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	Neddy Smith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arthur "Neddy" Smith, born Arthur Stanley Smith, was a well-known public figure and gangster in Sydney, Australia, during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
		Smith is a key player in the story of Warren Fellows, an Australian sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in Thailand for his role as a drug courier in an operation run by Smith.
		Smith is currently serving a life sentence in prison for the murder of Sydney underworld figure Harvey Jones.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Neddy_smith (308 words)

	Ailing gangster seeks a jail that will have him - theage.com.au
		Smith, serving life for the 1983 murder of brothel keeper Harvey Jones, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease 23 years ago and is suffering from advanced stages of paralysis.
		Smith, 58, says he has been told privately by prison officers he is not wanted back at Long Bay, the only jail close to the specialist treatment he needs.
		Smith visits a neurologist at Prince of Wales, requiring brief stays at Long Bay, from where he was shanghaied last August after the July 30 stabbing of a fellow inmate.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/05/26/1053801338079.html (436 words)

	Lock me up in Long Bay, pleads sickly gangster Neddy Smith - smh.com.au
		Smith, serving life for the 1983 murder of brothel-keeper Harvey Jones, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease 23 years ago and is suffering from advanced paralysis.
		Smith visits a neurologist at Prince of Wales, which requires brief stays at Long Bay, from where he was shanghaied on August 8 last year after the July 30 stabbing of a fellow inmate.
		Smith's ex-wife Debra, who visited her former husband in the prison annexe of Prince of Wales on Saturday, said Smith told her he was stuck at the hospital "because no jail wants me".
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/05/26/1053801337035.html (672 words)

	Sydney's deadliest pub crawl - National - smh.com.au
		As "Abo" Henry's autobiography confirms, he and the notorious Neddy Smith were quite a duo, in bars and on the mean streets, writes Stephen Gibbs.
		Management's response was to require Smith and his companions from that day forth to leave their guns visible on the bar.
		Smith is serving life for taking Jones from the hotel and putting two slugs into his chest.
	www.smh.com.au /news/national/sydneys-deadliest-pub-crawl/2005/10/03/1128191658860.html?from=moreStories (1122 words)

	:: SCAN \| journal of media arts culture ::
		The 6-year delay was caused by a legal embargo placed on the mini-series because Neddy Smith, the main character depicted in the piece, was still on trial for the crimes the portrayed.
		Neddy Smith, a leading criminal figure of the time, was careful to keep his face out of the media for years, yet was still regularly recognised in pubs all over the city, inner and outer suburbs.
		In Neddy Smith’s book, Neddy (2002), this was one of a number of pubs around the inner city where he allegedly kept money in the safe, guns behind the bar and met associates with various relationships to NSW criminal law.
	scan.net.au /scan/journal/display.php?journal_id=52 (4890 words)

	Ian David's visit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Although Neddy Smith was uneducated, he managed to write the autobiography and type it himself using two fingers on an old typewriter.
		The relationship between Neddy Smith and Roger Rogerson is a key to the story.
		Neddy Smith was given a green light to commit crime in Sydney provided that he would never break the code against killing a policeman.
	www.condorcet.com.au /_projects/ian_david/ian_david.html (256 words)

	DVD.net : Blue Murder - DVD Review
		Beginning with Neddy Smith's first forays into armed robbery, it charts his gradual acceptance into a circle of corrupt police officers led by legendary detective Roger (‘the Dodger’) Rogerson; culminating in the shooting of policeman Michael Drury and the crumbling of Rogerson's empire in the late 80's.
		Smith in particular has voiced considerable anger over the series, claiming it "is not a bad movie as a drama, but it's all bullshit".
		Indeed, of the murders to which the series attributes Smith, of one he has been acquitted, and of another he was never charged.
	www.dvd.net.au /review.cgi?review_id=839 (1024 words)

	Russell 'Mad Dog' Cox ::: Modern Day Ned Kelly
		Neddy Smith was one hell of a street fighter, in his day's in Parramatta jail, he would spend hours in his cell each night throwing thousands of punches until they became second nature.
		Neddy Smith eventually met up with corrupt NSW Detective Sgt Roger Rogerson, and was 'Green lighted' to do basically any crime he wanted in Sydney with one rule...
		Neddy Smith assisted the injured officer and received early parole for the favour!) Eventually classed as an 'Intractable', Ray was sent to the Infamous Grafton Jail in 1978.
	www.australianbushrangers.com /crims.htm (1220 words)

	Psychiatric hospital - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Halloween, after having murdered his sister, a young Michael Myers is placed in Smith's Grove Sanitarium until he escapes 15 years later.
		In The Silence of the Lambs, Dr Hannibal Lecter is held at the Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane.
		The Simpsons television series features Calmwood Mental Hospital is several episodes, most notably "Hurricane Neddy", in which Ned Flanders—whose home had been destroyed in a hurricane—checks in after thinking he's lost his mind.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Psychiatric_ward (3668 words)

