In the late 1960s, twenty-six-year-old Larry Denis Campbell was convicted of theft-a minor charge under Australian law. How, then, does he end up spending two years locked away in the Boggo Road Gaol, a prison notorious for physical and sexual violence? How can a deaf man even be convicted on the basis of fifteen trumped-up confessions? And most importantly, what does Campbell's experience say about justice in Queensland, Australia?
"The Dream Breaker" exposes the multilayered, systematic corruption that plagues Queensland's judiciary and penal systems. While in prison, Campbell lives...
In the late 1960s, twenty-six-year-old Larry Denis Campbell was convicted of theft-a minor charge under Australian law. How, then, does he end up s...
