What's your book about?

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After making the rounds and interviewing my former colleagues, the detectives now want to question me directly. Naturally, I won’t be speaking to them without a lawyer. But here’s the catch—every law firm I’ve contacted (and I’ve called several) told me they can’t do anything unless I’ve actually been charged (the first thing they asked for was my charge sheet - I don't fucking have one, lol)

Just to clarify, I’m not under investigation for any crime. One of my former colleagues was explicitly told this by the detectives. However, I am apparently being investigated because the police believe I pose a danger to the public and to myself—based solely on the contents of a book I published.

At first, I found the whole thing somewhat amusing. But once my former colleagues filled me in on the details of their interviews with the detectives, that amusement quickly turned to concern. From the outset, the detectives made it clear they were operating under the assumption of my guilt or wrongdoing. They reportedly said things like, “We believe he poses a threat to the Victorian community and himself,” and asked leading, suggestive questions implying I was mentally unstable—“We are concerned about his mental well-being.”

One colleague was even told that my book is “disparaging to women.” (WTF?)

The detectives seemed to be pushing a narrative that I’m some kind of incel terrorist-in-waiting, based entirely on their interpretation of my writing. They made their assumptions and suspicions very clear to my colleagues, who, thankfully, saw through it and kept me informed.

These are former colleagues I’m still on good terms with. I don’t know what the detectives may have heard from others, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they managed to get someone to confirm their biases through their dodgy tactics.

you voted for this

not your personal army. I will not google the name of the author of that book and I will not disclose to anyone that he posts on 4chan. whatever he did to you, you probably deserved it

Well ok what was in the book that they could've found so concerning? From the internet it seems like something like the falling down movie, don't talk with them without a lawyer if they don't charge you with anything they shouldn't be able to arrest you either, if they charge you then you can get legal help as you've said yourself.

From what I'm able to deduct you've triggered some glowie anti-terrorist checkup, since it appears it's a false positive they probably just have to do busybody paperwork, it's a Kafkaesque situation, sure but shouldn't be a problem for you.

>>33848769
It is a dark comedy drawn from my real-life experiences as a dentist in Australia, reimagining how my world might have unraveled if every possible misfortune struck in the most twisted and merciless ways.
I figured despite all the fucked up and angry shit I went through up to the point I have to retire early due to chronic health problems, things could have always been much worse.
I had a lot of fun writing it, but I also learned a lot through the process. I figure the people who end up committing crimes went through a twisted process of their own that was just too much for their mind to find a productive solution out of.
I wrote it as a personal project mostly, not to make money or to make some kind of statement.
I suppose Victoria Police took it as something else - a manifesto?
The thing is they never gave me a chance at the beginning to explain the book like what I am doing now.
They started with their own assumption and they based their investigation on that. Well, they are always going to find something to confirm their own assumption if they conduct their investigation that way.
I guess due process means fuck all to them.

>>33848767
Obviously do not talk to the police. Probably best to write back and say that you are not interested in being interviewed. The police can try to bully you, but even in Australia, they can't actually force you to talk with them outside of confirming your name

the absolute state of australia

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Dentistry is a small world, and I’m under no illusion—my reputation has likely taken a serious hit. Fortunately, I am a self-funded retiree so I don't need to practice dentistry anymore. Still, it’s deeply disturbing that Victoria Police can so thoroughly damage someone’s reputation without a single charge being laid—just because they suspect you might be a danger to society (whatever that even means).

Take a GOOD LOOK - this is how Victoria Police operate. Presumption of guilt, character assassination, and power-tripping seem to take precedence over actually solving real crimes. It is no surprise that Melbourne is turning into a crime riddled shithole.

So for now, I guess I should just shut up and enjoy my life in exile, but I don't think I should take this lying down. It’s outrageous that Victoria Police can spread their presumption of guilt and wrongdoing when I haven’t committed a single crime. If they can’t distinguish fiction from reality, then they need a fucking lobotomy.

If they irreversibly fucked up my place in society, then I am going to have a go at their reputation.

>>33848837
1. its like police work everywhere
2. if it is actually "you", you are stupid for posting on 4chan. they will require the admins to reveal and verify your IP. becoming a dentist requires serious dedication and some intelligence, so this makes me think this story is fake
3. there are thousands of AI generated books being published every day. nobody has time to go through them. they either connected some dots with a cold case using software from Palantir or had an ex or someone else you you wronged in the past, give them a hint

Fuck I was meant to post it as a comment here, not as a separate thread.
I wasn't thinking at all.
>>>33848850

Crazy how they have the time to do this with all the stabby in vic

Advice I once got from my lawyer dad

Am I under arrest
Do I need to answer your questions
Am I free to go

Imho Find a lawyer that’s interested

>>33848858
>they will require the admins to reveal and verify your IP.
You don't think I don't know that? At this point I don't give a shit, I will post my story wherever it can be seen.
Like I said, I don't need to go back to practicing dentistry anymore. I haven't practiced for almost 5 years, actually.
With my reputation already irreversibly damaged among my peers I don't give a shit what the police can do at this point.
I don't even live there anymore, I am on a self-imposed exile in South Korea, and I don't intend to return to Australia, ever.
If Victoria Police wants to request the Foreign Minister to have my citizenship revoked and make me stateless, I don't give a fuck. I will live just fine here.
Either way, I don't need you to believe my story. I know my story to be true and that is good enough for me.
The point isn't to have you believe in an incredible sob story.
I am just trying to warn others that the police can destroy your reputation among your peers and there is nothing you can do about it.

