Three Crooked Kings

Three Crooked Kings provides a comprehensive and detailed account of a transformative era in Queensland's history, focusing on a period marked by widespread corruption, crime, and police scandal. Drawing on extensive interviews, personal papers, and new evidence, the book explores the intricate web of deception involving police and elected officials, with a particular emphasis on the rise and fall of police commissioner Terence Murray Lewis. This compelling narrative reveals the depths of a society shaped by nearly fifty years of sleaze and highlights the ongoing impact of these events.