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[Music] Julian naught was born in Melbourne Victoria on March 4 1968 his birth parents weren't ready to have children
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so baby Julian was given up for adoption Julian's birth parents then went their separate ways with his mother moving to
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South Africa where she later remarried and has lived ever since what happened - Julian's birth father is unknown when he
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was just 10 days old Julian was adopted by a loving couple named Ralph and Pamela noia who were
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thrilled to become parents when they held Julian in their arms for the first time they instantly fell in love with
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their new son over the next few years they adopted another two children Sarah and Matthew and together the five became
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a happy family there were no secrets all three children knew they were adopted and fully embraced the Ralph and Pilar
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as their own parents Ralph and Pamela Knight were devoted to their family and worked hard to keep a
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loving warm and supportive household Ralph Knight was an army education officer who taught literacy and numeracy
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to Australian soldiers due to the nature of his work he was required to move around a lot and aware of a Ralph's job
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took him his family followed throughout the years the knight family lived on multiple army barracks in Hong Kong
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Malaysia and Singapore before finally settling down in Levitan a suburb 17 kilometers southwest of Melbourne CBD
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Levitan was home to the Royal Australian Air Force Base in Point Cook where Ralph
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landed a position in the School of Languages teaching Chinese to Australian soldiers this new position offered the
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knight family the opportunity for more stability which Pamela saw as being incredibly important she had never been
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a big fan of the transient life as a military family and now that the kids were all of school age she felt it was
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essential they have a permanent steady home young Julian was enrolled in Epsom Street primary school classmates
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recalled he was a happy child with a mischievous edge he enjoyed laughing and joking around which earned him the title
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of class clown but it wasn't all carefree in good times for Julian it was at the school that he first encountered
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bullying it wasn't that bullies were attracted to Julian the problem was that when Julian saw other kids being bullied
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he would step in to defend them and the negative attention would be turned onto him instead
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Julian idolized his father which fostered a deep fascination for the military within him from a young age
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Julian dreamed of the day he was old enough to serve as a soldier in the Australian Army he hung off every word
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that his father told him about life in the army and to learn as much as he could about the military by watching war
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movies reading books indulging in his own war games and playing with muddled tanks and soldiers it was an obsession
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that knew no bounds which only made things more difficult for Julian when Ralph and Pierre Malinois announced they
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were getting a divorce Julian was 12 years old the night children didn't take this news well
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Julian admired his father deeply and saw his decision to leave as the ultimate rejection
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Ralph Knight moved out and the kids only had the chance to visit him every second
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weekend until he was assigned to a new role in Canberra and visits to endure down to just a few a year
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although Julien loved his mother he struggled to adapt to life without his father and missed his connection to the
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army life despite the absence of his father Julien's obsession with the army continued to grow even when the family
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moved away from the barracks they relocated to Ramstein Street in Clifton Hill a suburb four kilometres northeast
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of Melbourne CBD around at the same time in 1980 julian was taken out of public school and enrolled in Westbourne
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Grammar an independent private co-education school Julian's mother thought he would benefit from the change
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but it had the opposite effect still struggling with the divorce of his parents Julian didn't adapt easily to
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Westbourne grammar the rigidity and formality of the private school system didn't sit well with him his grades
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began to suffer and he failed several subjects the only subject is showing interest in was history he didn't get
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along well with the strict ages something all faculty members said they were intimidated by him he harbored an
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intensity which gave them the feeling you would burst into a violent rage at any moment he didn't seem concerned
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about making friends and was constantly getting in trouble at one point Julian locked the teacher out of the
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room and laughed as she struggled to find her way in on another occasion he set firecrackers off in the school
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lockers he expressed the creativity through drawing cartoons of extreme violence and passing them around the
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room for other students to look at getting a kick out of their reactions in one cartoon titled seymour the
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$6,000,000 mouse the main character goes on a shooting rampage killing 16 enemies
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in one frame another panel shows the main character holding a machine gun surrounded by corpses
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the only color featured is blood red which Julian had scribbled over the bullet-riddled bodies
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he wrote above in capital letter in war is hell he's antagonistic behavior and disregard
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for others earned to Julian the reputation as the school bully he lived up to the title constantly picking
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fights with younger smaller students corporal punishment was still legal in Victorian private schools at the time so
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when counseling didn't help change his behavior Julian was hit with a cane despite regular visits to the
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principal's office and multiple disciplinary warnings being sent to his parents Julian failed the curve his
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negative behaviour discipline and punishment only seemed to escalate it after three years at Westbourne grammar
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the final straw came in 1982 when Julian who was now in year 8 got himself in a serious altercation with another student
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named Archie Clark a year younger Archie was also a bully who had been instructed
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by his father to always finish the fight the pair got into a senseless argument over a soccer ball with Archie
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initiating a fight by pushing Julian in the chest and throwing the first punch encouraged
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by his soccer mates to hit back Julian did just that swinging at Archie several times until he fell onto the ground when
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a teacher approached Archie stopped fighting but Julian continued he drew his leg back and ferociously kicked
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Archie in the head several times resulting in Archie bein concussed Julian was taken to the principal's
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office for corporal punishment afterwards he boasted to his classmates about the cuts on his hands it was clear
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to the staff at Westbourne grammar that Julian wasn't going to be rehabilitated he was set and found enjoyment in his
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aggressive and violent ways Julian was promptly expelled from the school Archie Clark's father pressed the
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charges against Julian for the injuries caused to his son the case appeared before the Children's Court where Julian
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was charged with assault by kicking if convicted that would damage his chances of entering the Royal Military College
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he so desperately longed to join the children's Court magistrate decided that a conviction wouldn't benefit either of
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the boys as both were already struggling to keep their reputations and behavior in check the charges were dismissed with
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a simple apology deemed the appropriate punishment by now Julian was attending Fitzroy High School
