Build-up to a Disquiet

Build-up to a DisquietThis volume is the prequel to the author's first book on the killing of Joe Gilewicz, by Tasmanian police in the winter of 1991. Tapp wrote of the killing, described by noted serial Commission of Inquiry barrister, John Agius QC, as 'forensic journalism'. The book 'Disquiet, the Justifiable homicide of an Australian Vietnam veteran was central to a Commission of Inquiry. This book 'Build up to a Disquiet' gives an account of what motivated the author

This volume is the prequel to the author's first book on the killing of Joe Gilewicz, by Tasmanian police in the winter of 1991. Tapp wrote of the killing, described by noted serial Commission of Inquiry barrister, John Agius QC, as 'forensic journalism'. The book 'Disquiet, the Justifiable homicide of an Australian Vietnam veteran was central to a Commission of Inquiry. This book 'Build-up to a Disquiet' gives an account of what motivated the author to disbelieve police and write the book, his commitment to the memory of Veterans who fall in war defending notional democracy and his struggle to maintain that commitment. Essentially it is a record of an event that remains saturated in Disquiet.