Every Picture Tells A Story: William Stanley Moore (1925)

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William Stanley Moore (1925)
Every Picture Tells A Story: William Stanley Moore (1925)
Every Picture Tells A Story: William Stanley Moore (1925)

William Stanley Moore according to his official police record was an “opium dealer/ Operates with large quantities of faked opium and cocaine./ A wharf labourer; associates with water front thieves and drug traders.”   Mugshot by New South Wales Police Department (1925). He reminds me of one of the brothers in Peaky Blinders, not to be messed with!

Source: Historic Houses Trust

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