Life and Crimes: Confessions of an Underworld Lawyer
He was the lawyer to Melbourne’s biggest underworld figures before cocaine sent him to jail. In an exclusive series Andrew Fraser lifts the lid on the crims he represented, the cops he met, and his dramatic fall from grace.
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