This is the book the Victorian police did not want written. Read it and you'll know why.
On 14 June 1997 a toddler is left alone in the middle of the night while his babysitter collects his mother from a party. In their absence, the windows are smashed and a severed pig's head is thrown into the room where the child was left sleeping. On their return the pig's head is waiting, a gruesome calling card staring up from the garden bed. The child has vanished.
Within twenty-four hours the Homicide Squad rules out any involvement of the "pig's head team" or anyone else in the baby's disappearance and settles on the babysitter as the prime suspect. The child was Jaidyn Leskie. The babysitter, Grey Domaszewicz, was arrested, charged and eventually acquitted of murdering Jaidyn. Case closed?
If you think the media reports have told you all you need to know about this incredible saga, think again. Informed by exclusive interviews and evidence made public for the first time, 'Justice Denied' is the definitive investigation into the police operation that failed to find the killer. Robin Bowles, bestselling author of 'Blind Justice', writes a tense, tightly woven detective story. The conclusions she comes to about the truth of Jaidyn's death will have you lying awake at night.
