‘Stockholm Syndrome’ fears for hostage
DURING the last hour of the Sydney siege a police negotiator wondered if hostage Selina Win Pe was suffering “Stockholm Syndrome”.
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Police chief unaware of siege details
THE police commander in charge of the final hours of the Lindt Café siege was in the dark about crucial information during the ordeal, he has revealed at the inquest.
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Why police didn’t storm cafe earlier
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Horrific moment Tori was killed
A LINDT cafe hostage tells how Tori Johnson was forced to his knees and wept as the gunman “prepared like an athlete”.
‘Tori could have escaped siege’
JULIE Taylor has spoken publicly about the siege for the first time and how Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson could have walked free.
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