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Gunsmith who went into business with NCA bombing accused says he owned a ‘right-wing extremist’s manual’
A former gunsmith has told the National Crime Authority (NCA) bombing trial he owned a “right-wing extremist’s manual” that detailed a scenario with a “striking similarity” to the deadly 1994 blast.
Key points:
- Allan “Gadget” Chamberlain said he first met the accused at a firearms shop
- He told the court Mr Perre was part of a group of regular customers
- Prosecutors allege Mr Perre took weapons and detonators to Mr Chamberlain for “safekeeping”
Domenic Perre, 64, is standing trial in the South Australian Supreme Court for the murder of Detective Sergeant Geoffrey Bowen and attempted murder of lawyer Peter Wallis on March 2, 1994.
He has pleaded not guilty to sending a parcel bomb to the Adelaide headquarters of the National Crime Authority…
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