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What happens when a crime scene forensic investigator explores some of the most notorious crimes in Australian history?
On Christmas Eve 1952 21 year old Shirley Butler went to have a good night out with friends; Chinese food, beers and a cheeky kiss. Shirley never returned home that night and the investigation that followed shined a light on her horrible upbringing and the way in which she tried to bring happiness in to her own life despite this.
In June 1975 12 year old Terry Floyd was waiting on the side of the road for a lift home. Terry was never seen again. A case of botched investigations, known and unknown suspects, and the continued and desperate hope of his brother to finally out Terry to rest.
Join us as we tell our final tale surrounding the most haunted town in Australia. We explore all hauntings, from police stations to personal residences. Make sure to keep your lights on for this one!
On 1 July 1975 Julie Ann invited three men to her home in an effort to make new friends in a foreign country. What happened next is subject to speculation, intrigue and a possible link to the Easey Street Murders.
Dropping in to your feed today to give you an update on the Easey Street Murders and the case against Perry Kouroumblis.
In 1950's Sydney, a man was violating the sense of safety many women felt inside their own homes. He would strike silently and swiftly, before taking off in to the darkness of the night. It would be the tactical strike of Sgt Doyle that would stop his reign of terror.
Today's case is one that stole Melbournes innocence and one which many people believed would remain unsolved. Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Barlett were young women enjoying the freedoms the 1970's was offering women; but one night those freedoms were violently ripped from them in one of the most brutal double murders in Melbournes history.
We are proud to announce the launch of Signal 2 Support. Signal 2 Support is a not-for-profit charity that helps NSWPF officers navigate the medical discharge process. With the changes currently occurring to the medical discharge process and the abolishment of the TPD lump sum payout we wanted to announce the launch of the charity to help explain the changes to the system as well as the implications for NSWPF officers moving forward.
If you need assistance navigating the old system, or will need us in the future, we are a totally free of charge service with no obligation.
To get in contact with Signal 2 Support you can via these methods;
Email: alice@signal2.org.au
Phone: 0412 770 189
Instagram: signal2support
You can visit us in our office space at 32 York Street, Sydney (please make sure you let Alice know you're coming first!).
I am happy to answer any and all questions you may have about the charity and the changes to the medical discharge process.
Our website: www.signal2.org.au
Florence Broadhurst was an icon. A woman described as a confidence trickster, a chameleon and a brilliant designer. Her life would mimic her death in many ways; mysterious, fanciful, and with many details lost to the halls of the past. One thing is for sure, Florence Broadhurst was a brilliant woman whose life was snuffed out to soon in 1977.
Join us for the last instalment of the Snowtown murders. The final victims will be discussed, the involvement of Snowtown will be revealed, and everyone is going to jail!
AC: 1:35 - 2:00
Join us as we delve further in to the devastation and destruction that is John Bunting and the Snowtown murders. In this episode we will discover that Bunting was indiscriminate in his violence and he was only just beginning to escalate.
If you haven't listened to Part 1, we strongly encourage you to do so!
In the early 90's Bunting, Haydon, and Wagner come in to contact with James Vlassakis; a young boy who had suffered unimaginable trauma in his life.
With violence in the group escalating, as well as a hatred for gay men and pedophiles, murder was inevitable. Today we discuss the first 3 murders committed by the group.
John Bunting, Mark Haydon, Robert Wagner, and Barry Lane. Four men, shaped by unimaginable trauma, would come together by coincidence to commit the worst murders Australia has ever seen. In today's episode we dissect the lives of these men to see how their upbringing led them to become the monsters they were.
Hey guys! Just a quick update from us on why we have been a bit MIA and what to expect in the next few weeks - miss you all.
In today's episode we give you some updates on old cases, discuss some more recent ones and debut our first event - a whisky tasting!! Woop Woop!
What happens when two gang rapists try and threaten murderers in Australia's Goulburn Super Max prison? Let's just say that karma always has a way of finding you...
Jason Downie, a weedy and jealous man, had his sights set on his best friends girlfriend. Chantelle Rowe rejected every advance he made towards her, but he persisted; he drove past her house, he stalked her, he wanted her.
On 8 November 2010 he would take out his lust driven fantasies in a brutal triple murder.