>>33848872
>Find a lawyer that’s interested
That is the thing, I couldn't find one that was interested in helping me cooperate with the police so that they stop dragging my name through the mud.
Every law firm I called said they can't do anything when I haven't been charged and if I don't know what I will be charged with or whether I will be charged at all.
They all said just shut up and wait till you get charged.
I don't have a problem with the police needing to investigate me just to clear up their suspicion, but they did it in a way that outright ignores due process and presumption of innocence.
Every hour they spent investigating me was an hour not spend on solving real crimes with real victims who actually need justice.
While they were wasting time investigating me peope got stabbed somewhere, cars got stolen, homes were broken into.
People in Victoria should know what the fuck kind of shitty law enforcement they ar living with so that they can make an informed decision to get the FUCK out of there like me.

>i wrote weird fiction based on my life
>detectives asked my ex-coworkers about it
>my reputation has been ruined by the police!
am i getting this right?

just tell the cops youre an imaginative weirdo and show them that you dont have a pile of bodies in the backyard
yes, its an invasion of your privacy
but thats what you get when you PUBLISH dark weirdo shit (what the fuck were you thinking?)

>>33848820
It does share some elements from Falling Down, but unlike how the movie focuses on the reaction of a troubled man who has been pushed just a bit too far, it focuses more on the events leading up to a mental breakdown of a troubled man.
It mirrors many of the events I experienced, except that the story in the book has twisted and cruel outcome that pushes the protagonist to become exactly the opposite of what he worked so hard to become.
There are scenes of spree killing, but it is nowhere near as bad as The American Psycho which I took many inspiration from.
My problem is that they never gave me the chance to cooperate with them but instead elected to drag my name through the mud and seriously fuck up my standing in my professional network. I don't practice dentistry anymore, but my professional network is important to me for many other reasons.
There was just no way to defend myself against their presumption of wrongdoing and all I could do is just hear from my colleagues what the detectives said about me.
If the police are allowed to do this, then there is no due process or presumption of innocence.
You really only have rights you can defend, and I suppose in Victoria there really is no due process.
Like I mentioned in other posts, no lawyer was willing to help me - they said they can't do anything unless I am charged or about to be charged. I couldn't explain to them what I could be charged with so they just said to wait.
Wait until the detectives are through with fucking up my character?
W h a t T h e F u c k

>>33848931
You don't get it. The detectives outright told my colleagues that I pose a danger to the public and myself. It is beyond me how they arrived at that based on a fiction.
I would have totally understood the police having to investigate me for my writing if I had prior runs with the law or a history of violent behaviour or some other signs that corroborated their suspicion.
By the way, the detectives didn't even read the book before they began the investigation, because they asked the first person they interviewed to read the book for them and give them a written summary - wtf

>>33848767
so you wrote a novel they didn't like, and now they are investigating you, so the obvious next step is to write another, second novel about the investigation that is a novel so you aren't constrained by libel laws when you write it.

>>33848977
>so the obvious next step is to write another, second novel about the investigation that is a novel so you aren't constrained by libel laws when you write it.
That is fucking genius.

>https://youtu.be/y5T03i48IUg?si=ZPXyAYQwXTwkjjKC
That is me explaining my investigation situation in greater detail.

I won't read your book because of fabricated drama, buy an ad or go to a tv station to complain.

>>33848973
>cops should be out catching criminals
>but they should also read my book
pick one

violent fantasies are a risk to the public
you fleeing the country and being a dickhead about it, encourages the police to go harder next time - just kicking down your door and demanding answers

>>33849012
I wish it was fabricated, because this shit is really pissing me off.
I am not asking you to read the book.
The point of the thread is to let people know just how fucked up of a law enforcement Victoria Police is. They just need to 'believe' that you pose a danger to the public to destroy your character and your standing in society without your knowledge, and their belief need not be based on credible reasoning.
You only have rights you can defend, and if you cannot defend yourself against the police's presumption of guilt/wrongdoing, you don't have due process.
THAT is the point I am trying to spread, I don't give a fuck about whether people read the book or not. I never wrote it to make money or to make a satement. I give free digital copy to anyone interested in reading it, but if you are not, I don't give a fuck. Don't read it then. I never implied that you should read ether.

Police are scumbags who bother innocent people whenever they’re bored. It’s the same story here in the USA. My psychiatrist reported me to the police for having intrusive thoughts about violence. I never stated any intent or plans to carry out any violence, and I’m not a threat to anyone.

Well, the psychiatrist reported me the police anyway (illegally, since no one was in imminent danger) and my life has been hell ever since. Got kicked out of college, detectives call every couple of weeks to “check in” (harass me), reputation dragged through the mud and I’m wrongly labeled a threat to society.