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in North Fitzroy a public co-education school that was much more relaxed than Westbourne grammar but he failed to
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improve his grades continued to drop and he found himself in trouble for smoking
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fighting and setting firecrackers off in the classroom Julian still hold on to his childhood ambitions of joining the
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military except in hell that interest had grown into an obsession he daydreamed about life as a soldier
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imagining himself in battles where he fought against the odds to die as a hero in combat classmates were well aware of
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Julian's infatuation with the army as he often talked about his goal to become a
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soldier and about his interest in firearms he wore a military jacket as casual wear and read soldiers of fortune
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magazines his bedroom walls were covered in posters of army paraphernalia and disturbing newspaper clippings featuring
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pictures of corpses in war-torn areas in 1994 julian applied for a transfer to melbourne high school so that he could
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partake in their army cadet program the program offered courses in radio work map navigation medical work and
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elementary field engineering the cadet program was an entry-level recruitment platform that led him to the Army
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Reserves and after that the Royal Military College Duntroon in Canberra as part of the approval process for
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enrollment into Melbourne high Julian had to sign an agreement stating that he would obey the rules knowing it
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would impact his chances of entering the Army Reserves if he messed up Julian knuckle down and avoided trouble he was
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a loner and seemed to prefer his own company to that of his peers even though many of the other students also came
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from broken homes and shedding interest in the army he was particularly aggressive and overly sensitive about
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his family life Julian's grades were still poor but he managed to stay out of trouble and
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maintain a position in the cadet program where his passion for the army was further solidified he attended camps
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during school holidays where cadets were required to learn how to fend for themselves surviving in the bush on
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rations while trapping and killing wild animals for additional food although his
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marks were below average Julian managed the complete year 11 and 12 and graduated from Melbourne high at
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the end of 1985 he participated in the school's ceremonial parade to mark 100 years of the cadet program where he's
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platoon took part in drill exercises Julian proudly marched in his uniform and conked taught to his military rifle
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as the music of the school being played in easy to oviya book Julian was remembered blessed for his worthiness as
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a soldier and Morris the class outcast and mischief-maker quote Julian Knight inherited the role
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of cadet unit Looney and chief political agitator upon graduation Julian's first step was to enlist in the
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Army Reserve reservists are trained and operate alongside full-time military personnel but participate in the
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military on a part-time basis giving them more flexibility to focus on a civilian life and career
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Julian Knight considered his work with the reserves as a stepping stone into the full-time military career he had
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dreamed of since childhood Julian served at the prince of wales light loss regimen while also working a
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part-time job at fast-food restaurant McDonald's the Army Reserve was enjoyable to julienne he took part in
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various camps and was taught how to use a variety of weapons meanwhile his part-time job at McDonald's was not
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going well Julian who was unapologetically racist was vocal about his disdain for having to work alongside
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and clean up after customers from Asia and a Mediterranean Europe he would even pretend to shoot them with an imaginary
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gun throughout school and amongst the cadets Julian was known as a racist often talking candidly about his desire
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to kill certain races he felt were invading Australia in order to keep his parents happy
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Julian agreed to attend University while he waited v's chance to join the Royal Military College he enrolled in a
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Bachelor of Arts degree at Latrobe University where he studied modern history French English and politics but
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he dropped out after six weeks complaining to others that the university was quote full of woggs
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and the leftover hippies on March 4 1986 the day of his 18th birthday Julian applied to obtain a shooters license the
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form he was required to fill out was brief and basic and as he had no criminal history his application was
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approved a month and a half later Julian received the license giving him legal approval to purchase possess carry
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and to use firearms this meant he could now legally carry the Ruger 22 rifle that his uncle had previously given him
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on his 17th birthday eager to expand his gun collection within months Julian had
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purchased a Mossberg 12-gauge pump-action shotgun and an m14 Norinco semi-automatic military rifle since late
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high school Julian had been in a tumultuous relationship with a young woman named Katie not her real name
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although the two had been together for two years their relationship aired on the toxic
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side fueled by Julian's infidelity early on katie was one of the few people who saw Julian's emotional side on multiple
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occasions he had gotten drunk and broken down crying to her about being adopted and the agony of his parents divorce but
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he could also become hostile at the drop of her her quickly switching from affectionate to aggressive
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Katie suggested he says psychologists to deal with his childhood traumas but Julian refused his behavior always
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worsened when alcohol was involved after a fight broke out at a house party between guests Katie hit in the toilets
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for safety Julian dragged her out and kicked her in the head fed up with his violent and
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unpredictable behavior Katie called the relationship off as his part-time job university studies and romantic
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relationship broke down so did Julian's reputation in the Army Reserves he was often accused of slacking off not
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pulling his weight being selfish and failing to relate to his peers despite his enthusiasm and drive for the
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army those around him felt he didn't possess the discipline or the physical fitness levels required for a career in
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the military so it came as a surprise to everyone when in late 1996 after going through a rigorous selection process
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Julianne was accepted to join the Royal Military College Duntroon Julian music study his lifelong dream was finally
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coming true the Royal Military College Duntroon better known simply as Duntroon is a prestigious Army training facility
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located 4 kilometres outside of Australia's capital Canberra it was officially opened as a Military College
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in June 1911 by the governor-general when the first class of Cadets were rushed through the college at the
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commencement of World War one General Sir Ian Hamilton commander of the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force stated
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H Duntroon educated officer was worth his weight in gold cadets received training in leadership
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tactics military history military law corporate governance and weapon systems the intensive course aims to test the
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cadets physically and mentally graduation is not guaranteed life at Duntroon is demanding and many new
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recruits can't take the pressure and go AWOL within the first few weeks of training while many others never
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complete the course in January 1987 18-year old Julian naught traveled to Canberra where he joined the 45 squadron
