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In 2010 he was murdered inside prison before he could testify. Lewis Moran and his son Jason leaving the Coroners Court on separate occasions in 2002. Paul Virgona was killed when the van he was driving was sprayed with bullets. But he knew the guy would be able to identify him. I was told I was to be knocked. Richards murder has received a lot of media coverage over the years and that includes a lot of speculation about who was responsible, he said. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. While he was (literally) a straight shooter, Coghlan had to decide if he could be trusted to tell the truth in court. The photos are part of a renewed push by Victoria Police to solve the fatal shooting of Richard Mladenich in St Kilda almost 20 years ago. The Runner named for his fitness fanatic tendencies was a seasoned armed robber with an appetite for violence and contempt for the law. The theory is Peters wanted to punish Kyprianou but if he had him killed the former solicitor would be the number one suspect. While many have appeared related, until recently police have been trying to treat each one in isolation. But he was offended by the proposition. We are no longer accepting comments on this article. Jason Moran was another of his rivals. Transgender runner Glenique Frank is offering to return her London Marathon finisher's medal over the outrage caused by her beating nearly 14,000 women in the female category. Mokbel told police Moran was a 'mate' who had never wronged him, but suggested the way he was ordering hits, his murder wasn't a surprise. Jason and Mark Moran were central figures during Melbourne's underworld war of the 1990s and early 2000s They were both major players in the drug game, after joining the business of their. This was the game that spurred its author Will Wright to become embroiled in all those Sim games. You wouldn't know which, one day if he was on your side or not on your side,' Mokbel said. Jason Moran, whose underworld heritage ran back to the waterfront disputes of the Painters and Dockers union in the 1960s, was implicated in the killing but never charged.