Trapping Australia's most wanted paedophile, Dolly Dunn | 60 Minutes Australia

60 most memorable moments on #60Mins, #31: Trapping Australia's most wanted paedophile, former NSW teacher Dolly Dunn.

*Synopsis | The Sting (1997)*
It was an operation six months in the execution, weeks in the planning and has become one of the most celebrated journalistic scoops of the decade. How 60 Minutes found and trapped Australia's most wanted paedophile is a gripping story with the perfect ending. Hunting down leads across Central America, 60 Minutes producer Melanie Morningstar tracked Robert 'Dolly' Dunn to a tiny town in Honduras. Then, with NSW and Federal police called in, an elaborate 'sting' was arranged to lure Dunn to a hotel room. There the former schoolteacher, wanted on 91 child sex offences, sat sipping a Scotch as - to his horror - Liz Hayes walked into his room and closed a trap that could see Dunn spend the rest of his life in jail.

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[ursulatravers]

He's dead. Died in long bay Jail, July 2009. This video was 1997

[peterkouvelis]

This clip is from an era when there were news reporters called investigative journalists.
These important journalists did their job without fear or government interference.

[Littlemouse]

Seems this planets is absolutely crawling with them 😡

[Dan_Ben_Michael]

He was a science teacher at my high school but was “moved on” and “retired” in 1987. Everyone knew he was a pedo then because there was rumours about his behaviour around young boys for years.

[seanrogers]

I wish American journalists were as direct and straightforward as Aussie journalists.

"Are you a pedophile?"

That simple sentence would NEVER be stated by an American journalist.

[bailey]

“So far so good” really? If I had been there he wouldn’t need that door he’d of left via a window

[roxannereitmann]

Pervee perverson, don’t put him in segregation in prison. Let the prisoners have their way with him. The kids he violated weren’t protected, why should he be.

[claudiaorgill]

This is why you don’t let evil come near your dwelling

[hollybland]

“So far so good good” that was super creepy .

[sharon]

Growing up they were everywhere, Im 60 now and still my childhood friend and I can't believe how many we encountered in daily life growing up....And we had families, lived in a neighborhood, lived in a house walked down the street to school, walked to the park, the store, BUT STILL they managed to creep in our lives, just walking to the store could be a scary endeavor....I never stop thinking of and thanking Jehovah for keeping me, my family, and my friends safe, I would pray every nite and stiill do, I only wish these people didn't exist, but one-day Jehovah will end all that for eternity....

[Jzilla]

No ones gonna mention him just shitting himself

[theodoroskitsios]

Far out
60 minutes !! You are doing a GREAT JOB COMBATTING EVIL
Happy New Year to all of your Crew.

[cpt]

91 charges and he’s not in prison for life? Australia has serious problem of accountability.

[XRyanK]

Duded trying to keep his cool, but you can see when he puffs that cig that hes breaking down 😂

[jorgenpersson]

But what about Epstein and his "friends"???

[gracealexander]

There is a very special place in hell for this man. " So far so good?"

[sarahmurphy-nfyl]

'So far, .so good' 😮😢PURE EVIL..Clearly preying on children in Hondourus.
EVIL MAN..Cant he be arrested????

[MasterofScrutiny]

He sharted just before he said "excuse me". She scared the sh*t out of him.

[JL-wfwp]

For a fair price I could travel to Honduras and convince him to return to Australia

[draganradic]

The days truth was the job. Today, anything but the truth is what they show us.