Hit Men: Australia's Contract Killers

· Penguin Group Australia
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WE THINK OF HUMAN LIFE AS PRICELESS,
BUT THERE ARE MEN AMONG US
WHO WILL END A LIFE FOR
A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS.

These men are the hit men, striking a contract with someone who has a target – and the cash. The Hit Men tells the stories of some of Australia's most ruthless contract killers – their plots, accomplices, victims, crimes and punishments – and of the people who saw fit to employ them.

John Kerr dissects a parade of hits, from the days of Sydney's razor gangs in the 1930s to modern times. He gives unflinching accounts of a man who killed his granny, wives who shopped for their husband's killers, and cashed-up criminals who called in favours to arrange the deaths of their enemies.

A chilling account of how quickly ordinary people can turn to extreme violence to get what they want.

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John Kerr has worked as a police roundsman and court reporter for a daily newspaper. His company has published many true crime books, including Untold Violence, Walsh Street, Neddy: The Life and Crimes of Arthur 'Neddy' Smith,The Phillip Island Murder, Hellbent: Ces Waters and Me and Roger Rogerson's The Dark Side. He is the author of Wanted: John & Lucy, about a helicopter hijack and prison break, Bloody Relations: True Stories of Murder in the Family (Penguin, 2007) and The Hit Men (Michael Joseph, 2009).

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