Today we are back in the town of Kapunda, SA for the hauntings of St John's Cemetery. Once on the grounds of the Roman Catholic Church of St John the Evangelist the cemetery is haunted by sadness and loss. Join us while we explore these stories and their chilling histories.
In the small town of Hope Forest, SA in the early hours of 6 September 1971, a massacre was about to occur that would wipe out almost 10% of the population. Clifford Bartholomew, overcome by jealousy, would commit the most deadly familicide in Australia's history. Not only would Bartholomew not get the justice he deserved, he would also get a second chance.
Join us we discuss the love story of John Killick and Lucy Dudko and how this ended in the most outrageous and brazen prison escape in Australia's (and maybe the worlds!) history.
On 11th August 2009 the loving and kind-hearted Raechel would become the victim of a man who never should have been paroled, a man by the name of John Leslie Coombes. Coombes would not only murder Raechel but would proceed to drag her name through the mud in an attempt to save his own skin; he was a true monster.
Join us for another spooky tail in the town of Kapunda, SA. Turn off those lights and hear about the Man in Black who stalks the hallway and the murder of a sex worker while her daughter watched. The North Kaunda Hotel ghosts make sure all visitors know they are not welcome there...
Julian Knight: “an insipid, cowardly and weak individual”.
Julian Knight believed he was a hero who was destined to be in combat. When the military college Duntroon rejected him, he decided to create his own war zone; a war zone with not a single enemy in sight. On 9th August 1987 Knight began a massacre where the only heroes to be seen were the innocent civilians who tried to help the victims.
Today we continue where we left off in Part 1 and discuss the police investigation in to the triple homicide. Once you think today's episode is all wrapped up...you're in for some twists and turns!
If you, or someone you know, is in a violent domestic situation you can contact 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) for help and resources.
On 20th April 2003 the Singh siblings Neelma, Kunal and Sidhi are home alone. Neelma invited her on again off again boyfriend Massimo (Max) Sica over for the evening not knowing the violence he would inflict upon them. Described as "the worst kind of psychopath" Massimo Sica inflicted brutal and excessive violence before playing the part of the bereaved boyfriend.
If you, or someone you know, is in a violent domestic situation you can contact 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) for help and resources.
In this episode we discuss the most dangerous prisoner in Australia who is deemed too violent to ever be released!
On June 2019 2016 Karen Ristevski is having an argument with her husband Borce about finances. According to Borce, after this argument Karen 'walked out' and was never seen again...but this was not the case. Karen, like many women before and after her, was the victim of domestic violence. In today's episode we not only tell Karens story but we also remember her for the warm, loving, and compassionate person she was.
If you or someone you know is in a violent domestic situation please reach out to 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) for resources and help.
Warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that the description below contains the name of someone who has died
Today we discuss the devastating and increasing rates of violence against women in Australia; a crisis we all need to be talking about and taking action on.
We also clarify some details from the John Walsh case and the unsolved murder of Michelle Pogmore.
In 2008 a brutal and vicious murder occurs in Belanglo State Forest in NSW; but it isn't by the infamous serial killer most people would associate with the area. This case would be linked linked to another murder 1000km away.
You may not know this monsters name, but he deserves the moniker of Australia's most sadistic killer.
In our very first Jail Tales, we head back to the infamous Jika Jika unit in Pentridge Prison and find out how armed robber and serial murderer, Alex Tsakmakis earned the enduring reputation as 'The Barbecue King'. A reputation that shocked and appalled even the most violent and hardened of Pentridge's inmates.
What happens when you put the worst, most hardened inmates from Australia's most notorious prison in the same unit? Not just any unit though, the most technologically sophisticated unit to be built in Victoria that's sole design purpose was to control every facet of the inmates life. What happens when these worst 1% get 'buried alive'?
They take matters into their own hands...
In April 2001 Lyndsey Van Blanken is enjoying her mother's wedding to her step-father with her best friend Jocelyn. Little did Lyndsey know, there would be someone she would meet on this joyous day who would be responsible for her murder. William Matheson, the cellist in the string quartet, would become her boyfriend before he showed his true colours; that of a violent domestic abuser.
If you or someone you know is in an unsafe domestic situation please contact 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732).
