Cyclist hit from behind by barrister

I haven't watched this yet, but could be worth a look.

(Don't know if it is visible outside Oz).

Australian Story is a program on our ABC channel. On Monday night the
story was regarding a cyclist run down from behind by a high profile
barrister in South Australia. It is about a woman taking on some of the
most powerful institutions in her home state - and changing the way
things are done. It started when her husband went out for a bike ride
and never returned. Since then, Di Gilcrist has helped instigate two
criminal trials, a royal commission and a legal conduct hearing, earning
praise for her determination and courage. Australian Story is repeated
some time over the weekend or you can watch it on Iview at:
http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/890114.

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JS.

James wrote:

I haven't watched this yet, but could be worth a look.

I watched it. Part 2 of 2 will be shown next Monday at 8pm.

It's as the Australian cycling community suspected all along
with this case. A high-profile legal-eagle driver being let
off after a fatal hit-run accident while he was drunk.

John

On 09/02/12 03:49, Phil W Lee wrote:
considered Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:13:44
+1100 the perfect time to write:

I haven't watched this yet, but could be worth a look.

(Don't know if it is visible outside Oz).

Australian Story is a program on our ABC channel. On Monday night the
story was regarding a cyclist run down from behind by a high profile
barrister in South Australia. It is about a woman taking on some of the
most powerful institutions in her home state - and changing the way
things are done. It started when her husband went out for a bike ride
and never returned. Since then, Di Gilcrist has helped instigate two
criminal trials, a royal commission and a legal conduct hearing, earning
praise for her determination and courage. Australian Story is repeated
some time over the weekend or you can watch it on Iview at:
http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/890114.

Sounds good from your description, but the link is restricted by GeoIP
to users in Australia.
Do you know of any alternative route for viewing it?

Sorry, I don't. I might download and post to u toob.

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JS.