Robert Craddock

Well, this is a story and a half.

There's a former Australian representative, played for Newcastle in the 1970s, and there was a robbery at Chadstone Shopping Centre, an armed robbery in 1993, where a man in a balaclava walked in, and just as some security guards were getting $80,000 out of a shop, he burst in and shot three of them in the leg and took the money.

No one has been able to find or locate who that masked robber was until one of the security guards passed away a few months ago and a member of his family said, I send out a plea for anyone who can find the man who did this, this masked man.

Where is he?

Who is he?

And they've tracked it down.

And last week there was a raid on the coast where Gary Sullivan, the former Australian forward who played a few tests at age 75, was arrested from his home on the Gold Coast.

He'd been leading a quiet life there.

I understand he worked at a food – a feed supplement place.

He was – the locals knew him as a frail little 75-year-old man.

And suddenly he's been charged with these offences, Gerard.

Like it's just –

I saw his neighbours interviewed and they were going, what, him?

So he'd just been living quietly there.

And how they found him, I'll never know, because it traced back to that plea a few months ago.

For me, it was the most interesting story of last week.

He had not led an incident-free life.

He was formerly in jail in South Australia, I believe, but

When I saw that, I thought, man, oh, man, that is a fascinating story.

Yes, they were.