Join us for our first ever Signal BOO! haunted tales episode. Turn off the lights, grab a glass of wine and try to relax as Jimmy tells you about the Monte Cristo Homestead and the multiple spirits who haunt its ground; a tale guaranteed to send shivers up your spine!
Warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that the description below contains the name of someone who has died
In 1971 a serial child predator was targeting the children of Melbourne, Victoria. But when he is captured and charged (and inevitably released on bail), he flees Victoria for Western Australia where he begins a violent string of attacks and murders of young boys. These crimes would end in Tasmania where he would become the longest serving prisoner in the state's history.
In 1976 some of the biggest hitters in Melbourne's underworld planned to undertake the most lucrative robbery in Australia's history. But would the millions they intended to steal be a gift, or a curse?!
Warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that the description below contains the name of someone who has died
Today we discuss the disappearance of Samantha Murphy in Ballarat, VIC. We also discuss the epidemic of murdered and missing Aboriginal women and girls in Australia.
If you have any information on the Samantha Murphy case you can call 1800 333 000 and remain anonymous.
If you or anyone you know is affected by domestic violence you can call 1800 RESPECT for resources and help.
In 1998 a man would knock on a randomly chosen door in Albion Park Rail, NSW. This man would commit the most brutal and horrific crime we have covered so far, simply because he felt like it. Join us as we discuss the crimes of Mark Valera and the reason he earned the name The Butcher of Wollongong.
Warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that the description below contains the name of someone who has died
Today we discuss the update in the missing person case of Ms Bernard (listen to episode 36 to get the full details of the case), mental health, Signal 2 updates and more...
In the 1980's a man known only by the moniker of Mr. Cruel terrorised the families of Melbourne. This man targeted young girls in their own homes with cold and calculated precision. Although the identity of Mr. Cruel remains a mystery, the image of his balaclava hidden face would shake generations to come.
If you have any information regarding this case you can anonymously contact crime stoppers on 1800 333 000.
On 8 September 2013 Morgan Huxley was heading home from an engagement party to his home in Neutral Bay. Deciding he would like to continue the fun of the evening, he stopped at the Oaks Hotel for one final beer not realising this would put him in the crosshairs of a brutal and sadistic murderer.
Woop Woop and welcome to 2024 and the reemergence of Sh*t Chats!
Today we talk through the Christmas and New Year period and what 2024 looks like. We also speak of the tragic death of a South Australian Police Officer and the importance of starting conversations around mental health in the police.
We look forward to spending 2024 with you all!
Woop Woop and Merry Christmas motherfluffers!
To celebrate or perhaps take your mind away from family, we present the Christmas Day tragedy of 1893. Henry Oxley was a loving and committed husband to Emma and they had 3 children. With a new fruit business and over $200 000 in savings in the bank, how could it all go so pear-shaped and end with the entire family being murdered on Christmas morning?
James Cleghorn was a "beautiful, gentle soul" who, at 16, had the world before him. He loved nothing more than playing his guitar, video games, hanging out with his mates and dreamt of becoming a lawyer or a pilot. That's what makes it all the more tragic when he was brutally murdered in his family home in Wagga Wagga, NSW; a devastating death at the hands of a violent domestic abuser.
If you are in a domestic situation where you are being abused or feel unsafe you can contact the domestic abuse hotline on 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732). Lifeline is also available on 13 11 44.
Today we continue on from Part 1 and talk about the execution of what Stephen Bradley believed to be the perfect crime - kidnapping an 8 year old for £25,000. Will everything go to plan, or will Bradley's arrogance be his downfall?
In 1959 construction of the iconic Sydney Opera House began, numerous errors and lack of due diligence saw the build go significantly over budget. The solution? The Sydney Opera House lottery, where for £3 you went into the draw for £100,000 (over 5 million dollars in today's money!). One of the lucky winners was the Thorne family but little did they know that this win would make their son Graeme a target of kidnapping for ransom by the arrogant and devious Stephen Bradley. This was the first ever kidnapping for ransom case in Australia's history and one that would steal the country's innocence.