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of Kokoda company at Duntroon he was one of 12 cadets in his platoon and one of 85 new cadets all up the 85 new recruits
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were selected out of more than 400 applicants which gave each of them a solid feeling of elitism believing they
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were the best the country had to offer life at Duntroon was fast to kick into gear and julien's days were quickly
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filled up with morning parades fitness training firearms training lectures and cleaning there was a lot to take in and
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a lot to adapt to especially given the amount of teamwork involved for someone like Julian who had always been a bit of
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a loner working as part of a team didn't come easily given the group unity and cooperation is essential in the army
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Julian tried to secure his place in the group by lying to his peers about his skills accomplishments and abilities he
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talked himself up as a Rambo type soldier after the fictional character played by Sylvester Stallone in the film
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of the same name in reality the others at Duntroon saw Julian as a scrawny pockmarked wimp who only exceeded power
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when holding a gun Julian desperately wanted to live up to the image of his successful father but he had a chip on
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his shoulder he couldn't shake off Julian's facade didn't take long to crack in short time
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his lack of dedication and resentment towards Authority began to shine through within months of entering Duntroon he
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had racked up a long list of offenses these ranged from small offenses like falling asleep in class to serious
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offenses like being absent without leave and having a civilian femur on dungeon grounds he showed no respect for the
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rules that applied to someone of his ranking and was known to swear spit and purposely disobey policies regarding the
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length of his hair and the way he dressed he would sleep through alarms spend the late nights out drinking in
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Canberra pubs instead of studying bio tests and display a lack of confidence and awareness during field exercises he
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repeatedly got into altercations with civilians whilst outside base usually while intoxicated as far as his position
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in the army when he had the motivation but that was about it as someone who had never responded well to being told what
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to do the strict rules and routines of the army did nothing but enrage and frustrate Julian essentially he was the
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very opposite of the focused dedicated and respectful recruit the army was looking for he was the runt of his unit
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and struggled the bond with his peers who took their positions in the military with great pride one cadet remarked he
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felt no desire to die for Julian as he would for other soldiers the Australian Defence Force Academy and Royal Military
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College have a history of allegations of hazing and brutality amongst the younger
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cadets known as bastardization these acts are considered serious criminal behavior although many go unreported or
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a denied entirely by officials at the most serious end of the spectrum reported acts of bastardization include
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rape beatings sodomy burning branding forced consumption of toxic substances sexual humiliation and other acts of
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violence but less serious rituals of degradation and abuse of power are most common during Julian's first few months
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at Duntroon he experienced bastardization firsthand he was targeted by older cadets for his lack of
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conformity in one instance who has made the stuffing the entire piece of toast lard in peanut butter into his mouth at
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once making it difficult to breathe chew or swallow in another act he was made to
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serve food to peers by getting on all fours carrying plates on his back and crawling across the floor at times he
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was also beaten senior cadets lashed out at Julian aiming to break down his bravado and crack his disrespectful
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attitude and insubordination however and had the opposite effect fuelling Julian's resentment towards Authority
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and his refusal to obey tensions reached boiling point for Julian during a night
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out at the private bean nightclub in Canberra he had recently been in trouble for being absent without leave and had
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been instructed not to leave the Academy grounds older cadets were livid when they
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spotted Julian out at the club on a Saturday night yet again disobeying and disrespecting orders sergeant major
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Phillip Reed was particularly riled up about Julian's presence at the club throughout the night sergeant Reed
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approached Julian and demanded he leave but Julian refused things got heated in a fight broke out julian suffered
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multiple blows to the head from sergeant Reed and another cadet who got involved
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afterwards Julian was kicked out of the nightclub he went to a nearby public toilet block
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and cleaned the blood off his face instead of returning to Duntroon as he had been told he re-entered the
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nightclub sergeant Reed stood with his back against the bar talking to a group of first class cadets Julian took a
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knife out of his pocket approached sergeant Reed and swiftly stabbed him twice in the right side of his face
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sergeant Reed sustained two deep lacerations near his ear Julian was admitted to the surgical ward
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of Canberra Hospital for an accidental self-inflicted gash in his hand sergeant raids wounds were
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non-life-threatening and he fully recovered upon his release from hospital julian was charged with three offences
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malicious wounding assault occasioning actual bodily harm and assault he was given two options suspension from the
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army until the court hearing or resigned from Duntroon given the stabbing incident and his subpar performance at
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the college where he'd recently been ranked at the bottom end of his class Julian resigned from Duntroon it
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officially and abruptly ended his lifelong dream of combat and becoming a war hero
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as of July 24 1997 Julian Knight was no longer a member of the Australian Army shattered angry and disappointed Julian
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left Canberra and returned to Melbourne not expecting her Sunday ever moved back
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into the family home on ramsden Street camallo not had turned Julian's old bedroom into a living room he had to
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sleep on the floor on an old foam mattress his belongings packed away in boxes his old group of friends didn't
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want much to do with him nor did his ex-girlfriend Katie over the following weeks
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Julian struggled to find a job fit for his skills he enrolled in a security course only to find out most security
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companies wanted their employees to be at least 25 years old Julian was just 19 he had no money and
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owned his uncle's seven grand for a halt in Tirana he had purchased the previous
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year a car which was his pride and joy but was now having mechanical issues Julian decided he was going to sell the
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car but knew it would be difficult due to the condition it was in to make ends meet
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he took a mundane job as a Stormin and driver for a clothing company which he hoped would only be temporary until he
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could figure out his next step he also decided to reach out and contact his birth mother but his letters went
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unanswered on the morning of Sunday August 9 1987 Julian woke up seedy and hungover the
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night before he found out his ex-girlfriend was having a house party that he wasn't invited to upset Julian
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spent the night drinking alcohol to numb the sting of rejection around at midday
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he dragged himself out of bed and across town to his grandmother's house in Hawthorne his family was gathering to
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celebrate his mum's birthday from earlier that week Julian stayed until around a 4:00 p.m.
