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Go beyond the news cycle to find out how people become killers, how people become victims, and what happens next.
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Remembering Bree
An extraordinarily intimate kitchen table conversation between the family of Bree Jones who died of a drug overdose at the age...
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Murder in Albury – Kim Meredith’s Parents and the 5 Minute Window: A Belinda Neil Case
Bob and June Meredith were living a simple but idyllic life with their teenage children in Albury in 1996, until a...
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Death on the Derwent
One man’s mysterious disappearance has become a decade-long tragedy for two Tasmanian women, from different sides of the tracks.
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Journalist Andrew Rule’s Scariest Case
It's easy to forget it takes a lot of courage to write stories about bad guys week after week.
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My Brother the Paedophile Priest
Margaret Harrod and her twin brother Michael both dedicated their lives to God, she as a nun and he as a...
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A Kiwi Teen Almost Killed the Queen. Kia Ora cuz!
In 1981, a psychopathic New Zealand teenager came very close to assassinating Queen Elizabeth. Embarrassed police not only covered it up...
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Show Hosts
Meshel Laurie is a radio and television broadcaster and author. Emily Webb is a journalist and author of three true crime books. Each share a passion for stories of crime investigators and families of victims.
Greenough Murders: Fighting to Keep a Killer in Jail
Karen MacKenzie and her three children were murdered in their Western Australian home in 1993.
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Missing But Not Forgotten: A Sister’s Story
It’s National Missing Persons Week in Australia. You can’t look at a missing persons case without at least considering it through the crime filter, even when the last person to see your little brother alive, was your sister.
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