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March 10, 2024 More than a year after the audacious and deeply embarrassing escape of convicted syndicate boss Dominic Ryker from Long Bay Correctional Complex, a damning 3,000 word psychiatric evaluation obtained by The Public Record reveals that prison authorities were given explicit warnings about Ryker's "grandiose" self concept, high manipulative capacity, and unbroken pattern of coercive control just weeks before he vanished. The confidential report, dated February 20,

The Ryker myth suggests that only a certain kind of man can “get things done,” and the rest of us should be grateful enough to stop asking questions. That bargain is how corners erode. It’s how a city wakes up twenty years later and wonders why the same names appear on every tender list.

Australia needs people who can say yes when others stall. We need the doers—unyielding, imperfect, decisive. Ryker is one of those. He’s not a choirboy. He never claimed to be. But he built, he hired, he delivered. That matters.