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before driving his 15 year old sister home the gearbox in his car had been malfunctioning and on his way home that
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jammed entirely getting stuck in second gear his chances of selling the car window jeopardized he'd have to find a
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way to pay for repairs slowly and with great effort he managed to get the car home to Rammstein Street inside he
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changed into jeans and a navy blue jacket before heading to the Royal Hotel in Clifton Hill which was his regular
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drinking hole while nursing beer after beer he vented the bar staff into locals about his car troubles life outside of
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the army his breakup with Katie and how she had been ignoring him since his return to Melbourne Julian stayed at the
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hotel until around 8 p.m. having drunk somewhere between 8 and 15 beers over the course of the evening by the time he
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left bartenders noted he seemed a little depressed but appeared relatively unaffected by the alcohol
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after the pub Julian walked home to Rance them Street his mother insists that were home watching a movie on TV
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Julian's 16 year old brother was staying the night at his grandmother's house in
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Hawthorne Julian headed upstairs and entered his mother's bedroom reaching under her bed he pulled out a box where
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he kept these three guns a 22 caliber Ruger rifle a 12-gauge 8 shot pump action shotgun and an m14 semi-automatic
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military rifle Julian picked up all three he then went to his mother's cupboard where he stored his ammunition
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he collected three ten round rotary magazines for the Ruger the belt of 25 rounds of ammunition for the shotgun and
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160 round a magazine for the m14 rifle he loaded all three guns and slipped a single bullet into his pocket labeling
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it his suicide bullet slinging the m14 over his shoulder Julian carried the 22 and the shotgun and went back downstairs
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it was approximately 929 p.m. when heavily-armed Julien noise snuck out of his house he immediately took off
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running in a westerly direction down the quiet tree-lined Rams then Street moving
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towards huddle Street Hottel Street forms part of a large urban highway that runs for three and a half kilometers
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from the suburbs of Clifton Hill to Richmond where it then turns into Pond Road located less than five kilometers
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from Melbourne CBD Hodel Street is one of Melvin's major thoroughfares connecting north and south and servicing
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thousands of cars every single day the section of Hudl Street at the western end of Ramsden Street is a four-lane
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arterial main road busy with a constant stream of traffic on Sunday nights cars flow up and down Hodel street carrying
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people home from weekend getaways relaxing Sunday outings inner-city activities and to work it was no
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different the night of Sunday August 9 1997 as Julian Nights lived under a fence and emerged from the eastern edge
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of huddle Street pairs of headlights glistened and passed by as julian crept along the darkened side of the road he
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knelt down into some shrubbery biting himself from view he positioned himself facing the oncoming traffic raised his
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had been struck by a rock as they were pelted with more bullets the realization of what was actually happening became
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terrifyingly clear Allen shouted at his girlfriend to duck down Monica sleepiness a shooting herself behind the
00:35:20
dashboard Allen struggled to steer the car away from the onslaught whilst keeping his own head lowered and out of
00:35:26
the shooters line of sight gunshots continued to hit the passenger side of their car causing the windows to
00:35:33
smash broken glass struck Allen on the side of his neck below his left ear desperate to find cover
00:35:41
Allen turned to the car away from the openness of the road and into a nearby mobile service station barely 100 meters
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away he raced inside yelling at the staff that they'd been shot at into court police staff assured customers and
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passers-by inside hastily flicking off the building lights as the group ducked in the darkness away from the windows
00:36:04
sergeant Graham Largent and his partner Senior Constable Betty Roberts had spent
00:36:09
that Sunday afternoon investigating two unrelated firearm incidents and in Northcutt alley station there was around
00:36:16
9:30 p.m. when the pair heard the crack of gunfire in the distance by now several drivers had been fired upon
00:36:24
whilst travelling along huddle Street some of these drivers came across a police car nearby and they stopped to
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report what had happened as police rushed to the scene persons in and around Hodel Street heard what they
00:36:52
thought to be small explosions like fireworks unaware a gunman was indiscriminately firing upon anyone who
00:36:59
crossed these paths cars approached the area with little concern only to be bombarded with
00:37:05
bullets from the unseen gunmen drivers desperately steered out of the line of fire some managed to floor down huddle
00:37:13
Street and out of danger many others only got as far as the mobile service station where Alan Juri and Monica
00:37:20
Vitali had taken sanctuary over the following minutes a long line of cars had gathered there the passenger side of
00:37:27
