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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2022
  • Russell `Mad Dog' Cox was Australia's most wanted man for 11 years. He escaped multiple prisons, including Katingal jail that was deemed escape proof.
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  • @David-nx2vm
    @David-nx2vm Год назад +9

    This video features commentary by Rog Rogerson as a NSW police detective and expert. Rogerson was a dirty cop who was sentenced to prison for murder and drug dealing. I guess the producers didn’t know at the time.

  • @angela21975
    @angela21975 Год назад +12

    Are you friggin kidding me?!?! I just watched an episode of Under Investigation with Liz Hayes about a cop in NSW that was a crooked murderer named Roger Rogerson and they are using him in this video as a representative of the police department!!! WTF!!!! Wow

    • @Sadbuttrue-ThatSwedishGirl
      @Sadbuttrue-ThatSwedishGirl 4 месяца назад

      He was taken off life support 19/1-24 and is near death.

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад +1

      Say what?

    • @davidc3839
      @davidc3839 Месяц назад

      It's an old video and Roger Rogerson was always promoting himself as an expert.

    • @SaChin-sc1tp
      @SaChin-sc1tp 21 день назад +2

      Was Roger Rogerson found to have watched too many hours of "Dexter" ?

  • @andrewcarter7503
    @andrewcarter7503 Год назад +39

    My dad always used to say "stay away from anyone whose nickname is 'mad dog'"
    Not the most comprehensive life advice but a useful tip, nevertheless.

    • @tomg5187
      @tomg5187 Год назад

      Brilliant! 😂

    • @cedardryad
      @cedardryad Год назад

      I laugh bc my old coworker's husband couldn't pronounce my old name so he just called me "Mad dog".

  • @bobturner3388
    @bobturner3388 Год назад +6

    9 minutes into the video and I already see a criminal being developed by our broken system on a young child!

  • @llll7396
    @llll7396 Год назад +29

    It's hilarious seeing old crime documentaries with Roger Rogerson on them 😂

    • @jhoney6844
      @jhoney6844 Год назад +3

      Yeah if only they knew

    • @larazeesk7080
      @larazeesk7080 Год назад +1

      My father worked with RR when he was in 21 Division -

    • @noinfo9130
      @noinfo9130 Год назад +2

      Chopper Reid is actually more honest than Rogerson.... and we all know Chopper loved a tall tale.

    • @larazeesk7080
      @larazeesk7080 Год назад +1

      @@noinfo9130 Chopper spent a lot of time in the X - either side buddy nine of them are honest

    • @lh7325
      @lh7325 Год назад +1

      @@larazeesk7080 Your dad must have some interesting stories.

  • @user-mt4ku7jw1y
    @user-mt4ku7jw1y 3 месяца назад +1

    Love Choppers inputs, hes hilarious plol

  • @gwens5093
    @gwens5093 Год назад +30

    As an educator I believe these boys have a higher IQ than their teachers and school proves to be boring and not challenging enough. The attempt to be successful at crime gives them the challenge and success that they seek.

    • @jonathanparker2369
      @jonathanparker2369 Год назад

      This is the kind of silly naivety that has run riot among, specifically female teachers, that has left young men completely abandoned.

    • @billyballsup2685
      @billyballsup2685 Год назад +1

      A school freind ended up doing 17 years gaol before he realized he's actually a genius. Yep he was bored. I looked at the black board and new it in just looking but never let on how smart he was.

    • @dennisthemenace57
      @dennisthemenace57 Год назад +1

      Yeah right

    • @repentofidols
      @repentofidols Год назад +1

      Schools were invented to make obedient slaves.

    • @WJWeber
      @WJWeber Год назад +2

      I guess. That doesn’t make it okay. Why not be successful in something legal lol

  • @aussienic8428
    @aussienic8428 Год назад +4

    WOW! What a colourful array of people being interviewed! If only they could have seen into the future.

