I reckon he'll try and trade off what he knows for a few petty privileges... what else is a man supposed to do? . . he'll spread them out, though, over a few years.
He must have got bored reading his own case against him, obviously , he could only manage a page a day, but he had a lot of fun mucking about with the court, firing his court appointed barrister, digging his heels in to stay on remand as long as it was humanly possible.
I've been reading "A mind for murder'.. by David Grant, a Qld forensic psychiatrist, who reports to the court on the matters of baffling murders and murderers... to ascertain the handing down of an Indefinite Sentence... NSW doesn't have this, . although, they do have the equivalent, which the Travers brothers ( Anita Cobby's killers) are laboring under down there in the Supermax at Goulburn, which means they can decide later on about the fraught business of parole.
What a risk to even consider parole for this thing even at 80 or 90... Age doesn't weary them....