each was littered with bullet holes drivers and passengers emerged shaken and confused some were wounded they took
00:37:35
cover within the service station waiting for police to arrive the gunfire was too
00:37:41
close for comfort but none were willing to risk heading back out onto Hodel Street to try and get to a safer
00:37:46
location 24-year old vest named Marc Koska and her boyfriend Zoran we're returning
00:37:54
home from a party they were driving in separate cars Zoran following behind Vesna their route took
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them straight down huddle Street as their vehicles need the Ramsden straightening a section business
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windscreen suddenly shuttered sending shop flakes of glass into the car having no idea what happened she pulled over in
00:38:16
parked before getting out to investigate Zorin stopped his car to save Esna was okay
00:38:23
suddenly a burst of 13 gun shots pierced through Zorin's wings green business stood exposed on the street little tong
00:38:32
to react six bullets penetrated her body Zorin who had received lacerations to his hands and pellet wounds to the side
00:38:40
of his head fell out of his car and race to her he bent over biznes body frantic
00:38:46
and hopeless as his girlfriend delayed dying in front of him news of casualties on Hodel street
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reached police they were fast converging on the area with sirens wailing blue and
00:38:57
red lights flashing as they approached the scene they were greeted by a volley of gunfire
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[Applause] twenty-seven-year-old Englishman Robert Mitchell was returning home from dinner
00:39:25
with friends as he dragged down huddle Street he spotted cars parked off to the side
00:39:30
and a woman wounded on the ground it looked as though a vehicle accident had occurred or perhaps the woman had been
00:39:37
hit by a car robber pulled over to offer his assistance within seconds of getting out
00:39:44
of the car he fell to the ground the bullet has struck him killed him instantly around at the same time
00:39:54
twenty-one-year-old juniper peanu rolled her car to a stop close by having noticed the injured bodies strewn across
00:40:00
the roadway Gina got out of her car to help as she crossed toddle Street she was struck by two bullets the large hole
00:40:10
in the left side of her body later described by police as being similar to a shark attack victim the sound of
00:40:18
gunfire smashed glass screeching brakes car horns and screaming rung out through
00:40:23
the surrounding suburbs the chaos caught the attention of 26 year old John musket
00:40:28
and his friend Peter Comey who were at a friend's place on nearby Turnbull Street
00:40:32
a neighbor told them someone was outside shooting and that he'd just called the police
00:40:38
John and Peter decided to see what was going on as they reach total Street they met a
00:40:45
third man Steve white Steve worked at the nearby leisure center and thought the initial sounds of gunfire were
00:40:51
children throwing pebbles onto the building's roof when he went outside to investigate he witnessed the gunman
00:40:58
firing on passers-by stiva warned the other men of the danger in the trio cautiously crossed the
00:41:05
street approaching the bodies of Vesna Gina and Robert as they got close the gunfire recommenced
00:41:15
John musket was struck six times in the left shoulder chest head neck and rowdy pay takumi was hit in the right arm
00:41:23
chest and thigh both men fell to the ground Steve white managed to avoid the bullets taking shelter behind a tree
00:41:32
about five meters away the firing stopped steep thought the shooter either fled or had run out of bullets he crept
00:41:40
out from behind the tree and immediately rushed to help John and Peter the flash
00:41:46
of two rifles being discharged at the same time sparked in the distance Steve was shot in the head and chest despite
00:41:55
their injuries all three men were still alive laying helpless in the wide open expanse
00:42:01
of huddle Street fifty three-year-old Dusen flattening traveled south on huddle Street on his
00:42:09
way to work at the Carlton brewery his Breann Sigma sedan was struck by two bullets one lodged itself in the back
00:42:17
seat behind the driver side door the other struck Dusen ending his life not far behind Kevin farmer drove his 23
00:42:27
year old wife Tracy Skinner in their 18 month old son down Hodel Street oblivious to the destruction they were
00:42:34
heading into their baby son was dressed for bed and nestled in his mother's lap on the passenger seat the couple spotted
00:42:42
Dusen scarce stopped in the middle of huddle Street as well as the other cars parked off to the side bodies lay around
00:42:48
them they didn't have much time to assess the situation before their own car was pelted with gunfire
00:42:56
Tracy quickly lowered her baby between her legs to protect him a 308 bullet made contact with the car smashing the
00:43:04
passenger side window in hitting Tracy directly in the face Kevin sped the car to the mobile service station further
00:43:12
down the road he screamed he's killed my wife my wife is dead I'll kill the bastard
00:43:20
I'll kill the bastard [Music] 21 year-old Kenneth Stanton was on his Kawasaki motorcycle on his way to work
00:43:29
night shift in Australia post as he sped down huddle Street he was struck by a bullet knocking him off his bike Kenneth
00:43:38
was seriously injured but still alive as he cried out for help a flurry of bullets were sending his
00:43:45
direction ending his life by now Julian night's shooting spree had been going on for an agonizing 15 minutes
00:43:56
police and paramedics pressed forward despite being shot out on sight at this stage they didn't know how many active
00:44:04
gunmen were in the area where exactly they were or how many victims they had amassed police radio was a loud and
00:44:12
frightening mass of sirens gunfire in to panic officers surrounded 303 presumably
00:44:19
still on footage [Applause] [Music] after blocking traffic along nearby Queens parade sergeant Graham Larson and
00:44:41
Senior Constable Betty Roberts drove towards High Street their headlights on High Beam illuminated a man carrying a
00:44:48
gun across his chest the officers thought he was a plainclothes detective out searching for the shooter from their
00:44:56
divisional van the officers watched as the men jumped the fence near the railway when he spotted the police van
00:45:02
the gunman beeline to down the tracks towards the officers when he closed in he crouched down held up a rifle and
00:45:10