They need to justify their jobs somehow… you’re just the target so they can make it look like they’re doing something productive.

Fuck cops and snitches, man. I’ll never voluntarily deal with police again. Even if see a dead baby on the side of the road, I’m going to keep driving.

>>33849048
>violent fantasies are a risk to the public
The presence of violent fantasies is not inherently indicative of violence nor does it reliably predict future violent behavior.
Their presence in conjunction with other risk factors may indicate a risk to the public, but this requires a careful clinical assessment. This is something that a specialist psychiatrist can do, not police detectives.
Either way, I don't know why you think I am being a dickhead about it. I have no problem the police doing their police work as long as it is done in good faith and fair dealings. I would have absolutely cooperated with the police had they come to me directly and asked me to do a psych. eval. at their cost (comprehensive psych. eval is fucking expensive in Melbourne and Medicare rebate doesn't even cover half of private the fees that specialist shrinks charge).
My problem is that they elected to pursue an investigation based on presumption on guilt and dragged my name through the mud in the process.
If you actually believe that violent fantasies are a risk to the public, then you will always believe that I am a risk to the public, and there won't be anything I can do to convince you otherwise.
I haven't done anything to harm the public so far, so you are turning out to be wrong so far.
Well, at least in my case anyway.

>>33848767
lol this is such a fucking retarded larp. If you are actually receiving these emails and are worried, these are scams. Police don’t contact people this way. Even then you can just ignore it if it were real and wait for them to arrest you, get a lawyer.

>>33849098
Why did you see the shrink in the first place?

>>33849227
That wanker (Stefan Najmeddine) actually came to one of my colleague's office and left his card and asked my colleague to get me to contact him.
I just ignored that, but that wanker sent me an email which i also ignored.
He sent me a follow up email a couple months later, and I ignored that too.
You'd think he'd get the message by now.

>>33849214
>My problem is that they elected to pursue an investigation based on presumption on guilt and dragged my name through the mud in the process.
Nigger stop being indignant and tell me what they did. Did they tell your friends you're a mass shooter
Why are you even cooperating with them. They can't actually arrest you for writing a book without causing national upset (and promoting your book enough that you'll be set for years)

>>33849270
If you ignored it why does the email say thanks for reaching out the police?

>>33849230
Because OCD was driving me absolutely mad and I stupidly thought medication would help. I can’t even read a book due to OCD, and I got so obsessed with a woman to the point where she was like a God to me. I also had thoughts about killing people but with OCD that happens. It’s like asking someone to not think about a purple elephant.

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>>33849293
>Did they tell your friends you're a mass shooter
lol, they actually told them that I might end up doing something like that (carry out an "incel attack"???). They were surprised to hear from one of my colleague that I used to have a gf. When he asked them whether they will go interview her they said unlikely, though I will never know if they actually did.
I am not cooperating with them, and I don't think it will mean anything to cooperate with them at this point anyway. It has been over 2 years since I published the book, and I haven't done anything they suspected I might do. They should come to terms by now that they wasted enough time on a red herring. Besides, I physically cannot pose a threat when I am not there anyway.
In any case, what the detectives did must have indirectly promoted the book, because I noticed the book was generating sales in Australia after the investigation began despite never having advertised it or promote it in anyway.
By the way, I don't set the price, the retailers do according to the price of printing on demand from the local suppliers. I get like 5 cent per physical copy because that is the minimum I can set it to to keep the overall price as low as possible.

>>33849296
>>33849400
>they actually told them that I might end up doing something like that (carry out an "incel attack"???)
That's slander, any reasonable judge would say so. I'd demand some settlement money if I were you
But honestly you just seem like kind of a whiny faggot that doesn't fight back at all. you were targeted then whined indignantly for 2 fucking years without doing anything to help yourself. I'd shove you in a locker. Why are you even telling me this, you want pity? Recognition? An intern overstepped her boundaries and you act all woe is me that something like this could EVER happen.
Actually I'm kind of seeing how you'd get flagged for psych evaluation now. Your mindset would turn you into a terrorist over a slight if you had any bite in you.

>>33849296
There is a story behind it:
The detectives began interviewing my colleagues in May 2024 - I knew before they even conducted the first interview, because my colleagues told me that they are coming to the practice to ask them about me. Based on what I found out from them after the interview I thought it was a once off thing, so I wasn't all that concerned.
Fast forward to Feb. 2025 I find out that the detectives have traveled all the way to Warrnambool - which is over 3 hours away from Melbourne by car - to interview another colleague of mine who works there. I actually went to dental school with him and worked very briefly at his practice in Warrnambool. That is when I sensed that this investigation must be getting serious. The thread I made here back in Feb 2025 was in relation to that actually. By this time I was being advised by my colleagues to get a lawyer, so I contacted a law firm and the assistant there asked me whether I have any idea what I will be charged with. I told him that I have no idea, and he told me that without knowing what I will be charged with there is nothing they can do to. He told me that if the investigation have gone on this long I will likely be indicted on something. That really set off my anxiety, so I wanted to see if there is a way to find out what the police have on me - whether a warrant (search warrant or arrest warrant) has been issued or anything I can find out.

