Mark ‘Chopper’ Read remembered as family man
Crime figure turned author Mark 'Chopper' Read has been remembered as a family man at a small private funeral in Melbourne.
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My dinner with notorious Australian criminal ‘Chopper’ Read
Disposing of dead bodies is not typical dinner time conversation, but when your guest is one of Australia’s most notorious criminals, it’s best just to shut up and smile. Best-selling author LANA PENROSE can attest to that, when she shared a meal with the late Mark ‘Chopper’ Read.
Mark ‘Chopper’ Read has died from liver cancer
Australian crime figure, Mark ‘Chopper’ Read, has died in Melbourne after a long battle with liver cancer.
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