So what do you guys think!
This was front page news when it happened, but nothing has been made of it since.
It is evident that in a video, something is put around Peter's neck and he is choked with it.
I believe it was murder, and the government conspired to have it swept under the carpet as gambling is a major source of income for them.
What are your thoughts?
Was it a conspiracy?
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Peter Dalamangas Star City - Murder, Heart Attack or Cover Up?
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, Nov 30 2004 01:31 AM
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 01:37 AM
scumbag got what he deserved plain and simple.
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 02:08 AM
why?
i dont think he crossed anyone that didnt deserve it.
i dont think he crossed anyone that didnt deserve it.
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 02:25 AM
You know, in the end when guys act like tough 'kunts' and go about trying to intimidate people they usually bear the brunt of whatever backlash occurs.
For every equal reaction there is an equal and opposite reaction, and Peter Dalamangas got the opposite reaction.
For every equal reaction there is an equal and opposite reaction, and Peter Dalamangas got the opposite reaction.
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 02:37 AM
How many of you actually knew him to state that he was a tough "kunt"?
So he did weights, and was a bouncer, and was involved in a few alercations, that makes him deserving of death?
So he did weights, and was a bouncer, and was involved in a few alercations, that makes him deserving of death?
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 02:46 AM
My parents know his family, we bumped into each other a few times at parties n stuff, he was a asshole, couldnt talk to him and when you could he would always mention something criminal, he was just like that, i remember sparring with him in the back yard with a few other guys and he went full on punching us real hard, and he goes "i like to see pain on peoples faces".
What happened at Star City, was sad and yes it did go to far, but he let it get that far, he could have just walked away and had a good time elsewhere, instead, he kept intimidating the security officers and kept trying to initiate a fight to the point where it took 5 of em to put him down and restrain him, and even when he was restrained he kept putting up a struggle. He could have just given up and gave in, but he had to act like the hard **** and get himself killed.
What happened at Star City, was sad and yes it did go to far, but he let it get that far, he could have just walked away and had a good time elsewhere, instead, he kept intimidating the security officers and kept trying to initiate a fight to the point where it took 5 of em to put him down and restrain him, and even when he was restrained he kept putting up a struggle. He could have just given up and gave in, but he had to act like the hard **** and get himself killed.
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 03:02 AM
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How many of you actually knew him to state that he was a tough "kunt"?
So he did weights, and was a bouncer, and was involved in a few alercations, that makes him deserving of death?
How many of you actually knew him to state that he was a tough "kunt"?
So he did weights, and was a bouncer, and was involved in a few alercations, that makes him deserving of death?
Anyway don't even go there, because the brothers weren't anything 'nice'. Two other men were 'murdered' and the Dalamangas brothers were the main suspects, the last one has his throat slashed at Knossos and people were 'there' and funnily enough the 'person' escapes to Greece
The other death was the bouncer that was shot six times in his car in Belmore.
So yeah.. after the first death in Belmore - of the bouncer -that Dalamangas copped it at the casino. coincidence or not who knows and who really cares, he can't be brought back, he's dead but he didn't make many people 'happy' when he was a bouncer let's say.
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 04:13 AM
Ok, whether or not he was nice or a dickhead is irrelevant really.
The question is whether or not his death was a conspiracy, a cover up?
You cant all honestly believe he died from a heart attack. There were even witnesses who saw him being strangled with what appeared to be a tie or a cable of some sort.
The question is whether or not his death was a conspiracy, a cover up?
You cant all honestly believe he died from a heart attack. There were even witnesses who saw him being strangled with what appeared to be a tie or a cable of some sort.
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 05:27 AM
Well it appears to have been covered up, I don't know if anyone here remembers but his family did pay for two other pathologists to examine his body and they found evidence of asphyxiation (I think, or strangulation or something along those lines) but it was dismissed, not conclusive.
How many times do heart attacks coincide with having a group of security guards right on top of you?
How many times do heart attacks coincide with having a group of security guards right on top of you?
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 09:56 AM
What ever the case might be, his brother Jim started it and unfortunately he paid for it. As for Jim, he murdered my friend at Knossos and no one did anything about it. The cops and ambulance took there time getting there, and even though there were so many eyewitnesses, Jim Dalamangas managed to escape to Greece, where I have heard he is up to his usual tricks. Why hasnt anything been done about catching this prick and bringing him back to face the murder of Tim and George?
Could it be that he could bring alot of people in higher places down with him?
