Witness A: The Voice that Changed Australian Legal History.

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Police officers don’t get shot in their front yard on their way home from

work for no reason. The assassination of Assistant Police Commissioner of

Australian Federal Police, Colin Winchester, 10 th January 1989.

Convicted in 1995, life imprisonment without parole. David Eastman fought

and claimed his innocence for nineteen years, while behind bars.

Behind two of the biggest names in Australian legal history, media attention,

closed courtrooms and secrecy during the proceedings was witness A,

silenced in fear for her family and her own life as Ndrangheta Criminal

Confederation threatened their lives. Gagged with a section 22 by the

Australian Federal Police, National Witness Protection Program ACT 1994.

This real-life story will leave you questioning the cover-ups, the corruption

and the lengths the Australian Federal Police will go to protect their own, even

after death.

Witness A, took a bullet for a man she will never know, a man she will

never meet, for the sake of doing the right thing. In the end, costing her and

her family more than money can buy.

What does Witness A, know that is considered to be National Security

Information? Under Section 3 of the Witness Protection Act 1994. Was

Witness A forced into Witness protection for her protection? Or so the

Australian federal police could protect themselves?