David ‘Chook’ Henwood served for 37 years in South Auckland before retiring in 2007. He held the rank of Detective Sergeant and received a record three silver merit awards during his career, playing a significant role in some of New Zealand’s most infamous criminal cases. He has now written the book Unmasking Monsters: How the Hunt for New Zealand’s Worst Criminals Changed Policing Forever. In today’s episode of the Daily Bespoke podcast, he discusses the book with Matt. Find the episode now by clicking the link in our Bio!

<p>David ‘Chook’ Henwood served for 37 years in South Auckland before retiring in 2007. He held the rank of Detective Sergeant and received a record three silver merit awards during his career, playing a significant role in some of New Zealand’s most infamous criminal cases. He has now written the book Unmasking Monsters: How the Hunt for New Zealand’s Worst Criminals Changed Policing Forever. In today’s episode of the Daily Bespoke podcast, he discusses the book with Matt. Find the episode now by clicking the link in our Bio!</p>

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Unmasking Monsters - The Daily Bespoke August 6

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