fired five times the shooter quickly disappeared into the dark surrounds sergeant March and told Senior Constable
00:45:31
Roberts to use this as an opportunity to escape to safety sergeant Larson got out of the police
00:45:37
car and ran along the street in his exacting motion to make him a difficult target to shoot while scanning the
00:45:42
shadows for the gunman meanwhile police and paramedics reached the mobile service station on huddle Street there
00:45:51
they discovered the body of young mother Tracey Skinner it's going it really works like a police
00:46:13
helicopter appeared over the Clifton Hill area scanning the residential streets below with a blinding spotlight
00:46:19
as they hovered bullets flew past the helicopter from the unseen shooter the first few shots missed but then won him
00:46:38
by 10 p.m. the usually quiet and narrow streets of Clifton Hill and that surrounds were a flurry of action police
00:46:46
car sped by as officers sprinted through yards and alleys with weapons raised during the frantic search constable
00:46:54
Colin chambers ran into the gunman who had taken up position on the end of the Queen's parade bridge which spend merry
00:47:00
Creek constable Chambers was shot in the torso just above his right hip and quickly took cover under his police car
00:47:09
the police helicopter hovering above said it's bright lights on the gunman causing him to fire his rifle back in
00:47:16
return after being hit three times and sustaining damage to the engine the helicopter was forced to land at
00:47:34
approximately 10:13 p.m. less than 45 minutes since the shooting began a possible sighting of the gunman near
00:47:41
Queens Street and Russell Crescent in North Fitzroy was radioed to constable John Delahunty Delahunty arrived to the
00:47:49
area alongside a second responding unit constable Ralph philopon who come from the Russell Street Police Headquarters
00:47:56
constable John Delahunt II quote we could hear the police helicopter nearby and we could hear more shots and the
00:48:04
helicopter came up on the radio saying they'd been hit and I remember saying to Ralph Gees clothes is coming this way we
00:48:13
were standing outside the car because we didn't want to sit in the car and be a target and - then Ralph smacked me and
00:48:19
said there he goes and I could just see this figure running across the road on Russia all present
00:48:27
fearing they might lose sight of the suspect the officers got into a divisional VN and gave chase Delahunty
00:48:34
fished out the van and came to a grinding hole cornering the shooter in a lane way the car's headlights
00:48:40
illuminated the gunman who opened fire on the police car sharing it with bullets constable Delahunty quote I
00:48:49
started to open the door and that's when he started shooting he just opened fire
00:48:55
and that's when I felt the impact to the side of my head the handbrake was still in my hand the
00:49:01
lever had been shattered and I saw some blood on my hand and you always shot I bounced out of the car and the shots
00:49:08
just kept on coming the bullets were going straight through the car I lost sight of Ralph I went straight to the
00:49:16
ground and started crawling to get to the back of the car I could feel the flicks of the bullet going over my head
00:49:22
I went to the side of the car and stood up and then fired back and all I could see was the flash I thought I'd hit him
00:49:31
because it all went quiet Dulli Noah was now out of ammo crouched down behind a low brick wall he searched
00:50:00
frantically for the suicide bullet he had tucked safely away in the pocket of his jeans but he couldn't find it
00:50:07
the single bullet fired by Constable John Delahunt he swept past him without a means to take his own life and with
00:50:15
police closing in Julian was living his lifelong fantasy he was about to die in combat in his own
00:50:22
deluded a blaze of glory yet when confronted by the realization he was about to die
00:50:29
Julian Knight realized he didn't want to go through with it he hastily threw down
00:50:35
his empty m14 rifle and came out from behind a brick wall hands raised in the air he begged don't shoot I'm unarmed
00:50:44
don't shoot constable John Delahunt II quote I couldn't believe how pathetic he looked it was just a skinny pathetic
00:50:56
person who was begging us not to kill him that was the thing that got me the most about him is that here he is he was
00:51:03
scared he was frightened he was screaming and pleading don't shoot me and yet he had just murdered seven
00:51:10
people and shot dozens more all up Julian Knight had fired about 125 rounds of ammunition and fifty people in total
00:51:21
19 people were injured and seven were killed vezna Markovski Robert Mitchell Jena
00:51:29
poppy Onew John Musker Dustin fledge Dick Tracy Skinner and Kenneth Staunton constable Ralph Lachman
00:51:41
forced the gunman onto the ground the police were convinced they were multiple gunmen so they were screaming
00:51:46
at him to tell them where his accomplices were when he said there were no others they slammed him under the
00:51:52
bonnet of the police car he handcuffed him and called for backup it wasn't long before more police
00:51:59
arrived by car and on foot as the gunman like handcuffed on the ground he told the police his name Julian knowing he
00:52:07
had military training and dr. de Lyonne detective singing constable Richard McIntosh stepped forward and told Julian
00:52:15
he was under arrest for murder at the st. Kilda police station the ease at which Julian Knight gave his full
00:52:23
confession shocked everyone Julian answered questions openly and honestly responding with disturbing calm he
00:52:31
consented to requests for blood samples and swabs checking for firearm residue detectives say a constable Richard
00:52:38
McIntosh remarked interviewing Julian was locked dealing with a spoiled child rather than a hardened criminal
00:52:45
detectives say a constable Graham Kent had a similar impression of Julian quote It was as if we were talking to someone
00:52:53
who is very immature incredibly self-centered who is playing out of fantasy and had no understanding or care
00:53:00
for its consequences the Homicide Squad detectives asked Julian to recant his movements that day when asked why he
00:53:10
decided to go home and grab his guns and ammunition Julian answered that he wanted to see
00:53:14
what it was like to kill someone he believed that as soon as he killed someone the special operations group
00:53:20
would arrive and finish him off Julian revealed his initial desire was to be killed he admitted that he'd been
00:53:29
thinking for years about what it would be like to kill and be killed as a military man he said his plan was the