  • @Marachelle7
    @Marachelle7 Год назад +2

    Pretty good video, TY😘

  • @Roscoe.P.Coldchain
    @Roscoe.P.Coldchain Год назад +4

    Love how you use the word Bash and stand over man in oz 🤣👍

  • @BaronEvola123
    @BaronEvola123 Год назад +2

    Forensic Psychologist: "I suspect Russell Cox had a tough upbringing."
    Couldn't anybody figure that out, though?

  • @chloeew4627
    @chloeew4627 Год назад +1

    Childhood trauma is 90% of the jail population start in life. On the other hand dirty cops are just frigging dirty.

  • @ockertvanzyl5340
    @ockertvanzyl5340 Год назад +2

    What a story 👏👏👏👏👏🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @AmericanPatriot-bp7cu
    @AmericanPatriot-bp7cu Год назад

    Great story. Cox is like Wild Bill Hickok. Infamous.

  • @grahambird1570
    @grahambird1570 Год назад +4

    There isnt an Australian Cop from the bottom to the Top of the Ranks that has the Courage, Cunning and intelligence . . . . . of this Guy !!!! The Gladiator of Trending !

    • @deana8052
      @deana8052 Год назад +2

      i have had better interactions with police and army in warzones

    • @Enochthegreat71
      @Enochthegreat71 Год назад

      Yeah, they really thick.

    • @mj.l
      @mj.l Год назад

      all cops are cowards and predators

    • @noinfo9130
      @noinfo9130 Год назад

      Australian cops are the embodiment of corruption. They do absolutely zero to protect the public from anything. Then, now, or in the future.
      Its decades past time for state police forces with their masonic handshake commissioner appointments here to be permanently disbanded and replaced with publically elected sherrifs departments like the US has.

  • @parthenipirate
    @parthenipirate Год назад +26

    Product of the state. No country seems to be very good at citizen production. Yet still love to tell us all how to live

    • @bargainwallart653
      @bargainwallart653 Год назад

      True a product either way...look at the crims in Canberra & banks first though.

    • @bargainwallart653
      @bargainwallart653 Год назад +1

      I done time all i saw was idiots i moved on .

    • @mj.l
      @mj.l Год назад

      capitalism produces people like this.
      the country is irrelevant

    • @thegary9584
      @thegary9584 Год назад

      And somehow the factory keeps it churning

    • @repentofidols
      @repentofidols Год назад

      Stop paying taxes and signing your children and over to the government.

  • @katherinecollins4685
    @katherinecollins4685 Год назад

    Interesting documentary

  • @scottmahoney3147
    @scottmahoney3147 Год назад +6

    Wow, you had a criminal murderer give a statement. Rodger!

  • @Art-qy6gd
    @Art-qy6gd Год назад +3

    Have noticed most serial killers are good looking or they were when they were younger? The Devil comes in many different form. It’s easer to commit crimes when you’re good looking or more approachable.

    • @GummerHummerQueen
      @GummerHummerQueen 7 месяцев назад

      Not sure what serial killers you're checking out but most of them seem pretty average and below to me

  • @aspenrebel
    @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

    I could never make it higher than #11 for the top 10 most wanted list..

  • @desperate4dopamine
    @desperate4dopamine Год назад +2

    Unless your studying someone like this for whatever educational purposes… we need a new law where we just not alive them anymore. Tax money can go towards more useful things instead of keeping people like this alive

  • @cockneyb2k
    @cockneyb2k Год назад +14

    Dam his wife definitely a keeper.

    • @basicdesign1
      @basicdesign1 Год назад +1

      lol when you meet her in the Beyond, just try to remember who she's hitched up with. Very likely that''ll keep your thoughts shut, forget about your mouth 🤣

  • @verycd
    @verycd 5 месяцев назад

    It is arrogant and ignorant for a psychologist to say this man got educated during his last prison time. He had been well-educated by the boyhome (8 years for stealing a bicycle) and the tough turbulent life he had been through ever since. The nurse's love and faith in him as a human bening as everyone else, regardless of the side of the law he resided on, probably played an important role in his decision to comply because he wanted an ordinary life.

