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Bazil Thorne, a salesman in Sydney, Australia, won the lottery. Thirty-six days later his son was kidnapped and murdered by a Hungarian immigrant, who had taken the name Stephen Leslie Bradley.
Kidnapped by Mark Tedeschi - The true story of Australia’s only known kidnapping of a child for ransom, from Barrister and Crown Prosecutor Mark Tedeschi. Wh...
"Would Graeme have sat impassively in the car while Bradley paid the bridge toll or when he got out of the car to make the phone call to Mrs. Thorne? Did not Bradley's movements on the day of the kidnapping and the days that followed suggest flight?
Graeme Thorne Kidnapping (1960) Sydney (Australia) father Basil Thorne and his wife Freda won £100,000 in one of the first Opera House lotteries on 1 June 1960, and they were ecstatic. The Bondi family with two children, Graeme (8) and Belinda (3) were set for life. But five weeks later their lives were shattered when Graeme (pictured above ...
But when Graeme Thorne's body had been found in the next suburb they had a good think about the circumstances and rang police. The Telfords told detectives that one week prior to the Thorne kidnapping Mr. Bradley had been leaving home at the unusual time of around 6 o'clock each morning.
25 de ene. de 2023 · On July 7, 1960, eight-year-old Graeme Thorne went missing from the corner store near his family's Bondi home. It was five weeks after his parents, Bazil an...
1960s trials, part 1: GOOD fortune turns to horror when the young son of a lottery winner is abducted in an extortion bid.
