
S1E2 Whiskey Au Go Go - 50th Anniversary: The Firebombing
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Fifty years ago on 8 March 1973 popular Brisbane nightclub The Whiskey Au Go Go in Fortitude Valley was firebombed in a deliberate criminal act which resulted in the deaths of 15 people. It was at the time Australia’s worst act of mass-murder - eclipsed only by Martin Bryant’s terrible act at Port Arthur in Tasmania. It stunned the entire nation and the crime has haunted Brisbane for half a century.
In this episode Murder Trails author and publisher Jack Sim, and special guest Paul Tully, discuss the crime itself, what exactly happened, and the background of those who died.
Sponsored by Brisbane Crime Tours / Crime Tours Australia
Presenter: Jack Sim, Author and Director Crime Tours Australia
Special guest: Paul Tully, Historical Contributor
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