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When Senior Constable Shelly Walsh left her children with her parents to attend her nightshift, nothing appeared to be out of order. What conspires that evening is an unimaginable crime that destroys an entire family. We will discuss the horrific nature of the crimes committed as well as the strength and resilience of Shelly despite the tragedy she suffered.
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Today we continue recounting the life and crimes of William MacDonald as he continues his crime spree across Sydney. With all his knowledge of crime and murder, would it be his 'death' that is his undoing? Join us as we dive deeper into The Mutilator.
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In June 1961 when Police attended the Domain Baths in Sydney, NSW they were expecting to find yet another deceased homeless man who died in non-suspicious circumstances. As their torches lit up the crime scene they found a decease man lying on his back, murdered in a frenzied and vicious attack unlike anything that had ever seen before...and this was only the beginning.
At 13 years old Michelle Pogmore was at the beginning of her life when and unknown person or persons took that away from her in 2004. Join us as we look in to Michelle's traumatic and short 13 years and why her story needs to be known and told.
In 1942 World War II was in full swing across the world but did the women of Melbourne, Victoria realise, there was a threat closer to home. An American soldier, sent to help protect their country, was reaping his own kind of war on the women of Melbourne. Join us as we recount the crimes of Eddie Leonski, the Brownout Strangler.
In December 2003 17 year old Gary Adams is living at home with his mum and step-father. On evening he goes in to the back shed to fix a chain on his bicycle and is never seen again. Join us as we look in to a case that took 8 months to even be made in to an official police report, and over 8 years before it was investigated seriously.
On 13 March 1996 Matthew De Gruchy returns to his Albion Park Home to find his mother, sister, and brother brutally murdered. Was the image of a grieving son and brother a genuine one, or a rouse to cover up something far more sinister. Join us as we look in to the triple murders of the De Gruchy Family.
In May 2019 Théo Hayez is coming to the end of an adventure of a lifetime backpacking through Australia. Théo decided to end his trip in the iconic Byron Bay and on 31st May he spends the evening at Cheeky Monkeys bar. Once he leaves he is never seen again. Join us as we follow the confusing and often circuitous footsteps taken by Théo on the evening of 31 May/1 June.
CRIMESTOPPERS: 1800 333 000
Warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that the description below contains the name of someone who has died
On 13 October 2013 Ms Bernard was seen leaving a pub with Thomas Byrnes. She would never be seen again. Was this a case of misadventure, or something far more sinister? Join us as we recount the movements of Ms Bernard and Byrnes on the night of her disappearance.
There is a $500,000 reward for any information in this case that leads to the location of Ms Bernard. If you have any information please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. You can be anonymous if you wish to be.
On December 16, 2017 the small red dirt town of Larrimah, NSW would be confronted by the disappearance of one of their locals and his dog. Despite extensive searches Paddy and his dog Kellie have never been located. Join us as we tell s story of small town mystery, meat pies, pink panthers, and a crocodile named Ray Ray.
On 7 December 2001 Janine Vaughan mysteriously disappeared after entering a small red car after a night out at the Metro Tavern. Rumours and innuendo swirled in the small country of Bathurst and three main suspects emerged. To this day, the disappearance and suspected murder of Janine remains unsolved despite a $1000,000 reward for information,
If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Janine Vaughan please contact crime stoppers on 1800 333 000. You can remain anonymous.
On 3 February 1967 Ronald Ryan became the last man to be executed in Australia. But the question begs to be asked; were his crimes worthy of the sentence? Was he in fact guilty? Why was his death in the hands of one man? In todays episode we answer these questions as we look in to the life and death of Ronald Ryan.
Warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that the description below contains the name of someone who has died
The follow up to last week's tragic death of Mark Haines. This week we dismantle the police theory, and the new/overlooked evidence that gives hope for answers that will provide the peace and justice that Mark and his family deserve.
Warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that the description below contains the name of someone who has died
When Gomeroi man, Mark Haines' body was discovered as the sun came up on 16th January 1988, no one could have predicted the mystery, controversy and heartbreak to follow.
In part 1, we explore who Mark was, the events preceding his discovery and the "investigation" and colonial inquest that followed as we try to answer, how did Mark Haines end up on those tracks?
Join us as we pick up we left off in Part 1, where the Nedlands Monster has committed his first murder in an escalation that is hard to fathom. A collection of crimes so random and differing in MO, he evades police times and time again.
