Pandora's Box
In 1996 a neighbour spies three Asian men running out of a court in Glen Waverley. It looks like two chasing one. But when they head towards a nearby car with an open boot, and suddenly the boot closes and there are only two men standing there, the chase takes on a more sinister aspect.
Young Steve Tragardh joined the police force when he was 18 and a half; he'd tried uni for a while, but it wasn't for him. He had come through the private school system and while his parents might have harboured secret hopes of a career in medicine, or law like his twin brother, they offered their full support when their son chose policing. The kidnapping of this young Asian boy would go onto be a defining moment in his career, in Vikki Petraitis' Pandora's Box.
WELCOME TO CRIME SHOTS
SHORT, SHARP, TRUE CRIME STORIES FROM AUSTRALIA'S PAST AND PRESENT
Young Steve Tragardh joined the police force when he was 18 and a half; he'd tried uni for a while, but it wasn't for him. He had come through the private school system and while his parents might have harboured secret hopes of a career in medicine, or law like his twin brother, they offered their full support when their son chose policing. The kidnapping of this young Asian boy would go onto be a defining moment in his career, in Vikki Petraitis' Pandora's Box.
WELCOME TO CRIME SHOTS
SHORT, SHARP, TRUE CRIME STORIES FROM AUSTRALIA'S PAST AND PRESENT
ISBN:
978-0-9875538-3-6 (ebook)