  • @David-tt1rb
    @David-tt1rb 2 месяца назад

    Even though his escape was explained i still don't understand- like how could he have scaled the outside perimeter fence? Those fences are about 20 feet high

  • @TheDillberto
    @TheDillberto Год назад +6

    im actually surprised the comments aren't turned off like all other content related to australia ... all of our news is censored beyond belief .... so as im hearing it 9:15 a Government institution took this guy and tortured him from the age of 12 to 18 for taking 3 pushbikes as a kid ? 12 or 13 ? and as a result you get Russell mad dog cox is that right ?? congratulate Australian government for its work guys. 👏👏👏👏

    • @repentofidols
      @repentofidols Год назад

      Most government institutions are filled with satanic pedos and abusers. But just like most children for thousands of years are trained to believe lies from the moment they leave the womb.

    • @GummerHummerQueen
      @GummerHummerQueen 7 месяцев назад

      There were other things as well, they said they thought that was the kicker

  • @paolofranceschi6874
    @paolofranceschi6874 Год назад

    Bellissimo. Grazie.

  • @Mongieboy
    @Mongieboy 3 месяца назад

    My mate went to Oz and bumped into chopper Reid. Said he was a nice bloke, he even autographed a meat cleaver 4 my pal. How cool is that?

  • @adamherd9456
    @adamherd9456 Год назад

    Old Roger the dodger and Michael Drury on the same doco.... makes me have a giggle

  • @euclideanspace2573
    @euclideanspace2573 Год назад +4

    I feel like if he was given the opportunity, he would have been extremely successful, in a better way.

    • @JollyRogerTheDodger
      @JollyRogerTheDodger Год назад +3

      My grandfather's uncle had given him a job working inventory on the dock yard. Cox showed up the first two days then on the morning of day 3, the foreman arrived to open up and saw half the inventory was missing, all the petty cash was gone and one of the local delivery motorcycles was missing.

    • @euclideanspace2573
      @euclideanspace2573 Год назад +1

      @@JollyRogerTheDodger Was that before or after he became a nasty criminal? And before or after he reformed?

    • @repentofidols
      @repentofidols Год назад +1

      @@euclideanspace2573 He was trained from childhood to believe lies and to be a greedy idol worshipper.

  • @maziacthegreat5805
    @maziacthegreat5805 Год назад +2

    Still a better love story then twilight

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

      They should make a movie out of it and bring in your roger rogerson cop guy too.

  • @davidc3839
    @davidc3839 Месяц назад

    Putting children in detention centres creates adult criminals. If children can be supported and diverted, many grow out of offending. These centres attract a proportion of staff who are either pedophiles or control freaks and they outweigh the people who are there to care for children.

  • @stu4392
    @stu4392 Год назад

    Nice LX Torana

  • @peterwallace9764
    @peterwallace9764 Год назад +4

    I tell ya, I wish I had his motivation an exercise regimen with the aim of lifting my fitness.

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

      Be like british prisoner charles bronson (not his real name). Developed a workout regimen being locked up in his small solitary confinement cell. There's a guy who should have the nickname mad dog.

  • @realdluvchrist5447
    @realdluvchrist5447 Год назад

    Strongly reminds me of Johan Stander the South African Cop turned bank robber who was eventually eliminated by Law enforcement in the US.

  • @BradGryphonn
    @BradGryphonn Год назад +14

    I was mates with a relatively infamous bank robber. He was one of the crew who broke out of Boggo road in a truck in the late 80s. The problem was, he was a heroin addict, and by the time he got out of jail, bank robbery was a far riskier affair than drug dealing with arguably lower returns. So he became a big-time drug dealer in the small city he ended up living in...and got busted multiple times. Not sure what happened to the poor bugger. Horse Ryan was his nickname.