	ABC Radio National - Background Briefing: 6 July 1997 - Secrets: Crime, Police and Politics - Ian David
		The programmes can't be shown in New South Wales because one of the lead characters, Neddy Smith, is in jail in New South Wales awaiting trial for the murder of four people.
		The researcher, Robyn Smith, and I worked for months on the theory that Winchester was corrupt, and had been bumped off by criminal elements after some falling-out.
		'Neddy' Smith's counsel in court said they were quite happy for 'Blue Murder' to go to air.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/talks/bbing/stories/s10589.htm (6291 words)

	DVD Bits - Region 4 and Region 1 DVD news, reviews, resources, PC-DVD, hardware
		Neddy Smith (Tony Martin) was one of Australia’s most notorious criminals, but he used to be nothing more than a two-bit crim before meeting detective sergeant Roger ’The Dodge’ Rogerson (Richard Roxburgh).
		Neddy did as he was told, took Brian out on his boat and threw him overboard, tied to a old iron stove.
		Neddy gets back into dealing with mates Abo (Peter Phelps) and Warren (Alex Dimitriades) so when Abo gets caught for possession, Neddy owes Rogerson yet another favour to ensure that Abo only goes inside for a year.
	www.dvdbits.com /reviews.asp?id=709 (1204 words)

	News items
		The potential for sullying the minds of potential jurors who might have have heard that case at trial was the last legal impediment to showing the program, which was screened in all other States in 1995.
		Based on Smith's autobiography and journalist Darren Goodsir's book Line of Fire, about the 1984 shooting of drug squad cop Mick Drury, Blue Murder features depictions of various underworld killings in ways they have not been described in the courts.
		The Shu case was not expected to go ahead because Smith is already serving life sentences for two other murders and millions of dollars have been spent prosecuting him.
	www.auspaytv.com /news/july01/01071310.htm (423 words)

	DVD Talk > Reviews > Blue Murder
		But despite his commendations and accolades, the Dodger is as corrupt as a cop can be, and he soon has Neddy working for him, the criminal doing all sorts of illegal activity with impunity, as long as the cop gets his share of the profits.
		Neddy is given what they call the "green light" — permission do anything he pleases, as long as he doesn't kill a cop.
		Roxburgh's performance is the one that seems to have gotten all the attention, but it is Martin, as Neddy Smith, who really steals the show.
	www.dvdtalk.com /reviews/read.php?ID=18833 (957 words)

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	Australian Television: Blue Murder: episode guide
		Neddy joins forces with Abo Henry and Warren Lanfranchi, but when Lanfranchi rips off a deal involving a mate of Rogerson's, Rogerson kills him, witnessed by Neddy.
		Meanwhile, Rogerson continues his business association with Neddy Smith, planning a massive drug import, but their plans are uncovered and the shipment cancelled.
		With his "friendlies" gradually being removed from the police force, Neddy desperately tries to make the most of what is left of his "green light", but lands in more trouble, when he kills a man in a brawl.
	www.australiantelevision.net /bm/episodes.html (367 words)

	Independent Commission Against Corruption Report On Relationship Between Police And Criminals - 21/04/1994 - REP
		In the first report Mr Temby confirmed, among other things, Neddy Smith's allegation that he was given police protection in his criminal enterprises from 1976 and that he had been given the green light in 1981.
		Smith was provided with information; he was looked after when charges were laid or when he was threatened by police, in contravention of their sworn duty.
		That is a far cry from the days under the former Government when the Roger Rogersons, the Neddy Smiths and others were tolerated at the highest levels.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /Prod/Parlment/HansArt.nsf/f3241a77a196fd77ca256cfe000d24a0/ca256d11000bd3aa4a256457000523be!OpenDocument (9634 words)

	Inquiry targets NSW police corruption
		Arthur Stanley “Neddy” Smith and Graeme John “Abbo” Henry are the star witnesses at the inquiry by the state's Independent Commission Against Corruption, headed by Ian Temby QC.
		Smith, who refused to name Rogerson, reportedly admitted he used a former corrupt association with Chaffey to force him to reveal information about operation Zig Zag in 1987, which was set up to investigate Smith.
		Neddy Smith was not simply an “informant” to Rogerson and his buddies: he was a useful business associate, especially in the drug trade.
	www.greenleft.org.au /back/1992/82/82p5a.htm (1142 words)

	Neddy [4f07] Hurricane Neddy. Hurricane Neddy Written By Steve Young Directed By Bob Anderson Help U (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Neddy's North Bay Hyundai's webpage listing current used vehicles and providing information on new vehicle line.
		TV Moore's NEDDY PROJECT is the result of three years of research and production exploring the lives and the same first name'NEDDY'.
		Buried: Neddy Strong Cemetery, Sulphur Gap, Breathitt County.
	www.99hosted.com /names19754.html (368 words)

	~~N E D D Y 's N O O K on the N e t~~ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		This is Neddy's Nook On The Net and I'm Neddy.
		Neddy's Nook on the Net is a personal web site maintained solely for pleasure.
		Fragrant gardens beckon and as you stroll through them, you may pause for a moment to enjoy a wee bit of poetry.
	users.aol.com /neddybarney (382 words)

