"[7] The announcement immediately brought criticism: both police and the leader of the Victorian Opposition, Robert Doyle, were reported to be "outraged" at the news,[8] and a victims of crimes group called for new legislation to prevent the book from being published.
[10] Although the book was delayed in October 2004,[11] it was released in February 2005 as My Story through Random House, and covered her upbringing in Carlton, the murders of her husbands and two sons, and her relationship with other underworld figures.
At an out-of-sessions bail hearing in the evening of 16 June, police alleged Moran concealed the getaway car in her garage and later disposed of it in Mincha Street, Brunswick.
[18] Moran was remanded into custody on 16 June and later that night her home in Ascot Vale was set on fire in an apparent arson attack.
Bail was denied on the grounds that their access to weapons represented a danger to the community and remanded them into custody to reappear on 9 September.
[20] On 18 September 2009, Kane's partner, Geoffrey Amour, faced Melbourne Magistrates' Court charged with murder.
He was also remanded to reappear on 9 September and magistrate Dan Muling granted his lawyer's application for an order suppressing publication of Amour's image.
In 2014, Moran was played by Debra Byrne in the miniseries Fat Tony & Co., and she reprised her role in 2017's Underbelly Files: Chopper.