    • @imtheking2101
      @imtheking2101 Год назад +2

      Cool story man

    • @jamesogden7457
      @jamesogden7457 Год назад +1

      He ended up selling his ass on the streets of Sydney for smack

    • @BradGryphonn
      @BradGryphonn Год назад +2

      @@jamesogden7457 Somehow I doubt that. But then, the last time I saw him he was a shell of the man he was when he first got released from jail. Not sure if a 6 foot four hardcore bank robber and drug dealer would have sold his ass for smack though. He was somewhat more resourceful than that. I'd like to think he got himself off the gear and got an honest job.

    • @Grisuu
      @Grisuu Год назад

      Great imagination

    • @jamesogden7457
      @jamesogden7457 Год назад

      @@BradGryphonn once a junkie always a junkie bumfuck

  • @huckingfappy7807
    @huckingfappy7807 Год назад +1

    Inclusion of Rodergson's narrative dilutes the whole documentary

  • @ann7021
    @ann7021 Год назад +4

    Music is very distracting.

    • @robertsmith8491
      @robertsmith8491 Год назад +2

      Extremely 👎

    • @daleolson3506
      @daleolson3506 Год назад +1

      The music junked another video 👎👎👎👎👎👎💩💩💩💩😬

  • @thecomebackking737
    @thecomebackking737 Год назад

    I like it before watching it, I saw the likes was 999 and I thought go for it make 1k😆

  • @tylercooper1551
    @tylercooper1551 Год назад

    Roger rogerson? Nice

  • @mik212who7
    @mik212who7 Год назад +1

    Thought this was 45min on Russell coight, wow was I wrong.

    • @Freshie13
      @Freshie13 Год назад

      Hahahahahahahahaahhaha
      Just a smidgy different

  • @brunoxxx8776
    @brunoxxx8776 Год назад

    You said it yourselves , with all you're detention centers you created Him!

  • @chuckselvage3157
    @chuckselvage3157 Год назад

    What a larrikin putting his dole form in on the run 🤣

  • @happytoday333
    @happytoday333 Год назад

    Alive and well. . ..

  • @Youstabemweslabem
    @Youstabemweslabem Год назад

    Seen it b4.

  • @despizedicon
    @despizedicon Год назад +2

    Wait isn't Australia a country started from convicts??? So this is just a normal Australian here.

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

      Yeah right!! so what are they all crying about? The entire country was founded by crooks.

  • @PatrickFDolan
    @PatrickFDolan Год назад +5

    What's an armed rubber?

    • @nicolasrose3064
      @nicolasrose3064 Год назад +3

      To answer your question.....
      What do you call a Deer with no eyes....?
      No eye' Deer....!
      No....?
      Alright, I'll get my coat...

    • @nicolasrose3064
      @nicolasrose3064 Год назад +1

      @@rawnature8148
      Q : Did you hear about the Irishman who put his condom on backwards ?
      A : He Went....

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

      Man, these Aussies brutalize the English language.

  • @judgetoogood1033
    @judgetoogood1033 Год назад

    The master of disaster….

  • @anthonycox3493
    @anthonycox3493 Год назад

    Yes COX

  • @monanolen4066
    @monanolen4066 Год назад

    Countdown #3 😂

  • @judgetoogood1033
    @judgetoogood1033 Год назад

    He didn’t have to worry about money, he had a wild woman . How could that be bad……

  • @John-nl4lt
    @John-nl4lt Год назад

    There’s Wally

  • @GillistheIllist
    @GillistheIllist Год назад

    Fun fact: his middle name was actually Loves.

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

      Oh I thought it was Huge.

  • @mickgatz214
    @mickgatz214 Год назад +1

    I wonder what Roger Rogerson is up to these days. :)

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад +1

      Someone up above posted two days ago that he's near death. This is now january 24, 2024.