>>33849001
This is the second Chinese schizo to have been promoting ebooks on 4chan, the other was one was some chinese girl complaining about how her sister gaslighted her and wrote a book about that

>>33849296
>>33849551
I didn't want to call the Victoria Police HQ in Melbourne, so I called the Warrnambool Police Station to see if they could tell me anything the detectives' visit to my colleague's practice. I actually explained briefly to the officer that I am the person the detectives are seeking information on and it might be related to the book I published. Now, I know it sounds like a reckless thing to do, but I was in Japan at the time, and I could always hang up the call without worrying about the police coming after me so I thought it was worth a try to get some information that way.
Surprisingly, the officer I spoke to was really helpful and really kind, and he did let me know that I have no active warrant but he didn't know anything about the detectives' visit to my colleague's clinic. The officer told me that he could try to find out and I could follow it up with him if I want to after a week.
Several days go by, and I hear from ANOTHER colleague (this is the 3rd colleague to be contacted by the detectives) that the detectives are coming to his practice (in a suburb in Melbourne) to interview him about me. By the way, the detectives specifically told this colleague of mine that I am NOT being investigated for a crime. After he was interviewed he was asked by the detectives to ask me to contact them. They left a direct line phone number for him to give to me. I obviously wasn't going to call them, but I wanted to see if the officer I had spoken to could give me any more info, so I sent him a follow up email with an explanation that I have pretty good idea of what is going on after speaking to the colleague that was interviewed recently by the detectives. The officer just replied me that I was right about the detectives' visit being about the book I published but didn't give me any additional info.
After a few days I get an email (picrel) from (one of the) the investigating officer (Stefan Najmeddine). He got my email address forwarded to him.

>>33849467
Did you not get the part that no lawyer was willing to represent me to sort all this out?
I explained to all the law firms I contacted in detail what the detectives have been saying about me to my colleagues, and no one was interested in doing shit about it.
They all told me to wait until I get charged to find out what I will be charged with, because without that information they can do fuck all.
Besides, if you don't know how civil litigation works especially against law enforcement in Australia, then shut the fuck up. It doesn't work the same way as in the US.
There is no such thing as "a reasonable judge", and for civil litigation, financial resources make decisive difference on the outcome than legal merit especially in civil litigations against the state. Unless the state's political interests are at stake, an ordinary citizen is guaranteed to lose one way or another.
I am not sharing my story to seek pity or recognition, I am sharing it because that is the only thing I can do right now.
How the fuck do you know I did fuck all for 2 years? I reached out to journalists and it went nowhere. I reached out to foreign press it went nowhere.
Believe me, I wouldn't be posting here unless I am out of options.

>>33849786
>Did you not get the part that no lawyer was willing to represent me to sort all this out?
I was not reading all that shit. You're trying to post another book here and can't remember that less is more.
>Believe me, I wouldn't be posting here unless I am out of options.
What are you looking for? This is a ridiculously specific situation that obviously no one here can help you with beyond telling you the obvious.
First rule of negotiation is to bluff like a motherfucker. You don't need to *beat* them, you just need to be more effort than you're worth. They'd still need to expend resources to defend themselves from even a shit case.
otherwise how hard is it to convince your peers you are not a fucking murderer. Literally just talk to them once.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

didn't read most of it but
>don't talk to police without a lawyer, they are looking to gather evidence of a crime to charge you with
>you talked to at least one lawyer and they told you to wait until you are charged, fucking LISTEN YOU IDIOT
i am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice, go get some and stop asking 4chan you absolute buffoon

>>33848931
>but thats what you get when you PUBLISH dark weirdo shit
Fuck off cunt! Literature should be pushing the envelope this is nonsense

>>33848767
Can we be friends OP? I am also a writer and in Brisbane and I could definitely see my book having similar consequences.
It would just be nice to have someone to talk to about literature that takes it seriously.

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>>33848767
>>33849001
one trillion times this >>33849929

the idea for your book is interesting and you don't seem like a skitzo but you try too hard in life and in general.

you are so wrapped up in being an individualistic martyr like most Seppos; "my fellow citizens" god you really have done nothing for the last two years.
you do not have a life outside of your own thinking and instead of chatting with your mates and maybe making a video laughing about the entire situation and just being like "yeah so the book is if everything went wrong in my life and like really bad; but actually my life is pretty wholesome irl haha but yeah the police are concerned but fr idk, my hobby is making my yard more livable to native fauna ad flora and yeah my fairly dark humour haha is like 'not to torture them either!!' aha. yeah good on ya victorian police but yeah this isn't right I reckon"

you should read Sadly, Porn by The Last Psychiatrist

>>33848779
Things will never change until the intelligence agencies, military-industrial-complex lairs and defense contractor facilities are stormed and the glowniggers and parasites who work there are executed and the data they collect is leaked to the public so that the rest of these government assets, zogbots, mercenaries, glorified jannies and authority figures can be hunted down and exterminated.

>>33848779
>Quick Chat and Check in
For this slimy entrapment disguised as buddy-boy act he's getting invited to my house and claymored

>>33848767
I seriously can't believe how bad the advice ITT is
>Bend the knee and write safe
>Stop trying so hard
>Just stop being weird lol

Just full of NPC bullshit.

