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"The Gun Alley Tragedy: Record of the Trial of Colin Campbell Ross" by T.C. Brennan plunges into the heart of a notorious Australian true crime. This meticulously reproduced historical record details the murder trial of Colin Campbell Ross, a case that gripped Melbourne and the nation. Explore the complexities of the legal proceedings, the evidence presented, and the social context surrounding the events in Gun Alley. A crucial document for anyone interested in Australian history, criminal law, and the annals of true crime, this book offers a detailed examination of a pivotal moment in the country's past. Delve into the depths of this infamous trial and consider the enduring questions it raises about justice and societal perceptions. A significant resource for researchers and true crime enthusiasts alike.
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