00:53:35
cape shooting until he ran out of ammunition at which point he would end his life in the blaze of glory moment
00:53:41
he'd fantasize since childhood detective Senior Constable Graham can't quote the biggest part of it was around
00:53:51
him wanting to experience combat and wanting to know what it was like to kill people
00:53:56
and wanting to get into what he called the theatres of war where he would be in combat the problem with that explanation
00:54:03
of his is that it doesn't stack up because he was shooting at unarmed people civilians and the moment he was
00:54:10
confronted with armed police who did fire one shot at him he made it he gave up although he never appeared to be
00:54:18
affected by alcohol Julian claimed the shooting would never have happened if he hadn't been drinking
00:54:23
that night as he lost all control when he consumed alcohol and had a terrible temper
00:54:29
[Music] Julian agreed to participate in a recorded reenactment of the night's events he accompanied the Homicide Squad
00:54:37
detectives back to huddle Street the vehicles of many of his victims remained in situ as Julian walked in handcuffs I
00:54:47
can't remember exactly but I think was here that I first prompt what did you do here I think this is where I started
00:54:55
shooting kneeling in that direction [Music] passing cars you left that area there
00:55:09
where did you go then to the edges the bushes here I'll prop there kneeling at the edge of the where the bushes start
00:55:18
here yeah what did you do they continued foreign what was your intent when you're
00:55:23
shooting at those carts shoot at the paper on them as low as you intend towards they kill them
00:55:33
Julian Nye revealed that during the period when police were out hunting for him he stopped behind a tree to smoke a
00:55:39
cigarette this action gave detectives the belief that Julian Knight was not lost in some
00:55:45
sort of mental break but was fully aware of what he was doing in the situation he
00:55:50
was in it was the way in which Julian explained killing Kenneth Stanton that gave detectives disturbing insight into
00:55:57
his thought process Kenneth was shot as he troubled down Hudl Street on his motorcycle
00:56:03
although Kenneth was hit he didn't die instantly Julian I quote I let off another three rounds I hit him and he
00:56:15
started screaming out and he hit the ground and he was still screaming so I didn't want to keep him in any more
00:56:21
agony so I let off other rounds until he stopped screaming when asked whether he
00:56:29
had any feelings of regret over the death see it caused Julian's response was a regret that I had the base of
00:56:36
ilion's and I regret that I was captured rather than killed survivors family members of
00:56:45
the victims and witnesses were spared a trial when Julian pled guilty to seven counts of murder and 49 counts of
00:56:52
attempted murder he had accepted a plea bargain agreeing to plead guilty in exchange for the possibility of parole
00:56:59
after serving 27 years Julian had been assessed on multiple psychiatrists and specialists who founded no sign of
00:57:09
mental illness it was noted he suffered unhealed trauma from his childhood was influenced by various stress factors
00:57:16
fuelled by alcohol had a high level of immaturity and low self-esteem psychiatrists agreed that while some
00:57:25
degree of dissociation had occurred Julian never lost touch with reality it was clear that Julian's desire to live
00:57:33
up to the image he had of himself as a soldier and war hero was the main factor that drove his behavior
00:57:39
on November 10 1988 Julian appeared at the Melbourne Supreme Court to receive his sentencing Justice George Hampl
00:57:50
quote on August 9 1987 you were responsible for one of the worst massacres in Australian history as a
00:57:59
result of which seven people died in nineteen were injured many more were fortunate to escape death or injury as
00:58:05
you indiscriminately fired over 100 grams of ammunition from three weapons and passing motorists and at the police
00:58:12
as they tried to apprehend you the answers to what you did lie in your background you're fragile and disordered
00:58:19
personality and ultimately in your inability to cope with the accumulation of pressures and stresses which operated
00:58:26
on you just the sample went on to sentence Julian naught to seven life sentences for the seven counts of murder
00:58:34
and ten years imprisonment for each count of attempted murder having to take into account Julian's plea deal justice
00:58:41
handfuls sentenced him to serve the minimum term of 27 years before being eligible for parole 27 years works out
00:58:51
at three point eight five years for each murder in prison Julian was a relatively
00:58:59
peaceful inmate behind bars he completed a Bachelor of Arts and multiple TAFE qualifications but despite his
00:59:07
cooperation is an everyday in Maine he stirred up all kinds of trouble for the Victorian legal system
00:59:14
over the years he attempted to take legal action for a range of Appeals most of which had absolutely no basis and
00:59:21
were destined to fail he appealed that inmates who were participating in tertiary education behind bars should be
00:59:28
eligible to receive our study a monetary payment given to students by the Australian government he appealed
00:59:35
against the denial of his request for a computer and the denial of his request for the prison to sell a cigarettes more
00:59:42
ludicrously he lodged the complaint to the Equal Opportunity Commission alleging discrimination against his
00:59:48
political beliefs after prison officers removed numerous articles associated with the Ku Klux
00:59:53
Klan from his soul for 2016 Julian had attempted to lodge 40 legal actions only tenable which proceeded accord the
01:00:05
Victorian Attorney General then took him to court to declare him a vexatious litigant for life this means he has to
01:00:12
seek permission from the court before taking any new legal action in the future in handing down his judgment just
01:00:19
as Jack Forrest said quote mr. Knights applications frequently baseless take up scarce judicial resources and mean that
01:00:28
other non vexatious litigants are delayed in accessing justice forensic psychologist Professor Paul Mullen
01:00:36
assessed Julian and concluded he received satisfaction out of causing trouble by May 2014
01:00:45
Julian Knight had served his 27 years sentence and was eligible to apply for parole in a highly controversial move in
01:00:54
order to prevent him from gaining parole the victorian government purposefully amended the corrections act this
01:01:01
