Tough Nuts Australias Hardest Criminals S01E02 WS DSR XviD-HDCP

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Source : Digital Satellite

Genre : Documentary

Air : 29/07/2010

Release : 30/07/2010



Resolution : 624x352

Aspect Ratio : 1.773

Framerate : 25.000fps

Video Codec : XviD

Video Bitrate : 1256kbps

Audio : 128kbps MP3 2ch 48000Hz



Duration : 00:55:00

Size : 29x20m



















































[Chow Hayes: Australia's First Gangster]







Arguably Australia's most feared gangster, he was a convicted

double murderer, sentenced to hang in 1952 for the brazen killing

of stand-overman and former boxer, Bobby Lee. Chow's sentence was

commuted to life in prison and he was released from jail in 1978.

By this time, Chow was in the final decade of his life. At the

time of his death, Chow had served almost 40 of his 74 years on

the planet in jail. In his dotage, Chow became a celebrated crime

figure - the subject of a biography by crime writer David Hickie

and the subject of a chilling portrait by artist, Bill Leak that

was short listed for the Archibald Prize in 1984. The portrait

shows a wizened old man who still possessed the eyes of a killer.

In the course of writing Chow's biography, David Hickie had

recorded conversations with Chow that Chow insists must not be

released until after his death. These tapes have never seen light

of day. Tough Nuts reveals the contents of the tapes where Chow

confesses to five murders and points the finger at Sydney's

criminal luminaries, including Lenny McPherson and George Freeman.

Chow knew where all the bodies were buried. Tough Nuts charts the

course of Chow's life, from his formative years. Chow was the son

of a WWI veteran; broken by his experience of the bloody conflict.

Chow was nine years of age when he first set eyes on his father.

His father was straight-jacketed in an asylum.





































































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