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The hunt is on for a missing container full of misssiles highjacked by pirates. People are missing and the North Koreans want the container at any cost.Matt Murray and his PI team swing into action

In the early dawn hours of a Sydney morning, five dead male bodies are found in a container in a Qantas hanger, at Kingsford Smith and the victim's faces are so badly burned that police have a hard time figuring out the victim's identity. Only two clues surface: the victims were young Chinese, pieces of paper with symbols around the bodies. PI Matt Murray leaves his beloved dog Zoe and his pet parrot Dwayne at home in Paddington and goes off to investigate the case on commission to the NSW police who ran up against a blank wall. Months passed in fruitless police questioning, in following up leads.But Inspector Lindley is dissatisfied, and a series of coincidences lead him back to the case, so he calls in a fall guy Australia's number one PI Matt Murray. After sifting through crime evidence Matt had many questions Why did the body have scattered pieces of white paper with symbols around the body? Why was the container locked from the inside? Why did a bar owner leave for home right after Matt spoke to her? Why did a Triad from Sydney's China town, on the verge of telling Matt something important, was found dismembered in a dump truck? What can a group of young university students possibly have to do with the murder of a quiet and "decorated" old ex-detective? Private Eye Matt Murray and his team investigate.

A crime so complex the police could not solve at Central Station, the only evidence being an arm.The torso is missing making victim identification impossible until Australia's top Private Eye, Matt Murray and his team get involved.The case takes them to Quinyambie, a large cattle station near Broken Hill, the name is Aboriginal and has a special meaning, and the land is cursed.A complex crime thriller which takes the reader on a journey of family, feud, murder, and Corner Country.Weedy water,Water lappingWave come backLeaping up, striking the bank Water shakingCome and carry the weeds awayBulloo Lake, waterLooking at it, he (a mythical Ancestor) came there.Aboriginal, Sutton, (2002)