1940’s Perth, Western Australia was seemingly safe city with trusting citizens always leaving their doors and windows unlocked. What they did not realise was a monster was soon to betray their sense of safety, and the city would soon become gripped with fear as an unknown offender began picking his victims. Join us today as we begin our exploration into the life and crimes of the Nedlands Monster.
It's a seemingly normal Saturday inside Strathfield Plaza in 1991 when a man takes a seat in the Coffee Pot Cafe. What he would do in the just 10 minutes would shock, devastate, and confuse a community.
DV RESOURCES:
1800 RESPECT
respect.gov.au
Lifeline: 13 11 14
At 3am on a warm morning in 1993 a vehicle pulls up to the rural property of Karen MacKenzie in Greenough, Western Australia. Inside sleep Karen and her three children Daniel, Amara, and Katrina. Nobody could have foreseen the horror that would occur in their house just moments later. Join us as we delve into the monstrous crimes that occurred on that night and the communities hunt for a killer.
In 2015 Ray and Jennie Kehlet decided to join their friend Grahame on a gold prospecting trip in Sandstone, Western Australia. Accompanied by their Great Dane Ella, the trip is filled with nothing but excitement and anticipation. When the Kehlets failed to return home, a full scale search was undertaken. So was their disappearance an unfortunate accident, or something far more sinister?
Join us in taking a journey back to 1820 as we recount the macabre and mystery that surrounds the Man Eater of Macquarie Harbour, Alexander Pearce. In the most severe penal colony in Australian history, we explore the myth and horrific truth of the Cannibal Bushranger.
In the 1990's a man begins to terrorise the women of Frankston, Victoria with his methodical and vicious crimes would striking fear in to the community. Listen with us as we discuss the crimes of Paul Charles Denyer.
CHANGE.ORG PETITION
https://www.change.org/p/denyer-paul-frankston-serial-killer-keep-locked-up-for-the-remainder-of-his-life
Todays we explore the shocking aftermath of the deaths of Kathleen Folbigg's four children. Even after her trial, the twists and turn will shock you.
An unimaginable series of tragedies or the worst female serial killer in Australian history? Todays episode focuses on Kathleen Folbigg and the deaths of her four children in unknown circumstances.
In 1984 a feud between within the outlaw motorcycle gang the Comancheros results in the club splitting and one half forming the first ever chapter of the Bandidos in Australia. This made the president of the Comancheros, Jock Ross, furious. Jock declared war on the Bandidos and this war would ultimately have disastrous an fatal consequences.
Join us today as we talk through the tragic circumstances surrounding the QLD Police Shootings as well as Christmas and the sometimes unrealistic expectations attached to the festivities.
Todays episode is the final in our three part series on the Luna Park Ghost Train Fire. We explore who had had to gain from the fire and how they possibly got away with it. A web of corruption and crime that extends from the criminal underworld to police and politicians is exposed.
Todays episode continues from where Part 1 left off. We discuss more witness statements which negate the theory of an electrical fault and the possible reasons why these were ignored. Was this simply shoddy police work, or was something more sinister going on?!
Todays case takes place against the backdrop of one of the most iconic locations in Sydney; Luna Park. Four best mates and a father and his two sons enter the famous Ghost Train ride at Luna Park. This is their last ride of the evening and it was their favourite. Inside the ride, a fire begins and quickly ravages the entire ride. What seems like a horrific and tragic accident may be a little more complicated than it seems.
ANZAC Day 1935, a 50 meter pool, and a 4.4 meter tiger shark. What could possibly go wrong?! Todays episode is a 1930's gangster story full of drugs, guns, speedboats and...murder?!! Tune in to find out!
We pick up where we left off last week and delve in to the mystery of four missing Rockhampton women. These women all disappeared in suspicious circumstances, and are believed the be connected to Leonard John Fraser - coincidence, or a serial killer at play?! Tune in to find out.
We're back after a bit of a hiatus and we apologise for that! This episode we delve in to the abduction and disappearance of Keira Steinhardt, a 9 year old Rockhampton girl. Her attacker had a history of violent sexual offences and the justice system allowed him to roam free to continue to attack women.
We are back for "Season 2"!