>>33849058
Can I have a free copy? Where is it, on Anna's archive?
Personally I believe you because Australia has been a communist shithole for quite some time.

>>33854287
Sure, look me up on Youtube (>>33849001).
I don't use any social media otherwise.
>>33856541
Sure, where do you want me to send it to?
I only have it in PDF format. If you want it in epub or mobi, you will have to convert it yourself.
I can try to upload it on Wattpad, but it won't show the proper book formatting.

>>33856613
Upload it to mega, bro you're 37 and on 4chan, c'mon now.

>>33856613
Hey sounds good! Keep it up and do this: >>33848977
As an aussie poet I believe you because I have seen some shit. There was even that lady recently that got criminal charges for an erotic novel. Don't let them win.

>>33854849
>try too hard in life and in general
You're right, and part of it is because I am compelled to (OCD) but also because I always had to.
I moved around a lot for study and for job opportunities, and each time I did, I had to do it alone. That meant I had to do whatever I can to win the hearts and minds of the people around me for any sense of belonging.
I eventually settled in Australia, and I renounced my birthright citizenship to become an Australian citizen, and again, it was up to me to win the hearts and minds of the fellow citizens around me. I did this by making the necessary sacrifices to build and to keep the trust of the patients that took a chance on me to be their dentist. What mattered to me first and foremost was to prove myself as a trustworthy fellow citizen of Australia. I'm sure Australians don't exactly appreciate those who come to this country with the expectation of enjoying what they can get out of Australia, much like how I never liked being viewed as an immigrant who is only worth the purpose he serves to Australians. I never made demands for recognition even after being legally naturalized, for I believe that it is one's own responsibility to do everything he can for others to naturally want to recognize him as part of their own. I know I have an unrealistic expectation, but it was an expectation I imposed on myself and no one else, because it mattered to me that I set myself apart. It mattered to me to let others know that I am not here to make demands or to exploit but to integrate into society and contribute to its development.
So, you're right. I try too hard in life and in general, because I have no goddamn choice, lol.

>>33856709
Upload it to mega upload or this is a certified larp so people legit buy your crap.

>>33854849
By the way, I have done other things in the last 2 years, much of it being outside of my own thinking.
I am working on other projects, and the ideas all came from the people I made friends with while living in 'exile'.
A Japanes standup comedian ("Japanese Comedia Meshida" - he's on Youtube) I met earlier this year thinks I should try stand up comedy in Japan, lol, so I am learning Japanese now, among other things. I told him about my book situation, and he thought it was funny enough to spin it into a comedy routine? lol. I suppose it is his job to see humour in things.
>Sadly, Porn by The Last Psychiatrist
I'll definitely give it a read. It is uncommon for an MD (if "Edward Teach" really is an MD, that is) to write a book on philosphical themes, and so I'm interested to find out what I can learn.
Cheers.

>>33856794
Hang on, I'm on it.
If this thread gets archived before I can post the link, I will start another thread on /lit/ to post the link.

>>33856794
https://mega.nz/file/GUE1SJ6K#HXvMNjYzD9zMUXHA2pxZU7mQg-ZowwdXK79al8Id06g

Took me awhile to go through my backup drives.

>>33856910
Thank you.

Sue them for slander. Respond to their email with a subpoena for slander. You need to sue them back to get this taken care of. You need a lawyer, have you spoken to Korean lawyers? How can you be a Korean with no uncle lawyer? Go find a top law firm in Korea (fuck at this point maybe an international law lawyer in the States is even a decent idea) and figure this out. Australia is so fucked lol, I just can't.

>>33856706
There is a lot more to the investigation situation that would take too long for me to share here, so I plan on doing a video series to explain it all.
It isn't about me but rather the legal and social context in which this all arises, and this is something that affects all Australians whether directly or indirectly.
Policing people's thoughts is one thing, wasting time and resources on it when the police should be focusing on solving real crimes with real victims is something else.
I am concerned about the rise in crime in Melbourne and the rest of Australia and I want the police to do well.
The city practice I used to work at was once burglarized around 2018, yet they never caught the culprits. We gave them the security camera footage and everything, and we never heard back from the police on their investigation.
Compare that to the time and effort they are putting into investigate me for a fiction when I have no criminal record or history of violent behaviour.
And you wonder why stabbings, shootings, theft, and burglary is becoming more common across the country.
By the way, the detectives told the last colleague they interviewed that they are concerned that I will turn out to be like that guy from Toowoomba who on a stabbing spree in Bondi Junction last year, lol . Wth what does that guy have to do with me? I have no shared traits with that guy, lol.
These are the people who are hired to solve crimes...??
Australians SHOULD be worried.

>>33848767
This sounds incredibly communist and I’m not surprised in the slightest

>>33848767
Not to be too racist but you come off as an old stock Australian.
Enter The Minority Report

>>33857128
He's Korean

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>>33848767
This is par for the course, amid the Anglo-Saxon diaspora there are hostile gangs of foreigners that go unnoticed, meanwhile you’re being investigated for a novel.
My condolences, Bruce.
I’d politely tell them to fuck off if I were you.

