign, exotic, sad, fragile woman who turns to crime for the man she loves.  There's a lot more to it, and WANTED JOHN & LUCY reminds us that true crime stories are about real people."

Convicted former detective sergeant Roger Rogerson will tell his side of the story as part of this year’s Look Who’s Talking program.  More at....

Alan Jones has an eerie ability to tap into community sentiment, or at least a significant part of it.  More on this article...

Controversial former police officer Roger Rogerson fondly remembers his first car.

It's a startling contrast to his image as hard man but Roger Rogerson says his first vehicle was small, red and pedal-driven.  For the rest of the article...

There is little or no mention about the events that made him so notorious although his accounts of cases he worked on are interesting enough. You get the picture of what would be called an old time traditional detective who isn't averse to bending the rules to achieve and outcome. Just how far those rules were bent is left to the individual to decide.  Click for review.

Review on AustCrime Fiction:

THE DARK SIDE does tell a good old-fashioned yarn well.  There's also a sneaking sense that there is some honesty in the recounting.  An unapologetic retelling of events from a different time - without gloss or overt reputation massaging going on.   Click for Full Review

He still does not mind associating with colourful characters, including Perth underworld figure John Kizon and former detective Roger Rogerson. 

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