It's May the 7th, 1954. Five girls from the June Dally Watkins modelling school are taken by an

artist to photograph them for a calendar. Once on location the artist pulled a gun on them and

proceeded to rape them. Sentenced a death, how could he then kill two women? This is the case of Leonard Keith Lawson, the comic book killer.

Hi, I'm your host, Cambo, grab a beer and pull up a deck chair.

This is True Crime Island, another True Crime podcast. When you're, when.

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When. When you're, when. Hi islanders well last week's show was a blast from the past and this week is no different. This week we go further

back in time to 1954 Sydney where June Delhi Watkins had a modeling agency and school which

he started in 1951. Just a year after opening her

personal development school for young ladies to train them in etiquette and deportment de Portman.

Yes it sounds funny now but girls would go to her school

to learn how to act like young ladies.

Now June was born in 1927 and she still teaches etiquette to young women in China.

She's 92 blesser.

Back in the day comics, although still big today, were huge back then, and one comic called

Action Comics, not to be confused by the British and American Comics of the same name,

was launched in 1946. In the second issue a character called

The Lone Avenger created by 19 year old Leonard Keith Lawson or Lenny as he was known was immensely popular

The lone Avenger which obviously was a blatant rip off of the lone ranger told the story of cowboy Paul Nichols who dressed in a white

hat red mask green shirt leather gauntlet's belt and boots according to Joe Sergy of the CBLDF, which is the comic book Legal Defence Fund,

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