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Wayne was 13 when he was locked up in Queensland — he says it made him a better criminal

Wayne Russell Shaw says his life was "destroyed" by the youth justice system in Queensland.  (ABC News: Stephen Cavenagh)

Wayne Shaw was about eight when he broke into a stranger's home for the first time.

He was on a trip to northern New South Wales with other kids who had been placed in the care of BoysTown — a residential school for disadvantaged boys.

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