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It was Good Friday, April 5, 1985, and veteran lawyer Willie McRae was heading to his Highland holiday cottage in the Ross-Shire village of Dornie near Skye. He had left his flat in Queens Park on Glasgow s South Side around 6:30pm and expected to complete the 175 mile car journey in around four hours. As McRae neared the weekend retreat later that Friday he would almost certainly have been looking forward to sitting in front of a peat fire and enjoying a glass of his favourite malt whisky. However, he never arrived and what happened that night still causes controversy and debate more than 36 years later.
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PR maven Roxy Jacenko has broken her silence about the toll that vile graffiti attacks on her office and neighbourhood took on her - as a Sydney socialite and a controversial street artist are charged.
Anthony Hess, 40, and Andrew Lister, 41, allegedly sprayed obscene words outside the publicity queen s office in Paddington, inner Sydney, and home in North Bondi, on April 24, 2019.
Ms Jacenko attempted to bring a restraining order against Hess in a Sydney court which ultimately failed after he denied the claim.
However, in a major development Hess was formally charged with two counts of aggravated intentional marking premises without consent last week. Lister was charged with the same offences. Neither man has entered a plea.