ABC Listen, podcasts, radio, news, music and more.

Just before we start, this episode contains some strong language and descriptions of violence.

The attack that turned this whole thing on its head was that bomb in the CoSing restaurant,

the one that was made from mine explosives, wrapped in little bits of wire, and the man who set

that bomb lived right nearby.

After I set the fuse, I ran back to my place, was sprinted, which was about three or four hundred

yards away, and just as I've reached the front door, she's gone up.

And we've bolted through the front door, and the windows are reverberating the whole ground shaking.

It was a huge explosion.

Inside the house, he rips off the balaclavaava an army-style jumper he's been wearing.

He's got no idea that he's left the thread from this jumper behind at the crime scene.

It'll become clear later why you're hearing his voice.

We went straight through to the washing machine, took our clothes off and started washing them straight away. I never let the

missus do that. I didn't want to let it know what I was up to and promptly got into bed.

He struggles to sleep. The adrenaline is pumping. So when morning finally comes, he gets up and

switches on the radio.

The latest attack happened just after 3 o'clock this morning, and police say it's the sixth explosion at a Perth Asian restaurant in less than 12 months.

When I got up, it was on all the major news items.

Damage was estimated at $50,000.

It's still early, only just light.

He gets dressed, gets in his car, and drives towards the headquarters of the gang he's in.

On his way there, he swings past the restaurant he's just blown up.

...