Could it be that he could bring alot of people in higher places down with him?
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 07:29 PM
Greece won't sign the treaty with Australia
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 12:41 AM
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What ever the case might be, his brother Jim started it and unfortunately he paid for it. As for Jim, he murdered my friend at Knossos and no one did anything about it. The cops and ambulance took there time getting there, and even though there were so many eyewitnesses, Jim Dalamangas managed to escape to Greece, where I have heard he is up to his usual tricks. Why hasnt anything been done about catching this prick and bringing him back to face the murder of Tim and George?
Could it be that he could bring alot of people in higher places down with him?
What ever the case might be, his brother Jim started it and unfortunately he paid for it. As for Jim, he murdered my friend at Knossos and no one did anything about it. The cops and ambulance took there time getting there, and even though there were so many eyewitnesses, Jim Dalamangas managed to escape to Greece, where I have heard he is up to his usual tricks. Why hasnt anything been done about catching this prick and bringing him back to face the murder of Tim and George?
Could it be that he could bring alot of people in higher places down with him?
To get a criminal charged of anything after they leave Australia, especially if they go to Greece is next to impossible. Like the murder of Toula Soravia, the guy, Steve Anas skips the country and the Soravia family cannot do anything about it, meanwhile Anas has started the next chapter of his new life in Greece by getting married and having kids.
What do people do in such cases? Take the law into their own hands?
But I don't believe they'll ever escape their crimes, because Peter Dalamangas didn't escape his 'fate' either, he didn't just 'coincidently' die at the casino, his death followed the shooting death of the first person, Tim.
At the time there were many squabbles, the two brothers wanting 'their slice', thinking they were 'underworld' types but they didnt' realise that there are others out there that don't mess about. So Jim Dalamangas will one day get his, people don't forget these things.
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 01:37 AM
It is basically the "what goes around comes around" syndrome, we all pay for things we do wrong in our lives and its only a matter of time, before it catches up with that dumbass.
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 06:16 AM
All I know is that George was pounding the shit out of that wuss Dalamangas and because that prick could'nt handle it, he grabbed the knife and stabbed George numerous times but George kept fighting him. The funny thing is that it took 40 minutes before an ambulance was called. This I dont understand. If help had come sooner maybe George might be alive today.
I dont know, talk is cheap, but I think if I had been there the least I could've done was to smash a chair over Jims head or something. Why didnt anyone try to stop it?
Anyway whats done is done and if there is any justice in life, Jim Dalamangas WILL cross the wrong persons path and when he does I hope that he dies on the side of the road like a dog with no one to help him.
I dont know, talk is cheap, but I think if I had been there the least I could've done was to smash a chair over Jims head or something. Why didnt anyone try to stop it?
Anyway whats done is done and if there is any justice in life, Jim Dalamangas WILL cross the wrong persons path and when he does I hope that he dies on the side of the road like a dog with no one to help him.
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 08:36 AM
What repulsed me after that happened (apparently there was no security on duty that night in the club because it was a Sunday night I think and not 'busy' or full) was the fact that the owner of the club kept the nightclub going. I went to it a few months later because I was invited out in a group of people and when I went there and walked in it felt odd. It felt odder still to go to the ladies, having to pass by the kitchen and to 'know' that a murder took place in there.
I think the murder in Knossos marked the day when those types of Greek 'cabaret' nightclubs died in Sydney.
I think the murder in Knossos marked the day when those types of Greek 'cabaret' nightclubs died in Sydney.
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Posted 09 June 2006 - 09:39 PM
An old topic, but does anyone have any updates to the Dalamangas story? Last I heard James was spotted in Athens running doors for clubs? I heard the NSW police know he is there but cause of a lack policce treaties, they can't get him back.
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Posted 09 June 2006 - 09:41 PM
Who gives a shit?
Every dog has their day eventually, his luck won't last that long.
Every dog has their day eventually, his luck won't last that long.
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Posted 09 June 2006 - 09:54 PM
I'm doing a thesis on the injustices served to the Dlamanga family and want to write a book.
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Posted 09 June 2006 - 11:29 PM
Injustices to the Dalamangas family?
Go tell that to the widow whose husband's throat was cut in the kitchen at Pariziana mate.
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Go tell that to the widow whose husband's throat was cut in the kitchen at Pariziana mate.
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Posted 09 June 2006 - 11:31 PM
Do all your 'research' correctly before you even 'use' the word injustice.
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