	Creative and Performing Artists and Writers Fellowships at the American Antiquarian Society
		At AAS, she conducted research for a non-fiction memoir, Red House, which focuses on her family home in Marshfield, Massachusetts, and the Hatch family from 1647 to the present.
		Smith creates historically accurate dolls and then writes fictionalized biographies to accompany them.
		Additionally, her work has been exhibited at Swathmore, Dartmouth, Saint Mary's, and Smith Colleges, at Princeton University, and at the Nancy Drysdale Gallery in Washington, D.C., to name a few.
	www.americanantiquarian.org /pastartfellow.htm (3838 words)

	Psychiatric hospital - KnowledgeIsFun.com
		House on Haunted Hill, a film set in the "Vannacut Psyiatric Institute for the Criminally Insane", a fictional institute reknown for its mass-murderer patients in Los Angeles, CA.
		The town's insane asylum is accidentally unlocked as the Germans are leaving and the inmates take over the town.
		McLean Hospital, an institution in Belmont, Massachusetts; the world's largest private psychiatric research center in a hospital setting.
	www.knowledgeisfun.com /P/Ps/Psychiatric-hospital.php (3338 words)

	Neddy's Nook on the Net - Revolutionary War Patriots (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		He was drafted during the Revolution and served as a Private in the Virginia Line of the Continental Army for a term of twenty months.
		On 30 August 1781 Alexander Smith, of Buckingham County, Virginia,
		The star background belongs to Ritva's Gallery and the Stars to Marys Little Lamb.
	members.aol.com /neddybarney/Patriots.html (1458 words)

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		Take a crooked cop, a criminal and an honest cop and you have...Rogerson, Smith and Drury.
		NEDDY SMITH, one of Australia's most notorious criminals found himself keeping company with the elite members of the police force.
		Overnight, a two-bit crim with a cruel streak became the kingpin of a crime and drugs syndicate.
	www.screensound.gov.au /shop.nsf/e8ff7c95ee30fed24a2567bd002324d7/46bc7a56c0df637aca256bfc00130924?OpenDocument (144 words)

	DVDown Under Review - Blue Murder
		This two part series produced by the ABC in 1995 was unable to be shown in NSW due to Neddy Smith awaiting trial.
		The first part of the series revolves around the forming of a mateship between Rogerson and Smith which ultimately results in Smith being given the "Green Light" by Rogerson and his Detective mates.
		The "Green Light" in essence is a free ticket to Smith to commit any crime he wants without fear of apprehension or prosecution by police, except the shooting of a police officer.
	dvdownunder.com.au /reviews/bluemurder.htm (636 words)

	FAMILY DRUG SUPPORT AUSTRALIA REVIEWS
		It is written by Ian David from interviews and two books: Neddy by Arthur Stanley Smith with Tom Noble and Line of Fire.
		Blue Murder is banned in NSW and the ACT pending the trial of Neddy Smith.
		Performances are exemplary, characterisations so real I now see Tony Martin as Neddy Smith rather than the man himself; likewise Richard Roxburgh playing Roger Rogerson.
	www.fds.org.au /rev_oct99_01.html (642 words)

	Blue Murder (1995)
		Blue Murder is a docudrama based on the real life story surrounding Roger Rogerson (Richard Roxburgh), one of his associates Neddy Smith (Tony Martin), and an honest cop, Michael Drury (Steve Baston).
		This two part series was produced in 1995, but could not be seen in NSW because Neddy Smith was still awaiting trial.
		Smith flourishes under this protection, basically operating outside the law without any fear of reprisals.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ReviewID=485&SID=17&PID=100208 (876 words)

	The Liberal Party's Nutzi Connection
		He could represent Neddy Smith, or even a serial killer, if he chose.
		Lyenko had driven Smith to the meeting and brought a heckle squad to the hall.
		Indeed, as Smith tells it, his 'role' was to ginger up the meeting and he succeeded admirably.
	www.alphalink.com.au /~radnat/kangarooreich/partten.html (3402 words)

	Allen and Unwin -Media Centre - New Highlights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		This is the first time Henry has spoken about his life and his interactions with Neddy Smith, the workings of ICAC, the National Crime Authority, the Federal police and the NSW Royal Commission.
		As a clinical psychologist, Gwendoline Smith has worked with many depressed people, but it wasn't until she suffered depression herself that she fully appreciated how these factors can prevent effective treatment.
		Gwendoline Smith is a practising clinical psychologist and is a regular media commentator on psychological issues.
	www.allenandunwin.com /media?cat=Non-Fiction&m=9&y=2005 (2324 words)

	The Whistle, May 1998
		The reason why the public of NSW and the ACT has been quarantined from such viewing pleasure is that since 1995 Arthur Stanley (Neddy) Smith has been expected to stand trial on several charges of murder.
		Smith was originally charged with six murders and at his committal in September 1996 three of those original six ended up being sent for trial.
		The person on the Bondi omnibus is to be kept in cotton wool so that the evidence in the Smith case can be determined impartially, but a High Court judge remains unaffected by his own prior opinion when it comes to sitting in judgment on the constitutionality of legislation.
	www.uow.edu.au /arts/sts/bmartin/dissent/contacts/au_wba/whistle199805.html (13734 words)

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