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Blue Poison brings you straight into the realities of frontline life — without the sugar-coating.Hosted by Bri Allen, the show exposes what really happens when the uniform comes off: the struggles, the stress, the impact on relationships, the emotional toll, and the stories that rarely get spoken aloud.Through open conversations, the series examines the pressures, challenges, and human side of service roles — the parts the public rarely sees.If you want honesty, depth, and conversations that stay with you long after you press play — this is your place.Links to Episode 2Spotify Part 1:Https://open.spotify.com/episode/7Lf6tArmGhlIb0N2rtil1F?si=NUxw7Sp6SGShQts3B9vcUAPart 2:Https://open.spotify.com/episode/3L9FV5fkSURHpTTM3jzNyH?si=w4bP2ks5QsOgr9sSZ4NHwQYoutube Part 1:Https://youtu.be/5Kd_vhj_m_gPart 2Https://youtu.be/_CCxt8XSKE0Blue Poison brings you straight into the realities of frontline life — without the sugar-coating.Hosted by Bri Allen, the show exposes what really happens when the uniform comes off: the struggles, the stress, the impact on relationships, the emotional toll, and the stories that rarely get spoken aloud.Through open conversations, the series examines the pressures, challenges, and human side of service roles — the parts the public rarely sees.If you want honesty, depth, and conversations that stay with you long after you press play — this is your place.

Presenting Blue Poison - Episode 2: 'Ben' (Extended Preview)


Lake Cargelligo triple shooting, NSW Julian Ingram, 37, remains at large following the shooting deaths of Sophie Quinn, 25, her partner John Harris, 32, and Quinn’s aunt Nerida Quinn in Lake Cargelligo. The attacks occurred within minutes at two locations, with a 19-year-old bystander injured in crossfire. Ingram was on bail for domestic violence offences at the time and has a history of violent crime. Police have launched an ongoing manhunt, warning that he is dangerous and familiar with the local terrain. All victims were members of the local Indigenous community.Disappearance of Celine Cremer, Tasmania Belgian traveller Celine Cremer went missing in 2023 near Philosopher Falls, Tasmania. Independent searchers recovered items including a mobile phone and a glass bottle, with DNA testing ongoing. No confirmed sightings have occurred since her disappearance, and the case remains unresolved.Death of William Fenner, NT Jake Fenner, 32, was sentenced to three years in prison for causing the death of his father, William Fenner, in 2023. The incident involved a violent altercation at their home, resulting in William Fenner drowning in the family pool. Fenner had already spent over two years in custody, with his sentence backdated.Drive-by shooting of Ater Good, VIC Three men have been charged with the murder of 16-year-old Ater Good, who was fatally shot near Fitzroy Police Station on January 3. Police are investigating potential links to an earlier stabbing outside a Carlton restaurant. The accused are in custody and awaiting court appearances.Jack’s Law Weapon Seizures, QLD Queensland police report that over 900 weapons have been removed from public areas in six months under Jack’s Law, which allows warrantless metal detector checks in high-risk zones. The operation resulted in over 1,200 arrests and 2,400 charges. The law aims to prevent violent incidents in public spaces.Naomi Tekea Craig, WA Perth teacher Naomi Tekea Craig, 33, faces charges of sexual offences against a minor, including allegedly giving birth to a student’s child. Craig was previously charged with sexual penetration of a child and possession of child exploitation material. Additional charges are expected, and DNA testing has been conducted. The case has prompted her suspension and generated widespread concern regarding child safety in educational settings.Mark Dennis SC, NSW Sydney barrister Mark Dennis, 60, has been charged with possession and accessing child abuse material. He was arrested at Sydney Airport following intelligence-led screening. Dennis has been released on strict bail and ceased legal practice pending further court proceedings.Death of Tim Picton, WA Former Labor political strategist Tim Picton, 36, died after spending three weeks in a coma following an alleged one-punch assault outside a Northbridge nightclub. The accused, 20-year-old Brodie Jake Dewar, faces an upgraded manslaughter charge. The case highlights the risks associated with single-blow assaults.Illicit Drug Seizures, National A joint report from the Australian Border Force and AFP detailed the interception of over 25 tonnes of illicit drugs in the past year, including methamphetamine, cocaine, ketamine, MDMA, and heroin, valued at approximately $8.5 billion. Authorities reported innovative smuggling methods and emphasized ongoing efforts to prevent drugs from reaching Australian communities.Stewart Burchell, WA Former Broome pub manager Stewart Patrick Burchell, 52, was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment for rape and indecent assault of five female staff members at the Roebuck Bay Hotel between 2017 and 2023. The offences involved abuse of his managerial authority, with some victims feeling unable to report the conduct due to employment or visa concerns. Burchell also received a $7,000 fine and a lifetime restraining order. Parole eligibility is in 2029.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 13 - 25th January 2026


