Gday...

  Bert ain't him neither 

Clue - When young he played cricket, rugby league football, hockey and baseball.

cheers - John

Gday...

  If someone doesn't have another guess soon, I am likely to forget who the bloody hell it is 

C'mon you google hounds - surely ya got someone to guess ?  

Another clue - Unable to serve in WWI he became a lawyer specialising in industrial issues.

cheers - John

I think you've got us on this one !!

Gday...

 ... you blokes use google so skillfully, I am astounded you haven't figured him out yet 

Another clue - He was elected to the NSW Legislative Assembly in 1925.

Cheers - John

Jack Tully>?

Aussie Paul. 

Gday...

Keep em comin' Paul - but not The Honourable Mr Tully 

Another clue - After five years as a MLA he was appointed a High Court Justice.

Surely you google hounds can get it now. 

Cheers - John

Paddy Stokes ?

Aussie Paul. 

H. V. Evatt ?

Aussie Paul. 

Gday...

 Nup - not Paddy either.

If you check previous clues you will note that "my bloke" was an industrial lawyer before being a MLA. Paddy was an engine driver.

Perhaps I should put ALL the previous clues together here and that may help.

• This New South Welshman was one of eight sons.
• His younger brother was also a politician.
• He and his siblings were intellectually gifted, winning scholarships and gaining a number of tertiary achievements.
• When young he played cricket, rugby league football, hockey and baseball.
• Unable to serve in WWI he became a lawyer specialising in industrial issues.
• He was elected to the NSW Legislative Assembly in 1925.
• After five years as a MLA he was appointed a High Court Justice.

Surely Google will give you something with all that 

Cheers - John

aussie_paul wrote:

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H. V. Evatt ?

Aussie Paul. 

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Gday...

YA GOT IT -

Time for you to test our memories (or googling skills )

Cheers - John

Try this old not so nice person...

Aussie Paul. 

Myer Lansky ?

Sheba wrote:

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Myer Lansky ?

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 No Sheeba.

Bedtime for me....

Aussie Paul. 

1. Lucky Luciano
2. Charles "Lucky" Luciano, was a Sicilian-born American mobster. Luciano is considered the father of modern organized crime in the United States for splitting New York City into five different Mafia crime.

Big Gorilla wrote:

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1. Lucky Luciano
2. Charles "Lucky" Luciano, was a Sicilian-born American mobster. Luciano is considered the father of modern organized crime in the United States for splitting New York City into five different Mafia crime.

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 Yep, BG. away you go.

Aussie Paul. 

Who is this young lady ?

Anne Frank

Aussie Paul. 

That's who it is.

Take it away Paul...

Here we go...

Aussie Paul. 

Would that be a Prison Uniform ?

Sheba wrote:

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Would that be a Prison Uniform ?

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 Yep..

Aussie Paul. 

Still no help to me I'm afraid.

Cheers,

Sheba.

Clue.. A female prison inmate is speaking out about sex..

Aussie Paul. 

We obviously don't watch/listen to the same Media outlets Paul.  Might help some-one else though.

Cheers,

Sheba.

Clue.. A female prison inmate is speaking out about sex with corrections officers inside the womens prisons....

Aussie Paul.  

Gday...

  Sorry Paul ... I'm wif Sheba  

cheers - John

Ok, to keep it moving along. I did not find this person via Google. 

A female prison inmate is speaking out about sex with corrections officers inside the womens prisons at Pewee Valley. 

Aussie Paul. 

Gday...

 ..... HMMMMMMMMM .... Peewee Valley is in Kentucky in the good ole Yew Ess of Aye 

I sure ain't seen this lady before .. and ya right. There is nothing in Google about rape, prisoner or otherwise, in Peewee Valley.

There is no news article - or court report - regarding a woman "speaking out" about rape - hers or anyone elses. 

Interestingly, unless we can find the "news article" where she has begun her 'exposure' of these activities I would suggest we are blind on this one.

If there is no way to make use of clues within Google then what's the point. I don't have any clue to who she might be.

Perhaps further clues that can be manipulated in Google may assist - but if you say there is nothing on Google, then you may just as well put us out of our misery

Cheers - John

rockylizard wrote:

Perhaps further clues that can be manipulated in Google may assist - but if you say there is nothing on Google, then you may just as well put us out of our misery

Cheers - John

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 Google is not the only search engine John. 

Aussie Paul.