Road to revenge

Updated August 30 2014 - 7:13pm, first published 3:00am
Leonard Warwick was deeply embittered by the Family Court's refusal to grant him full-time access to his daughter, Trudi. Litigation dragged on for years. Photo: courtesy of Sunday Night program, Channel 7
Leonard Warwick was deeply embittered by the Family Court's refusal to grant him full-time access to his daughter, Trudi. Litigation dragged on for years. Photo: courtesy of Sunday Night program, Channel 7
Justice Richard Gee, who took over Justice Opas?s case list after he was murdered, was the target of a bomb blast that flattened his home in March 1984. Miraculously, he and his family survived. Photo: courtesy of  Sunday Night program, Channel 7
Justice Richard Gee, who took over Justice Opas?s case list after he was murdered, was the target of a bomb blast that flattened his home in March 1984. Miraculously, he and his family survived. Photo: courtesy of Sunday Night program, Channel 7

When four people were killed during a series of bombings and shootings in Sydney in the 1980s, one man kept appearing on the police’s radar. He was never charged, but remains the prime suspect. Debi Marshall reports on the Family Court murders.

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