    • @SaChin-sc1tp
      @SaChin-sc1tp 21 день назад +2

      He's writing his biography and selling the rights to the producer of "Dexter" 😮😅

  • @joanodom2104
    @joanodom2104 Год назад +4

    He never killed anyone, except in self defense.

  • @NLIR-nz6zb
    @NLIR-nz6zb Год назад +1

    It didn't make sense working back In the days .it was so easy. No dna no cams

  • @australiaray
    @australiaray Год назад

    now they give them jobs as a polly ...

  • @ianhe-kensken9303
    @ianhe-kensken9303 Год назад +2

    Maximum security.....defeated by a hacksaw blade. Well done Australia 😂😂😂

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

      Well no one has escaped from SuperMax in Florence, Colorado USA.

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

      But I cracked up laughing when they said the judge ruled: "How can he escape from a prison that doesn't legally exist?"

  • @papiezguwniak
    @papiezguwniak Год назад +1

    Imagine he's robbing your bank. Starts talking in Australian accent. Lmao.

    • @lh7325
      @lh7325 Год назад

      Considering how common bank robberies were in Australia in that era, it doesn't seem like anyone found their accents amusing.

  • @chirodavenz
    @chirodavenz Год назад +3

    Great to see Roger Rogerson make a come back 🤷‍♂️

    • @1punch_man
      @1punch_man Год назад +6

      Lol. Yeah I was shocked to see him. Obviously an old interview. One nasty individual

    • @jonathanjrgensen8676
      @jonathanjrgensen8676 Год назад +5

      This docu is like 12 years old :D hahaha .. this is BEFORE he got convicted for murder

    • @joanodom2104
      @joanodom2104 Год назад +1

      😂😁😵

    • @mj.l
      @mj.l Год назад

      is that sack of shit still alive?

  • @Polo-gh8lm
    @Polo-gh8lm Год назад +3

    Rodger rodgerson 😂😂😂

    • @Polo-gh8lm
      @Polo-gh8lm Год назад

      Must be Rodger’s son

    • @davidc3839
      @davidc3839 Месяц назад

      An expert at rogering the truth.

  • @moniquemaragh518
    @moniquemaragh518 Год назад

    That place wasn't a penal colony for nothing.

  • @sp4604
    @sp4604 Год назад

    I thought he hitched a ride on a kangaroo

  • @judgetoogood1033
    @judgetoogood1033 Год назад

    The USA could use this guy.

  • @airforceones679
    @airforceones679 Год назад +1

    Bo who

  • @garfieldclarke9153
    @garfieldclarke9153 27 дней назад

    That there is a great woman, run and hides with him when he's captured sent prison,she's there when hr returns

  • @escherichanja8522
    @escherichanja8522 Год назад +2

    Crazy, that people tend to only see the good side of criminals, as if their bad past will ever make them to people you would feel sorry for, not monsters who love the pain of others.

    • @repentofidols
      @repentofidols Год назад

      Because people live for the lusts of their flesh. They are trained from childhood to believe lies.

    • @escherichanja8522
      @escherichanja8522 Год назад +1

      @@repentofidols Go on and speak for yourself. It only shows that you have no cluw about sensitive people.

    • @charlesdobbs4570
      @charlesdobbs4570 Год назад +2

      All the damage he has done to people, I've never been robbed but having a Gun to your face would really screw some people up, being shot at, being in the middle of a gun fight and yet he is some kind of great guy now. It's Insane.

    • @escherichanja8522
      @escherichanja8522 Год назад

      @@charlesdobbs4570 You don´t need to have gun to your face to suffer, but freaks like you don´t get it, I guess, so make your drama if you need to. As if bullies aren´t hard enough.

  • @ktktktktktktkt
    @ktktktktktktkt Год назад

    Sorry, Russell "Mad Dog" what?

  • @judgetoogood1033
    @judgetoogood1033 Год назад

    Yeah right, a criminal reds tractors….