>>33857134
Would be a twist if true. I thought he said he’d exiled himself to SK, not that he was Korean. Not that it matters anyways, he’s proficient enough to come off as old stock to an advanced racist such as myself.

>>33856941
>>33856941
One of my close colleague has a law degree (not a lawyer, though. Only dentist), and he taught me a lot about how the Australian legal system works.
For better or worse, when suing the state in civil litigation in Australia, financial resources trump legal merit unless in exceptional cases where the state's political interests are at stake.
So unless I am a billionaire, I am unlikely to win in any meaningful sense. Even if I win any settlement the legal cost would make it negligible or perhaps even set me back. The state will try to drag out the case for as long as possible. Basically, I stand no chance.
Trust me, I went through all the legal options, and there is nothing credible for me.
Besides, nothing will undo what the detectives did. My standing among my peers has been thoroughly ruined.

Well, if there isn't much I can do about what has been done, the only other option is to prevent something like this from happening again to me and others, and sharing my situation is just part of that.
And if the police fucked up my reputation for no good reason, I am going to fuck up theirs. If I have to drag myself down to their level, hopefully I will be distinguished in that I am doing it for a good reason.

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>>33857134
And his name is Weston so I think you’re making shit up

>>33857178
>>33857200
Did y'all watch the fucking video he posted? It was a Korean man. He's from Korea, and he just isn't Korean? He's South Korea, look at the fucking video.

>>33857181
I think you need to go to every news journalist you possibly can. You need to hire a ghost writer or some kind of editor LOL no offense but your English is kind of all over the place even in your book, it could be more concise. Anyway, you need to get a statement down and start going to every news outlet you possibly can, but make it look like your book is about kittens and fucking rainbows, make the cops look like the communist scum they are.

>>33857209
I will concede that he might in fact be a little bit Korean

>>33854273
>Literature should be pushing the envelope
*points at delusional tranny shit*
*points at pointless sadist violent shit like Rage (part of the Bachman books)*
i'm not saying you shouldn't write whatever you want, but you should be held accountable for your shithouse ideas

>OP works in medicine and has OCD
yep, keep an eye on him
>refused to respond to questioning and has left the country
you'd have to be retarded to defend this

>>33857178
>to an advanced racist such as myself.
lol, if you are Australian, I am on your side either way.
As a matter of fact, much of the racism I experienced was from other foreign residents/immigrants of different nationalities/ethnicities. I figure our near free-for-all immigration policy contributes to social instability and undermines social cohesion. I've voiced this concern in my conversation with the people I worked with, and I've been called a White Supremacist (?!), lol.
Hey, I am just being loyal to the country as I promised to do so when I became a naturalized citizen, lol.
In all fairness, it is just human nature for one to find it easier to get along with and be more comfortable with the people that look alike, speak alike (language), think alike. Now, just because humans are prejudiced by nature doesn't automatically make them hateful of each other. It is even easier to get along with the people who share common culture/customs, ideals, values and interests, because you now have reasons to trust each other. In an ideal world, everyone who immigrates to a different country would understand that if they look different to the native population, they will have to try that much harder to adapt the culture, customs, ideals, values, and interests of their new country in order to win the hearts and minds and gain trust of the people around them.
Forgive me if it is too length to read.
I am not exactly an 'old stock Australian', but I endeavour to be in recognition of their sacrifice and hard work the country was built on. My ancestors didn't help to build Australia into what it is today for me to enjoy. That means I am dutybound to sacrifice as much as the people who built Australia as long as I am a citizen there.
So I am an old stock Australian impersonator, lol if you will.
Hope that makes sense.

>>33857200
I legally changed my name to an Anglo name as soon as I became a permanent resident there.
The main reason really was because my patients had trouble remembering and pronouncing my Korean name, and if I am going to build a patient base my patients have to be able to remember my name at least to tell others about me.
I picked a name that sounds unique but not too unusual.
Oh, and I specifically avoided names with sounds that are difficult for non-native speakers of English to prounce - 'TH', 'V', 'F', 'Z', sounds especially.
Weston Draper also sounded easy to spell as well, so that is what I ended up with.
lol, when people here this they say I think too much.

>>33857287
>should be held accountable for your shithouse ideas
I agree, but only if the shithouse ideas cause shithouse consequences. Now, is being investigated for my book a shithouse consequence? Sure, but my book didn't cause the detectives to circumvent due process. They did it that on their own, and that is what I have a problem with, not that I am being investigated for the book.
In any case, my book didn't inspire anyone to commit a crime, nor did I end up committing crimes after it was published.
They started the investigation about one and half year after the publishing of the book, by the way.

>yep, keep an eye on him
lol, don't worry. I am fully retired and I don't plan on going back to practice again. I stopped renewing my registration (it costs money) and indemnity/malpractice insurance (costs thousands), which means I voluntarily turned in my license to practice, so rest assured.

>>33857334
This is sad, I'm really sorry for you. God, out of every place, why did you pick Australia? The US gets a bad rep, it's actually pretty nice here in a lot of ways.

