Victor Chang was a brilliant man and certainly a hero in our culture. Through his ground-breaking medical work he saved lives, helped many, and left a legacy that will stand through time. Why was he senselessly murdered in the leafy streets of Mosman in Sydney in 1991? With his usual skill of storytelling and inside knowledge of police procedure, Ron Stephenson gives a gripping account of the murder of a hero and of the police investigation that extended interstate and overseas to track down Victor Chang's killers.