  • @claytonmcbride2439
    @claytonmcbride2439 Год назад

    Juvi from what? 12 to an adult...read between the lines, boy woulda got abused beyond Ur belief

  • @TestBed5313
    @TestBed5313 Год назад +1

    Only knew one bloke named Mad Dog in my life. He had the misfortune of finding somebodies kilo of smack burried in bushes in Rushcutters bay park, NSW about 1988. after that he was just mad stoned and useless.

  • @prosodiclearning
    @prosodiclearning Год назад

    i FEel sick eVERyTIME i see RogER

  • @circletranch9642
    @circletranch9642 Месяц назад

    Frankly I can't stand all these opinionated "experts" they invite on these videos to comment on the criminals and their crimes. To me they are bags of hot air.

  • @joanodom2104
    @joanodom2104 Год назад +2

    I get so sick of seeing Chopper. He actually sounds jealous!

  • @jeffharper9703
    @jeffharper9703 Год назад

    BLAESHDER, BOBBID AND BILSTER DOON UNDER DADDY'O ! ! !

  • @thegary9584
    @thegary9584 Год назад

    Poverty doesn’t breed the criminal, the obvious austerity prosperity differences and lack of level playing field breeds and perfects the criminal

    • @repentofidols
      @repentofidols Год назад

      No sin and the ways of the world breed criminals.

  • @stevegarth6902
    @stevegarth6902 Год назад

    Seems like a nice chap

  • @wensday21
    @wensday21 Год назад +1

    I'd change my name if that were I too

    • @holeefuk413
      @holeefuk413 Год назад +2

      Ye but would COX be your first choice?

    • @mandyellis876
      @mandyellis876 Год назад +1

      @@holeefuk413 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @escherichanja8522
    @escherichanja8522 Год назад

    A cheap way to make narcissists look like people you can love and care for, not people you will be scared of: "What It’s Like to Be a Diagnosed Narcissist
    The term ‘narcissist’ gets thrown around easily, but what does it really mean?
    Though the term “narcissist” is often used as shorthand for your standard preening, primping, vanity monster - reality stars, Instagram influencers, certain politicians - the actual diagnosis, as it stands in the world of clinical psychology, is considerably more layered, and not uncontroversial. While the DSM IV defined narcissists as necessarily “lacking empathy,” the DSM V softened their terminology, writing only that many narcissists’ empathy is “impaired.” When we use the term colloquially, we might mean only that someone is self-absorbed, or we might mean that they are arrogant - both traits a pathological narcissist might have, but also might not.
    In his 2015 book, Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad - and Surprising Good - About Feeling Special, clinical psychologist and Harvard Medical School lecturer Craig Malkin aimed, in part, to resolve some of that mixed messaging. First, he argues, narcissism is something we all have. The core of all narcissism, says Malkin, is “a pervasive, universal human tendency: the drive to feel special, exceptional, unique.” Research tells us that most people (even the really, truly average ones, which is, of course, most of us) think of ourselves as special. Untrue as it may be, this little bit of superiority is a good thing, says Malkin: It makes us dream bigger, work harder, and maybe even live longer. This, says Malkin, is healthy narcissism.
    Unhealthy narcissism, meanwhile, refers to a need to feel special, says Malkin. People with narcissistic personality disorder, or NPD, are “ so addicted to feeling special that they lie, steal, cheat, and do whatever it takes in order to get their high,” says Malkin.
    But the form in which narcissism can present itself also varies, says Malkin. While most people are familiar with what Malkin calls the “extroverted narcissist” - the braggadocious chest-thumpers - there are also introverted narcissists, whose sense of specialness may derive more from a sense of victimhood than superiority. “These are people who … might feel special because of their emotional pain,” says Malkin. “They agree with statements like ‘I feel I’m temperamentally different from most people,’ or ‘I have problems that nobody else seems to understand.’” (Malkin says this form comes up a lot in teenagers.) Because these narcissists aren’t so showy, or grandiose, they often fly under the radar.
    Like psychopathy, narcissism exists on a spectrum, and is not in itself an aberrant trait. Many people with above-average narcissism will live their lives undiagnosed, and successfully, says Malkin, as many cultures reward the kind of demanding, entitled, exploitative behaviors associated with a narcissistic personality. Those who do receive an official diagnosis often do so as a result of a broader psychological evaluation, says Malkin and treatment may involve talk therapy, CBT, DBT, and medications aimed at particular correlative symptoms, like depression.
    I spoke to one such person, a 46-year-old man who was diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder in his mid-30s and was treated for years afterward. [I’ll note here that while his English is pretty much perfect, it is his second language; he is Dutch, and lives in the Netherlands.] That conversation, which has been edited for length, is below.
    How did you come to be diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder?
    I lost my job at the end of 2009, and I got depressed over that, very deeply. I was treated, and about a year and a half [later], I was considered cured. Three months later, I was back at the doctor’s because I was depressed again, to a level of suicide. He referred me to a different, older, experienced psychologist, who said “I cannot help you” within 20 minutes of talking. He said, “What you need is much more extensive therapy than I can offer you, because your depression came back so hard that there is probably some underlying cause.” He said he’d refer me, and would advise [the new clinician] to do a personality test first, because he expected there to be some personality issue that caused recurring depression."