>>33857523
im not worried, because someone is keeping an eye on you
the cops telling people that you're a weird cunt IS the consequence of your actions

>>33857548
People like you really need to die if anal fissures faster.

>>33857555
you're outnumbered a million to one, retard

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>>33857564
In what exactly? Times are a'changing, people are sick of your faggot shit

>>33857569
>faggot shit
like cringe violent fantasies?

>>33857287
>refused to respond to questioning and has left the country
You don't know my situation before all this unfolded, so I can understand why it would appear suspicious to you.
I was looking at relocating because the apartment near the CBD I was renting was being auctioned off.
I was considering relocating to the suburbs, and towards the end of my lease my colleagues let me know that the detectives are coming to interview them about me. They weren't coming after me to question me directly then, and I wish they did, because I would have cooperated with them. I don't want them wasting time scrutinizing when they should be out solving real crimes with real victims.
I was just too fucking pissed off then to find a place to relocate to, so I just put all my shit into storage and left to go traveling.
My family are all in Korea, so I have some place to stay while traveling so that is what I am doing.
I renounced my Korean citizenship when I became a naturalized citizen of Australia, so I can't stay in Korea indefinitely without a permanent visa - hence why I'm applying for humanitarian stay.

I was staying in Tokyo when the detectives reached out to me for direct questioning and that was about 9 months AFTER they begain their investigation.
This is when I tried to hire a lawyer but all the law firms I called told me that there isn't much they can do unless I am charged or when I don't know what I will be charged with. They all told me to just wait and call them back whe I'm charged and to not speak to the police until then.

I would have cooperated with them had they come to me directly at first question me, because that would have clarified their suspicion. As a matter of fact, I knew the book will raise questions especially among the people who have hard time identifying with the story, and I was always open to clarifying any concern that people might have.
Well, I don't want to speak to the police when they come to me after they dragged my name through the mud.

>>33857579
Like gay anal sex and trannies like yourself. Not sure what is hard about this.

>>33857548
>someone is keeping an eye on you
They're keeping an eye on you too one way or another.
Such is the nature of the world we live in today, so I've come to terms with that.
I don't like police creeping on me, but they're going to do it one way or another if they want to.
That isn't what I have a problem with.
The cops telling people that I am a weird cunt is the consequence of their ignorance and contempt for due process and rule of law, not me.
The investigation itself is the consequence of my actions. I don't have a problem with that as much as I think it is rather bizarre.
But my book didn't tell them to ignore due process, and a fiction shouldn't be grounds for overriding due process.
The police will definitely find some shit about you to tell people that your'e a weird cunt if they were to scrutinize you closely. They don't need a probable cause to begin an investigation, by the way.
What then? You will be okay with that?
If you are, then you are either work for the police, or we just have different values.

>>33857591
Okay, okay, you did your bidding. We are mad as fuck.

>>33857583
>i'm pissed off so i'm overreacting
happens to the best of us

i don't think you're seeing their perspective at all
>police come to me directly
that'd be a swat team, because if it isn't, the suspect might: purge evidence, start spazzing, or flee
finding more information by questioning people who know you, is the best they can do
not telling those people why they're being questioned is worse for you, because they'll assume the worst

>>33857532
>why did you pick Australia?
I went to dental school there, and I just settled there after I graduated and started working.
As for why I went to dental school in Australia - that too is a tale deserving its own novella.
The decisive factor was that the University of Melbourne was going to stop offering a direct entry to dental school without a needing an undergraduate degree (their dental degree itself had been an undergraduate level program up to that point - "Bachelor of Dental Science"). They were going to turn their dental program similar to the U.S model of graduate level professional degree, which means it will require an undergraduate degree with pre-dental subjects for admission.
The direct entry program is 5 years of university education/training after which you can start practicing dentistry, whereas the new program is total of 7 years (similar to 8 years in the U.S). 3 years of undergraduate (undergraduate degree is typically 3 years in Australia) plus 4 years of graduate level professional degree (similar to 8 years in the U.S and Canada).
Much of undergraduate degrees have little or nothing to do with directly preparing students for specific careers, so I didn't see much value in doing an undergrad when I decided on dentistry as my profession of choice.
When I heard the University of Melbourne was discontinuing its direct entry program, I made sure to get into the last class before it ended.
By the way, while I was born in South Korea, I was actually brought up in the US/Canada since he was 12. I thought my experience with both cultures would make adapting to Australia pretty easy, and while it wasn't exactly easy, it was easier than going from Korea to US/Canada.
I know, nothing has a simple answer with me, lol

You’re good OP. Please direct all counter terrorist investigators my way. I have a bone to pick

>>33857628
What you mentioned are all valid and understandable, but their conduct, like mine as a dentist, is bound by laws and regulations. I couldn’t just do whatever I wanted to achieve the outcome I was aiming for, because some choices carry the risk of causing permanent damage to the patient. Likewise, some choices made by detectives carry the risk of causing permanent harm to a citizen. If their emotions led them to believe those risks were acceptable, my reason tells me they were not.
I wish I could have a heart-to-heart conversation with them to work through this difference, but after what they did, I just can’t trust them anymore.

