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Whenever the murder and rape of Anita Cobby is mentioned my thoughts automatically go to her father Garry Lynch.
That man was an absolute saint in my eyes and there aren't too many in that category. He helped set up a victims support organisation but it was in working with prisoners that put him so high in my esteem. He helped rapists and murders in jail even apparently coming face to face with one of his daughter's killers.
"After Nick Greiner, then NSW premier, decided to bring a civilian onto the Serious Offenders Review Council, Lynch served there between 1990 and 1995, bearing the burden of his daughter's murder with dignity and composure. He could not forgive the men who killed her, but nor did he hate them. He locked eyes with one of the murderers, John Travers, when visiting another prisoner, but no words were exchanged."
"He even helped change for the better William Munday, jailed for life on more than 40 charges, including murder, rape and armed robbery. Munday was feared and disliked by staff and fellow prisoners but Lynch took an interest in his progress, Munday responded and took his visitor as a guide to a normal, caring life. Graham Egan, the review body's executive officer, said in a letter to the Herald yesterday that Garry Lynch had touched the lives of many prisoners."
http://www.smh.com.au/national/courage-in-the-utmost-grief-20080917-gdsv8t.html
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