    • @Sierrz
      @Sierrz 2 месяца назад

      Who cares though

  • @grahamsheppard907
    @grahamsheppard907 Год назад

    australias got caught !! mug !!

  • @annettekennedy-wu8vk
    @annettekennedy-wu8vk Год назад

    Cm!

  • @davehughes53
    @davehughes53 Год назад +1

    Last viewer

  • @tomanycooks
    @tomanycooks Год назад

    no such thing as a highly intelligent criminal

    • @basicdesign1
      @basicdesign1 Год назад +1

      you wouldn't have heard of them (obviously).

  • @DJ3Drea
    @DJ3Drea Год назад +3

    First viewer

  • @aris.abdullah
    @aris.abdullah Год назад

    Oz the land of crook

    • @lh7325
      @lh7325 Год назад

      Australia's one of the safest countries in the world.

  • @johnny7750
    @johnny7750 Год назад +1

    Bonnie and Clyde but the Australian version,mad man,master thinker and super money maker!🇭🇲👑⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад

      Yeah, but Bonnie and Clyde didn't last very long. They got gunned down in their car.

  • @judgetoogood1033
    @judgetoogood1033 Год назад

    Women always get a break…..

  • @1gulfi
    @1gulfi Год назад

    Meget irriterende musik ,så jeg smutter igen ,min første og sidste gang jeg ser dette med den slags musik 😤

  • @AK-hk3hs
    @AK-hk3hs Год назад

    Is there any reason why criminals from 40 50 yrs ago are more relevant than criminals today. Can you not find anything more recent. Every crime channel can't seem to find recent crimes. Haha.. just re tell the same story for 40 yrs...brilliant. TV journalism...is sad. Nobody watching TV...put it youtube. People come to RUclips to avoid this type of journalism.

    • @lh7325
      @lh7325 Год назад +1

      Maybe it's due to Australia's low crime rate? I've watched quite a few Australian crime documentaries, and it seems things are far more tame there these days.

    • @AK-hk3hs
      @AK-hk3hs Год назад

      @@lh7325 Fair point ...thank you

    • @thrusta100
      @thrusta100 Год назад

      Such a nanny state only politicians can get away with criminal activity these days...

    • @aspenrebel
      @aspenrebel 4 месяца назад +1

      Because current criminals are boring.

  • @sbgMike1
    @sbgMike1 Год назад +1

    real hero

  • @kefelonia1
    @kefelonia1 Год назад +2

    He was an awesome guy.

  • @BooTub3
    @BooTub3 Год назад

    All this over a bike 😂 Lmaoooooo, they’re making this guy out to be a real stud 😏 He’s not much of a looker in some of his other personalities 💀💀💀 But others 😛