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MAKO/Files Online WTC are
(The MAKO/Files Online also lists Child Killers and individuals convicted
of other forms of child abuse/NOT only child sexual abuse)
A typical Online
MAKO/File (offenders file) may include the
offenders name,age(2008),photo
where possible,occupation,offence-s committed,sentence received by the court, and last known
location-
(last known location is taken from time of offenders
offence/sentence,unless otherwise stated).
AWARENESS = PREVENTION..
Not only can the MAKO/Files online be used by the Australian PUBLIC to better
protect themselves and their CHILDREN/ families from proven sex offenders,
they have many other benefits, including..
DETERRING
some offenders = yet another form of prevention..
+ being a useful resource
for Australian and overseas Companies-businesses-organisations
to assist with screening potential employees/volunteers etc..
+ a useful resource for media
outlets/journalists/Investigators/researchers etc..
+ a useful method of
constantly lobbying Australian Government/s and politicians to do more to
protect the PUBLIC from sexual predators.
"Tougher sentencing for offenders,greater government
funding for prevention/better victim assistance and public sex offender
registries would be a good foundation to work from."
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State: VIC- Warrnambool Sentence: Sentenced in a VIC County Court 7-5-2004 to 14yrs jail/ 11 1/2yrs non parole. Offence/Other: Former businessman. Pleaded guilty in the Ballarat County Court 27-2-2004 to 69 offences (including 11 indecent assaults).His offences spanned 10yrs and involved 10 victims. Charges relate to the cruelty and sexual assault of a woman Slattery kept locked in his garage. The woman was forced to drink motor oil, eat snails and treated as a slave. Slattery has been in custody since 2001. |
Pic- Graeme Slattery 
Pic: Graeme Slattery |
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Man Guilty Of Slave Terror GRAEME Slattery traumatised at least a dozen men, women and children during a decade of depravity, a Victorian court jury found yesterday. His victims last night said they were so paralysed by fear they could not escape his extraordinary power and influence. Slattery, 42, was found guilty in the County Court in Ballarat of 42 offences against a woman he treated like a slave. A Jury deliberated for four days before convicting him of 10 counts of intentionally causing injury, eight indecent assaults, 22 assaults, one count of threatening serious injury and one of blackmail. The guilty verdict included charges, of forcing the woman to drink motor oil, eat snails and perform other such acts. "Robin", the woman beaten and degraded by Slattery between 1998 and 1999, last night thanked the jury for restoring her faith in people. "It's an incredible world... you live with a mad man for three years, then you find out there are people who really care for you," she said. Slattery, who pleaded not guilty, was acquitted of 21 other charges, including rape. He showed no emotion as the jury foreman read the 63 verdicts. Neither did his wife and eldest daughter, who were in court. Julie Slattery was in court supporting her husband each day of the three-week trial. As she left the court on Wednesday she blew him a kiss and said, "Bye, spunk". The jury was told in the trial that Robin was beaten almost daily during almost 12 months in Slattery's Warrnambool garage, which had no cooking, heating, washing or toilet facilities. She was underfed, went to the toilet in a bucket and hosed down on the lawn every few days while the Slatterys and their six children lived inside the house. Slattery has been in custody since his arrest in June 2001. He will be sentenced at a later date. Adelaide Advertiser 28-2-2004 |
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Tortured Abused And Humiliated By Boss "STEPHEN" was 19, unemployed, homeless and the father of a baby girl when he answered an advertisement in the local newspaper for a fibre glasser. He went for an interview the same day with Graeme Slattery, who offered him $450 a week to work at Concept Sports Boats in Warrnambool. Stephen started work the next day, in November 2000, and later told police he had hoped the job would help him make a new start. Instead, it hurled him headlong into a nightmare. For months Stephen, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was physically, psychologically and sexually abused by the predatory abalone poacher who hired him. He slept on the concrete floor of the factory, was fed rice and noodles and hosed down outside once or twice a week because the factory had no shower. "He would make me strip off and I would have to wash myself with dish-washing liquid," Stephen later told police. "I didn't want this to happen, but I had no choice. It was either get hosed down or get a beating and get hosed down". Stephen and Bruce, a 32-year- old invalid pensioner who started work at the fibreglassing business a few days later, worked seven days a week but were rarely paid. To add insult to injury the pair were also robbed by Slattery, who took their ATM cards and withdrew money from their accounts. A minor workplace accident two months after he started work sparked Stephen's horrifying ordeal. Slattery became so angry after resin was spilled on a boat's dashboard that he threw a Stanley knife at Stephen, with the blade out, and hit him in the chest. He then grabbed the terrified teenager by the throat, threw him around the workshop and hit him on the side of the head with a hammer. "Since Graeme started beating me that first day I don't think there would have been one single day that I didn't have some injury or bruising on my body," Stephen told police. "I loved the work I was doing, but it all turned into a nightmare once the beatings started. "I have been treated like a slave and beaten on a regular basis by Graeme, or Bruce when he was ordered to do it". Slattery's two employees regarded themselves as friends, but he soon turned them against each other, ordering them to fight each other to the point of exhaustion. Police were told the boxing matches lasted up to 20 minutes, with the pair threatened with beating if they didn't perform. Bruce was ordered to punch Stephen's nose until he broke it on one occasion, and the younger man needed hospital treatment another time when he was hit in the jaw 100 times. He was regularly forced to beat Stephen across the bare backside with sticks or a rubber hose. The pair were also ordered to expose themselves to people who came to the factory, and perform indecent acts on each other. Stephen told police he wanted to leave the factory but was too frightened. "Graeme has told me that he is a black belt in karate and has represented Australia. He is a big solid man and much bigger than me," he said in his statement. The frightened young man's forehead was sanded in another bizarre incident where Bruce was ordered to inflict punishment. Stephen told police he was ordered to lie on the floor and hold his head still while his workmate sanded his forehead with a speed file until the skin was rubbed away. But the older man did not escape, Bruce was punched and kicked in the mouth after saying the wrong thing in a phone call from a company making inquiries about a fraudulent loan application. Slattery then ordered Stephen to get a knife and told him to lay black plastic on the factory floor so he could wrap Bruce's body in it after he slit his throat. The terrfied invalid-pensioner was then hit with a torch, splitting his forehead, and made to lie on the plastic and pretend to be dead. When Slattery was arrested on June 26, 2001, a loan of $15,OOO had been approved in the name of Bruce's mother without her knowledge. By coercing his two employees and a part-time worker into making false loan applications, Slattery had obtained $52, 500 by the time he was arrested. Slattery finally came to police notice after one of Bruce's relatives raised concerns with Warrnambool CIU about his pay, hours and working conditions. The same day Sen-Det Fred Hughson took that complaint, another detective received a call from a policeman who had heard from friends of Stephen. When Sen-Det Hughson tracked down Stephen, who was in hiding, he heard the same incredible story. Herald Sun (1-3-2004) Geoff Wilkinson |
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