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How To Hunt Ghosts


In a new documentary, a Sydney security guard’s ghostbusting business becomes a metaphor for unearthing the spectres of his past

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The explanations logged in the hospital notes say Jason King was a clumsy child and way too curious about blunt objects. The case file from social workers flags a more desperate tale. But because Jason’s family stayed on the move – so much so that within one 18-month period he went to six different schools – it was difficult for authorities to keep track of the little blond boy.

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