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| Joe Vialls is known for his book based on the ] (ref: , ), which has been linked with ] gun lobby groups suggesting that there was a ] by the ] government in order to take guns from their rightful owners (ref: , ). | Joe Vialls is known for his book based on the ] (ref: , ), which has been linked with ] gun lobby groups suggesting that there was a ] by the ] government in order to take guns from their rightful owners (ref: , ). | ||
| Such has been the popularity of Vialls'-inspired ] in relation to the Port Arthur massacre that there in fact exist more websites in support of a ] than against it. | |||
| Vialls' ] investigation created ]-style confusion (ref: ). Who is that 2nd gunman? Did ] know about it? Did police plant it? Or was this someone else acting independently and merely using ] as a patsy? | |||
| A number of sources have indicated the actual identity of this 2nd gunman, either as a ] who was a friend of ] or else a government agent. Some sources have suggested that police themselves knew of the ] as much as 3 years beforehand. | |||
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Joe Vialls is a private investigator, who has published a number of books and web sites outlining various conspiracy theories. Vialls' published books include Deadly Deception at Port Arthur, The Murder of Policewoman Yvonne Fletcher and Lockerbie and the Bombing of Pan Am 103.
Port Arthur massacre investigation
Joe Vialls is known for his book based on the Port Arthur Massacre (ref: , ), which has been linked with NRA gun lobby groups suggesting that there was a cover up by the John Howard government in order to take guns from their rightful owners (ref: , ).