Blue Poison brings you straight into the realities of frontline life — without the sugar-coating.Hosted by Bri Allen, the show exposes what really happens when the uniform comes off: the struggles, the stress, the impact on relationships, the emotional toll, and the stories that rarely get spoken aloud.Through open conversations, the series examines the pressures, challenges, and human side of service roles — the parts the public rarely sees.If you want honesty, depth, and conversations that stay with you long after you press play — this is your place.

Presenting Blue Poison - Episode 1: 'Blondie' (Extended Preview)


Podcast Preview: Blue Poison brings you straight into the realities of frontline life — without the sugar-coating.Hosted by Bri Allen, the show exposes what really happens when the uniform comes off: the struggles, the stress, the impact on relationships, the emotional toll, and the stories that rarely get spoken aloud.In this episode, we examine two murders in the Northern Territory, decades apart, both committed by men experiencing severe mental disturbance.Case 1, 1983: In Darwin, police were called to a vacant lot near Lameroo Lodge after a woman was found dead. The killer was Andy Albury.Case 2, 2016: At Connors Well, a remote roadside rest stop north of Alice Springs, a French tourist was fatally stabbed. The attacker was Pande Veleski.Both incidents were sudden, unprovoked, and left lasting impact on the victims’ families.

Andy Albury and Pande Veleski - Two Brutal Killings in the Northern Territory


Death in Custody – Shannon Daniel Norgate Shannon Daniel Norgate, 28, was found unresponsive inside Maryborough Correctional Centre and later died in hospital. Two fellow inmates have been charged with murder, with proceedings ongoing.Suspicious Disappearance – Charlie Park Charlie Park, 66 at the time, vanished in Boulder, WA, in 2012. Police treat the case as suspicious and continue to appeal for information. Investigators are reviewing new leads, including previously overlooked graffiti linked to Park.Alleged Attempted Murder Plot – Lisa Lines Lisa Lines, 45, appeared in South Australia’s Supreme Court facing charges over an alleged attempted murder plot against a former partner. She has pleaded not guilty, and the case remains before the courts.Historical Disappearance – Eloise Worledge Eight-year-old Eloise Worledge disappeared from Beaumaris in 1976. Questions remain over whether a nearby known sexual offender was properly investigated. Police continue to treat the case as open.Stabbing – Western Sydney Party A 16-year-old was charged with attempted murder following a brawl and stabbing at an Airbnb party in western Sydney. Multiple other teenagers were also arrested.Manslaughter – Vikrant Thakur Vikrant Thakur, 42, pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of his wife Supriya Thakur but not guilty to murder. The case is ongoing, with further court proceedings scheduled.Suspicious Death – Velvet Pesu Velvet Pesu, a 46-year-old carer in Buccan, QLD, was found dead during a welfare check. A 36-year-old man, known to her, has been arrested in NSW and may be extradited to face murder charges.Suspicious Discovery – Phillip Island Human Remains Police are investigating after a human skull was found in a Phillip Island backyard. Forensic testing is underway, and the discovery has reignited attention on the 1986 disappearance of Vivienne Cameron.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 12 - 18th January 2026


The case no longer sits in the realm of investigation. The evidence has been tested. The verdict delivered. What remains is the court’s reasoning.This episode centres on the sentencing remarks of the judge—delivered after the trial has concluded and responsibility has been determined.There is no reconstruction here, and no analysis.Only the language of the court, setting out how the outcome was reached and what follows from it.This is the sentence.

Erin Patterson Audio - Part 2: The Sentence


The case is already known. A lunch in regional Victoria. Beef Wellington. Mushrooms. Three deaths. One survivor.What followed became a major criminal investigation. This episode returns to the period immediately after the meal.First, a hospital doctor, speaking after Erin Patterson presents for treatment.Then, Erin Patterson in a police interview, as investigators begin their work.

