The sex worker turned hero who exposed Australia's dirtiest cops | Under Investigation
60 Minutes Australia・2 minutes read
Sally Ann Huckstep bravely exposes police corruption in 1981, leading to the downfall of corrupt officers like Roger Rogerson and Neddy Smith, but her murder remains unsolved despite efforts by the police to bring justice. Warren Lam Franchi's involvement with Rogerson in a heroin deal ultimately leads to his death and sparks a chain of events that reveal the extent of corruption within the Australian police force.
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- Sally Ann Huckstep's courageous decision to speak out about police corruption on national television triggered a significant clean-up within the Australian police force, exposing officers engaged in drug supply, armed robberies, and even murders.
- The interconnected web of corruption involving key figures like Warren Lam Franchi, Roger Rogerson, and Neddy Smith, as unveiled through Sally Ann's revelations and subsequent investigations, showcases the dangerous and intricate nature of criminal activities within law enforcement, ultimately leading to convictions and life sentences for those involved in heinous crimes.
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Recent questions
Who exposed police corruption in Australia?
Sally Ann Huckstep
What criminal activities was Roger Rogerson involved in?
Drug supply and murder
How did Warren Lam Franchi impact Sally Ann's life?
Became a key figure in exposing corruption
What led to Sally Ann's tragic death?
Unsolved murder after exposing corruption
Who was the chief suspect in Sally Ann's murder?
Neddy Smith
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