23Sydney 1959
Once he had interviewed the directors of the company, Bruce Fraser had moved on to the doctors and industrial hygienists that worked in or were connected with the asbestos industry since the Henry King company started making asbestos cement products. He hoped to disabuse the courts and the public of their negative impression of his client. The media in particular seemed to have no appreciation of their tendency to use current knowledge of the dangers of asbestos as if it were the gospel 50 years prior. It irked him how unjust it was. No one at Jacksons shared his sentiments. Morahan had told him not to be so emotionally involved with the work. Fraser couldn’t accept a word his nincompoop boss said and simply ploughed on with his preparation for the big test case he would und