Believe me, my job required both emotional and cognitive empathy. I did everything I could to see things from their perspective and make sense of their actions, because honestly, I don’t think I’d be this pissed off if I could find even a shred of credible reason behind what they did.

They're human, just like me, and I made mistakes in my career despite doing the best I could to to adhere to the maxim of "do no harm". It happens to the best of us, as you say. But each time I did and became aware of it, I had to pay for my mistake one way or another and do the best I can to make things right. It took serious and honest critical reflection to prevent the same mistake. It used to hurt going through what I did wrong, especially with the help of my colleagues who could point out the mistakes and give me their take/advice on it/advice. I got used to it because it was necessary to reduce liability and build trust with my patients and colleagues.

I don't think there is anything the detectives can do to make things right. EIther way, I rebuilding my life here.
I am seeking any compensation, I am not seeking sympathy. I am just sharing my situation in hopes that it will prevent it from happening to others especially in Australia.

>>33857935
>they made me feel bad and i think thats against the rules
boo hoo, dumbass
you wrote it, they just told people about it

>>33857982
lol, you sound exactly like someone I know.

>>33858025
and you sound like one of those cunts who watches so much yank tv that you'll start going on about your right to free speech

>>33857159
>I’d politely tell them to fuck off if I were you.
lol, I was replying to the detective's email with something along that line, but I should make a video reply instead.
At least that way I make it known to everyone that I have told the police to stop pestering me.

>>33858064
I’ve neither mentioned nor implied free speech in any way, so why do you think I'll start going on about muh right to free speech?
I’ve long understood that Australia does not provide a general, enforceable right to free speech, and I’ve never claimed entitlement to rights simply because they exist in the United States or elsewhere. I made a commitment to abide by Australian law, and I’ve done so willingly.

If my situation touches on free speech at all, my concern isn’t with the absence of a broad right, but with how expression is regulated. If the state is genuinely concerned about the content people publish or about those who publish certain materials, it should establish a censorship board or a formal licensing system for publications. At least then, the intent would be clear, and those who disagree with such measures could choose to publish their work elsewhere, perhaps in another language. That way, no one has to risk publishing something only to have their name dragged through the mud afterward.

Involving police detectives in matters like this is inappropriate anyway. What’s worse is when they conduct investigations while openly expressing presumptions of wrongdoing. They should be out there addressing real crimes with real victims especially when the country is going to the shitters with rising incidents of stabbings, shootings, theft, and burglary.

In any case, what is it about my situation that makes you so annoyed that you gotta talk that way?
Sure, you don't like or agree with what I'm doing, but it is not harming you in any way."

>>33857287
You don't belong on this site.

Australia is communist China but without the technology because government de facto banned manufacturing
Few people have any idea how bad it is here

>>33848821
I'd try to fucking leave australia for good, maybe you could find asylum somewhere like argentina

>>33858254
you're in the wrong and being very dense about it
>should be out there addressing real crimes
so answer their questions so they can back to doing that

>>33858439
i've been here since before the retards outnumbered the antisocials, candyass

>>33848767
buy an ad

>>33858532
Let me guess, you're a "based 2016 oldfag from the meme war"

>>33858532
>you're in the wrong and being very dense about it
Okay, detective. That’s what you THINK. Even if you’re absolutely sure, what the fuck are you gonna do about it? Force me to speak to the police?
>so answer their questions so they can back to doing that
I don’t need to. How can I possibly be a “danger to the Victorian community,” as the detectives claim, when I’m not even in the country? I did them a favour by leaving peacefully. As long as I stay out, they don't need to worry about me. They should focus on what really matters now.
They’ve already told my colleague that I’m not being investigated for any crime, so there’s no compelling reason for them to question me, especially when I’m not even there.
On top of that, I’ve informed the Australian embassy in Seoul about my situation with the police and provided detailed context on how all of this came about. If I ever set foot in Australia again, federal law enforcement (Australian Border Force) will be the first to know and the first to question me at the point of entry.

>>33858678
I'm not trying to sell the book here. There's a link to a free copy right in the thread. Go look.

>>33858704
>2016
>oldfag
lmaoing my ass off in my roflcopter that goes swaswaswa

>>33858822
>the police have a pointless unresolved case
>wasted the embassy's time too
i'm just gonna call you a dumbass again
don't come back

>>33858532
>you're in the wrong and being very dense about it
If you say so. Either way, I’m the one facing the harshest consequence of my situation, namely, living outside my home country where everything I own still is.
So you’ve made your take on this matter clear. We have different takes. I’m rebuilding my life elsewhere, and I’m paying the cost. None of this should bother you.
Can we move on now and see if there’s something we can agree on without needing to take shots at each other or use profanities?
I don’t see any value in tit-for-tat, it doesn’t help either of us.
If you’re compelled to do it, or must do it for your own entertainment, I have to disappoint. It is 2:24AM here and I'm going to sleep.
Let's pick it back up in the morning, if the thread is still here.
Cheers.

>>33858908
>don't come back
lol, okay, as long as you are there, I won't.
So don't ever leave the country.
I think we finally agreed on something.
That's it for me tonight.
Have a good one.