prevented the board from ordering night's release on parole unless satisfied amongst other things that
01:01:07
Knight is in imminent danger of dying or is seriously incapacitated and that as a
01:01:12
result he no longer has the physical ability to do harm to any person put simply the law was altered so Julian
01:01:21
Niall would never be released unless he is on his deathbed as part of his original plea deal Julian agreed not to
01:01:30
raise in court any mention of the bullying and bastardization he had endured while at the Royal Military
01:01:35
College Duntroon when Julian's chance of parole was squashed he decided this meant he was no longer bound by the
01:01:43
stipulations of his plea bargain in 2014 Julian Noah launched a legal action against the Commonwealth over the
01:01:51
alleged abuse he suffered as a cadet at Duntroon he also applied for compensation as a victim of crime in the
01:01:57
acct Magistrates Court but the statute of limitations had passed meaning Knight had to seek an extension to have his
01:02:05
case heard associate justice must have agreed that Knight was clearly distressed by his experiences at
01:02:12
Duntroon rejected his application for an extension noting his habitual litigation
01:02:18
in the past and the fact that he clearly gained satisfaction from legal proceedings whilst in prison
01:02:28
Julian Knight penned an apology letter to victims of his massacre however it was clear the letter was less an attempt
01:02:34
to bring closure to the bloodshed but to air his frustrations and not receiving parole quote I offer my sincerest
01:02:43
apologies to my victims and to all Victorians but given the enormity of my crimes that doesn't amount to much does
01:02:50
it what else can I do the huddle Street shootings were despicable cowardly and senseless they were not however
01:02:58
committed in anger as a war on society thirty years have passed since the huddle Street shootings and I am far
01:03:05
from being the immature disturbed desperate teenager who committed them if I had been granted parole in 2014 I
01:03:13
would have very quickly faded into obscurity and I would have ended my days leading a quiet simple life devoted to
01:03:20
community service instead the future holds nothing but endless legal battles I didn't want this
01:03:27
if the blame lies anywhere and lies with Corrections Victoria and successive Victorian state governments if they
01:03:34
never intended to release me they should have made this planes 30 years ago hotle Street survivors rejected nice
01:03:44
apology as self-serving Steve white who was shot by Julian as he rushed to help other victims stated the apology was a
01:03:52
fraud and labeled any tears cried by night as fake quote nothing he could say would ever show me that he felt remorse
01:04:01
or sorrow or anything like that I saw the first person get shot and I saw him shoot another person after that he was
01:04:10
calculating in what he did he wanted to be Australia's most notorious mass murderer this is a sentiment shared by
01:04:19
those who have been incarcerated with Julian Knight and the guards who watched over him according to them Julian would
01:04:25
brag about his status as a mass killer Sydney Morning Herald journalist Tess Lawrence spoke with Julianne during his
01:04:34
imprisonment his shooting had since inspired a copycat months after huddle Street in December 1987 Melbourne
01:04:43
resident Frank Vic Kovac walked into the Australia Post offices on Queen Street carrying a sawn-off m1 carbine his
01:04:51
attack resulted in eight fatalities five serious injuries and his own death after
01:04:56
he fell from the 11th floor window like Hodel Street and later Wall Street this killing would come to be known by the
01:05:04
street had occurred on the Queen Street Massacre a search of Frank vitka Vic's room revealed he kept a newspaper
01:05:13
clippings about the huddle Street shooting with sections underlined in red [Music]
01:05:19
Julian spoke of Frank Vic Kovac with disdain but for unusual reasons he considered Vic Kovac an amateur he knew
01:05:27
nothing about guns and remarked that it was a fluke he had killed as many as he did it was clear to journalists test
01:05:35
Laurance that Julian was expressing a seething jealousy over Vic Kovac Skilling's and seemed to genuinely upset
01:05:41
that the Queen Street death tally was one higher than his own senseless slaughter
01:05:46
It was as if shooting sprees were a competition to Julian one based on victim count
01:05:54
this came to the forefront again in 1996 when prison televisions displayed news of yet another shooting massacre this
01:06:02
one occurring in Port Arthur Tasmania night was seen leaving the room in irritation in the words of a prison
01:06:10
guard Julian had a sick head and was seen poring over crime-scene photos from huddle Street and showing other inmates
01:06:17
he bragged about receiving a smaller sentence than the Russell Street Bombers even though he killed more people Julian
01:06:27
who had nicknamed himself the NOI writer told a fellow prisoner I'm going to do it again then I'll know the Nightrider
01:06:34
is back the comment was overheard by a guard as well as the prison warden and confirmed by the other inmate in another
01:06:44
conversation about mass killing night spoke about the best ways to create maximum casualties in 2001 the public
01:06:53
were outraged to learn that Julian took a course on military strategy and weapon
01:06:57
systems whilst inside prison the backlash resulted in a review of the inmate education system a year later in
01:07:06
2002 not did a stint in solitary confinement when knives and maps of the prison were found in his cell in prison
01:07:15
julian wrote a manifesto of his recollections of the shooting he wrote these notes were written after i'd
01:07:22
mentally gone over that night and psyched myself back into that frame of mind the writing is short sharp and
01:07:29
breathless but adds no further insight into what Julian decided to go out and killed that night a soldier who trained
01:07:39
with Julian at the Royal Military College Duntroon stated after the massacre quote
01:07:46
trouble was Julian was looking for a war he was always saying he wished one would
01:07:52
start in Australia well he started his own war the thing is he fought the cowards or didn't he CB Street is no war
01:08:01
zone what he did was a terrible thing don't you believe all that [ __ ] he tells
01:08:07
you about the army training you to kill I know he says he went into a killing mode that night and that [ __ ]
01:08:14
the last thing Duntroon does is teach you that sort of thing that wasn't killing that was murder the army might
01:08:22
teach us to kill but it doesn't teach us to murder [Music] [Music] you