In the rural town of Walcha, NSW Natasha Beth Darcy finds her victims and manipulates them through the promise of family for her own financial gain. Join us as we explore her path of destruction (and the odd incriminating google search!).
Today we explain why we have been MIA for the past few weeks (this time it was actually Akela's fault!). Between bloody noses, mould in the roof and having to find a new place to live, its been a hectic few weeks!
We also recommend you some podcasts to get you through this lonely time without us. We will be back ASAP we promise!
In the small town of Jerilderee NSW, two horrific murders shock the community to its core. Two small children are left in their home with their dead parents to starve to death by a cold, calculated, and vindictive criminal.
Easter Sunday 2002 marks the first murder on Norfolk Island in 150 years. The life of Janelle Patton is tragically cut short in a crime of rage, violence and mystery.
In 1986 a killer stalked the untouched landscape of the Kimberley region in the Northern Territory of Australia...but it was not animals that were his prey. Join us as we dive in to the dramatic, senseless and sometimes unbelievable case that is the Kimberley Killer.
Join us as James takes over the microphone to tell the story of the bloodiest bushrangers in Australia's history, who are responsible for the worst mass murder in Australian policing history. We are also joined by two very special guests, Tom and Brendan, on their farm which just so happens to be at the scene of the crime!
Have you ever wondered why the train station of Macdonaldtown in Sydneys Inner West exists but there is no suburb by the same name? Todays episode explores the horrific murders that resulted in an entire suburb being erased.
Graham Potter; from heartless killer to Australia's most wanted man. Join us as we recount the senseless killing of Kim Barry and the trash human who should have never been released from gaol.
Today we cover our first familial annihilator, Sef Gonzales. Sef butchered his entire family for a reason that was beyond comprehension. Join us as we discuss the murders, atrocious alibis and weapons of mass destruction.
We know we missed last week and we apologise! This week we discuss Kakadu National Park, the Yoorrook Justice Commission, Assistant Commissioners & Akela.
Join us for a mystery only the 1930's could provide; an unidentified body, a convoluted identification, and a charge of murder. But was everything all as it seemed?!
Robin Reid and Paul Luckman, Australia's most sadistic child killers, commit the most heinous of crimes without remorse or regret.
Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800
Lifeline: 13 11 14
ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIGHT ISLANDERS LISTENERS ARE ADVISED THAT TODAYS EPISODE CONTAINS THE NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF DEATH OF A DECEASED INDIGENOUS PERSON. PLEASE USE DISCRETION.
Today we discuss the updates in the Kumanjayi Walker suppression evidence as well as MAFS and other general sh*t chat. Enjoy!
Peter Dupas, a sexual sadist and serial offender, has a reign of terror and violence against women that begins in 1967 and continues for two decades.
Welcome to our first episode of Shit Chat! This is our opportunity to talk about issues that matter to us outside of our weekly crime episodes. This week we discuss the hypocrisy of NSW Police's celebration of International Women's Day, and the Kumanjayi Walker verdict.
Episodes will be released every Monday.
In the second part to 'The Birnies' we recount the heroic story of Kate Moir and how she took down two of Australia's most malignant serial killers.
Sources:
Murder Uncovered: https://7plus.com.au/murder-uncovered
Psycho Girl: The true story of Catherine Birnie by Jena Dickens
https://www.news.com.au/national/crime/david-and-catherine-birnie-the-macabre-and-sadistic-moorhouse-murderers/news-story/d1937accb6dfdbb6cc89074e7eb7c241
In this episode we speak of the petition by Kate Moir to change the automatic parole hearings (every 3 years) for individuals sentenced to life with the possibility of parole. Unfortunately, this application was rejected and the time frame remains. For this reason there are no resources or contacts for this matter.
We recount David and Catherine Birnie's murderous rampage around Perth, WA, leaving nothing but death and destruction in their wake.
Katherine Knight, an abattoir worker with a penchant for knives, violence, and control takes her ultimate revenge on her de facto partner, John Price.
TRIGGER WARNING
This podcast always has been and always will be a healing endeavour from the years of harassment and neglect of mental health that Alice suffered through. Our first episode will explain the situation that led to our podcast being postponed/shut down by NSW Police.