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Maryanne Taouk
Verified
Journalist and Digital Producer, ABC News (Australia)
Sydney
Beats
Video Games , Horror
Networking, Connectivity
Content
Adam Watt speaks out against corrupt NSW Crime Commission investigator Mark Standen, in his 16-year quest for justice
By Janine Cohen Verified, Mary Fallon, Dylan Welch Verified, Maryanne Taouk| ABC News (Australia) Verified Pod 12 at Silverwater remand centre is bigger than the other pods. Prisoners say this makes it perfect for brawls. It's won the nickname the "octagon". Adam Watt strides into the jail courtyard and immediately feels out of place, slumping against a chain link fence. Like many of the other detainees, he claims he's innocent. When he was arrested, a few weeks earlier, he remembers thinking how embarrassed the police would be when they find out how wrong they've got it.
By Dan Oakes, Kirsten Robb Verified, Mayeta Clark, Maryanne Taouk| ABC News (Australia) Verified It takes less than 30 seconds after entering a store in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs before we have a pack of illicit cigarettes in our hands. There are no screening questions. No suspicious looks. In fact, the black-market tobacconist — on Buckley Street in the bustling suburb of Noble Park — is having a sale on Manchester cigarettes. "It's still on special — $13," the cashier says. The store quickly fills with more people waiting to be served. Metres away is another tobacconist.
Adam Watt speaks out against corrupt NSW Crime Commission investigator Mark Standen, in his 16-year quest for justice
By Janine Cohen Verified, Mary Fallon, Dylan Welch Verified, Maryanne Taouk| ABC News (Australia) Verified Pod 12 at Silverwater remand centre is bigger than the other pods. Prisoners say this makes it perfect for brawls. It's won the nickname the "octagon". Adam Watt strides into the jail courtyard and immediately feels out of place, slumping against a chain link fence. Like many of the other detainees, he claims he's innocent. When he was arrested, a few weeks earlier, he remembers thinking how embarrassed the police would be when they find out how wrong they've got it.
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ABC News (Australia)
Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland