Lured to Tamworth 2/4

In early 1998 Dr. Chakravarti was shown a short but slick video of the Gosford Hieroglyphs by Michael Adami, whom he had been introduced to by the Melbourne musician Tony Pain. This followed the publication of 'Psychiatric Tales and Words About Life' in late 1997.

Adami told Dr. Chakravarti that the only person who could lead them to the hieroglyphs was a man by the name of Rex Gilroy. This was a lie, as this documentary reveals.

The camera was wielded by 3 people - Sara di Genova, Michael Adami and Dr. Chakravarti. The unusable footage was shot by Adami.

It so happens that both Sara Di Genova's and Michael Adami's fathers worked for the Italian construction magnate Bruno Grollo, boss of GROCON. Sara had described her father as 'Bruno Grollo's bouncer' and that he used to "run Lygon Street". Adami's father and uncle were Grollo's lawyers.

Instead of taking Dr. Chakravarti to Gosford he was lured to "Rex Gilroy's Ag Museum" in Tamworth - a seven hour drive. Meanwhile, his home in Melbourne (rented from Ray White Real Estate) was ransacked.

Adami was accompanied by a Scottish boxer by the name of Ian Smith who expressed an ambition to be the next "Great White Hope" and work for Murdoch.

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