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Carl Williams

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Oct 30, 2026

Anthony DowsleyHOST
1:30
It's the harshest penalty that any prisoner can face.
Anthony DowsleyHOST
1:34
She's not even Carl Williams, who was the kingpin of our gangland war in Melbourne, got a non-parole period.
Anthony DowsleyHOST
1:45
He got a non-parole period.
Anthony DowsleyHOST
1:47
But I think if you were to ask the general man or woman out on the streets, they'd say she's a triple killer and that's what you get.
Greg BarnsHOST
0:53
... those barristers.
Lex LasryHOST
0:54
John, uh, you've, um, I think you've said in the past that you are legitimately famous when you're known by one name, and I think at the time you were referring to Carl Williams.
Lex LasryHOST
1:03
But Sly, is that you? Are you famous by being known by one name?
John SilvesterGUEST
1:08
Yeah.

20 MINS LATER

John SilvesterGUEST
21:29
... what their statements were.
Lex LasryHOST
21:30
Yeah.
Lex LasryHOST
21:31
Things really got going in 1999, I think, when, um, [lip smacks] the Morans shot Carl Williams in a park in Gladstone Park.
John SilvesterGUEST
21:38
October 13, 1999.
Corey ParkerHOST
37:50
There you go.
Ian HealyHOST
37:50
Underworld figure Carl Williams' birthday today, 1970, born.
Corey ParkerHOST
37:55
Thorpey.
Ian HealyHOST
37:56
Thorpey's birthday as well, and, and Ryan Madison, former NRL-
Corey ParkerHOST
37:31
There we go.
Ian HealyHOST
37:31
Underworld figure Carl Williams' birthday today, 1970 born.
Corey ParkerHOST
37:36
Thorpy.
Ian HealyHOST
37:36
Thorpy's birthday as well, and t- and Ron Madison, former NRL-
Tobe AllenHOST
2:30
In Australia, it was environmental issues and indigenous issues.
Tobe AllenHOST
2:34
2007 in Melbourne, Carl Williams is arrested, which brings an end to a long crisis.
Tobe AllenHOST
2:41
crime wave in the city now I was thinking about this last night my mate and I were talking about this the noughties the 2000s they were kind of the naughty noughties like like there was a real kind of cultural you could do what you want and all of a sudden and I don't mean I'm not lumping in left-wing politics with um nanny state stuff necessarily I don't mean that but the following year 2008 Smoking is banned from pubs.
Tobe AllenHOST
3:11
The lockout laws come into effect in Sydney.
Tobe AllenHOST
5:43
But at that time, like I say, there's this shift.
Tobe AllenHOST
5:46
So it's like...
Tobe AllenHOST
5:47
And the reason I identify Carl Williams because he was this ecstasy kingpin in Melbourne.
Tobe AllenHOST
5:54
And Melbourne was actually like flooded with really high quality ecstasy.
JayHOST
12:50
What's the biggest case you've covered, Adam?
Adam ShandGUEST
12:52
I fell into the Melbourne gangland war, which involved getting close to most of the players in there from Carl Williams and Andrew Veneman.
Adam ShandGUEST
13:00
Saw the bodies fall through the early 2000s up to 2010 when Carl Williams was killed.
Adam ShandGUEST
13:06
Then I went straight on to the Outlaw Bikies and all kinds of crims from there, and it's just gone on for the last 25 years.
JayHOST
13:13
Adam's the first journo that Dan went to see when it all came crashing down 10 years ago.
Kate LangbroekHOST
23:20
Yeah.
Rodger CorserGUEST
23:20
And, um, Carl, Carl Williams, Guy Pearce who played Carl Williams-
Kate LangbroekHOST
23:24
Mm
Rodger CorserGUEST
23:24
... famously called me Sphincter.
Lex LasryHOST
0:53
amongst barristers.
Lex LasryHOST
0:55
John, I think you've said in the past that you are legitimately famous when you're known by one name, and I think at the time you were referring to Carl Williams.
Lex LasryHOST
1:03
But Sly, is that you? Are you famous by being known by one name?
John SilvesterGUEST
1:08
Yeah, I'm called Sly of the Underworld and that was because a legendary copper, Kim West, would refer to me because of the name Sylvester, like Sly Sylvester, Sylvester Stallone.

20 MINS LATER

Lex LasryHOST
21:30
Yeah.
Lex LasryHOST
21:31
Things really got going in 1999, I think, when the Morans
John SilvesterGUEST
21:35
shot Carl Williams
Lex LasryHOST
21:37
in a park in Gladstone Park.
Gerard McGowanHOST
2:39
But yeah, he's too much of a sook.
YazHOST
2:42
Who's the guy who played Carl Williams on Underbelly? He'd play
Gerard McGowanHOST
2:45
you.
Gerard McGowanHOST
2:46
Guy M. Grantley.
Lee McIntoshGUEST
24:22
[laughs] Right
Adam ShandHOST
24:23
... with Carl Williams back in the day when Carl was in the middle of his murderous run.
Lee McIntoshGUEST
24:27
Mm.
Adam ShandHOST
24:27
Mm.I guess the way Kath Pettingill was seen in an earlier generation, I think Roberta's held in a s- similar regard, that she's bad to the bone and all this-

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