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Detective says she was ordered to omit details of original Whiskey Au Go Go investigation from reopened inquest report

Detective says she was ordered to omit details of original Whiskey Au Go Go investigation from reopened inquest report © Provided by ABC NEWS The Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub was firebombed on March 8, 1973, killing 15 people. (Courtesy: Geoff Plunkett, The Whiskey Au Go Go Massacre ) A top Queensland homicide detective has been accused of trying to exclude key details from a reopened inquest into the Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing, because of an insinuation police at the time had fabricated a confession from one of the two men convicted over the tragedy. After a court suppression order was lifted today, it can now be revealed a Queensland detective who gave evidence last week had told the inquest she was ordered to omit several paragraphs in her official coronial reports which referenced original police interviews.

Whiskey Au Go Go: Senior Queensland detective asked for details to be left out of inquest

Whiskey Au Go Go: Senior Queensland detective asked for details to be left out of inquest
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Off-duty cop who saved six people from the Whiskey Au Go Go blaze describes how he barely escaped

Off-duty cop who saved six people from the Whiskey Au Go Go blaze describes how he barely escaped
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Disgraced cop Roger Rogerson could testify at Whiskey Au Go Go inquest

Who was REALLY behind the Whiskey Au Go Go fire?

A new inquest into the Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub fire began on Monday It heard from family members of those who died in the 1973 arson attack Coroner Terry Ryan will try to find the truth of who set the fire  James Finch and John Stuart were convicted and sentenced to life for the crime But there it has long been thought that others were involved and escaped justice  15 people died in the fire which was then Australia s worst-ever mass murder  

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