Unholy Trinity, 9781760529628
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Betrayal, corruption, and justice delayed: one cop’s fight for the truth.
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Unholy Trinity

stonewalled by the catholic church and betrayed by his own police force over decades: the remarkable story of denis ryan's long struggle for justice.

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  • Paperback

    296 pages

  • Release Date

    27 November 2018

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Summary

Unholy Trinity: A Detective’s Fight for Justice Against a Paedophile Priest

One policeman’s desperate and moving account of his struggle to bring a depraved paedophile priest to justice - only to find himself obstructed by the Catholic Church and betrayed by his own police force.

Now, decades later, justice has finally been done and Denis Ryan has been vindicated.

Monsignor John Day died in 1978. He was arguably Australia’s worst paedophile priest, his victims counte…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781760529628
ISBN-10:1760529621
Author:Peter Hoysted, Denis Ryan
Publisher:Allen & Unwin
Imprint:Allen & Unwin
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:296
Release Date:27 November 2018
Weight:294g
Dimensions:33mm x 200mm x 57mm
About The Author

Peter Hoysted

Peter Hoysted is an author, columnist and television producer. He co-wrote Shallow Graves in 2000 with Sydney based crime writer, Paul Kidd and was the producer and writer of Tough Nuts: Australia’s Hardest Criminals, a 16 part true crime series which screens on Foxtel’s Crime Investigation channel.

Peter is an online columnist with The Australian, writing under the nom de plume of Jack the Insider.

Denis Ryan is the former Victorian Police officer who sought to bring the paedophile priest, Monsignor John Day to justice and break the nexus that extended police protection to the priest. Denis paid a heavy price for his determination and was effectively forced from service; offered a transfer that police knew he would not take.

After his retirement from the Victorian Police Force, Denis became Shire President of Mildura in 1979. He established the first Ethnic Advisory Council in Victoria in 1977 and remained its chair until 1980.

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