Erin Patterson Audio - Part 1: The Phone Call and Police Interview


Mini Episode. Season 5 Coming Soon.In December 1996, a family-run jewellery business in Melbourne’s Century Building, on Swanston Street, became the focus of a serious police investigation. A father, mother, and son were working together in their office when a violent incident occurred. A man was present at the scene and reported what he had experienced, prompting investigators to piece together exactly what had happened.Nearly twenty years earlier, in March 1978, another Swanston Street building, the Manchester Unity Building, was the scene of a separate violent incident involving jewellers and a customer. Both cases took place in busy city-centre offices and required detailed police investigations to establish the circumstances and sequence of events.This episode covers both incidents: the 1996 Century Building case involving the Pin family, and the 1978 Manchester Unity Building case.

Melbourne Jeweller Murders: The Pin Family and the Manchester Unity Building

Season 5 Episode 1 - Trailer

Bondi Beach, Sydney. One of Australia’s most recognisable coastal locations. A public beach on the eastern edge of the city, bordered by residential streets, parks, and a large pedestrian promenade. Routinely crowded, particularly in summer, it regularly hosts public events.The beach sits beside Archer Park and the Bondi Pavilion, an area commonly used for festivals and community gatherings. The space is open, exposed, and visible from surrounding roads and elevated walkways.On the evening of 14 December 2025, a public event was underway. Around one thousand people were present. Families, children, elderly couples. The beach remained open. The sun was still up.At 6:47 p.m., gunfire began.

The Bondi Terror Attack

Christmas is usually a time of warmth, family, and celebration—a time when loved ones come together to share meals, exchange gifts, and make memories. But for the Wake family in Tasmania, the holiday of 2021 would be anything but ordinary. Tensions that had been simmering for years between Darren and his former wife, Rachel, came to a devastating head. What should have been a day of joy and togetherness instead became a day of fear, anger, and unimaginable loss—a Christmas that would leave scars on everyone involved, especially their children.Darren and Rachel Wake married in 2001. They separated ten years later, in 2011, and divorced in 2012. In the years that followed, their relationship remained difficult, particularly around parenting arrangements for their son, Gabriel, who had been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.In 2016, the Family Court made formal parenting orders, establishing a shared custody arrangement—one week with each parent. Over time, that arrangement shifted, as the children grew older and began to exercise their own judgment about where they wished to live.In mid-2019, when Romany turned seventeen, she chose to live with her mother full-time. Between 2020 and 2021, Gabriel lived with Darren full-time for approximately twelve months. This arrangement occurred at Darren’s insistence.In April 2021, Gabriel decided he wanted to return to living with his mother full-time. He told others his decision was driven by Darren’s behaviour—behaviour he experienced as angry, aggressive, and emotionally manipulative. Gabriel became frightened of his father, and he later said that Rachel had also expressed fear of Darren. Those fears would prove to be well-founded.

Christmas Day Murder - The Case of Darren Wake

This episode presents the raw courtroom audio from the sentencing of Tom Silvagni.Recorded as the judge delivers final remarks, the audio captures the gravity of the proceedings.In January 2024, a young woman reported being sexually assaulted at a private residence in Melbourne’s inner east. The allegations related to events that occurred late at night, after a social gathering, inside a bedroom where the complainant believed she was alone.The prosecution case was that Tom Silvagni entered the room, deliberately misled the complainant as to who he was, and carried out sexual acts without consent. The court later heard that, in the days following the incident, steps were taken to obscure what had occurred, including attempts to alter records and shape a false timeline.Silvagni was charged later that year. For much of the legal process, strict suppression orders prevented his identification or any reporting of his family background. Those orders were eventually lifted, and the matter proceeded to trial in the Victorian County Court.At trial, the defence denied the allegations and challenged the complainant’s account. The jury ultimately rejected that version of events. In December, Silvagni was found guilty on two counts of rape.What follows is the court’s final response to those verdicts — the sentencing remarks delivered in open court. There is no commentary, no interpretation, and no embellishment. Just the words of the judge, explaining how the law assessed the offending, the harm caused, and the punishment imposed.

Tom Silvagni Sentencing - Courtroom Audio


NSW Triple Murder (Kwang Kyung Yoo) – Taekwondo instructor Yoo pleaded guilty to killing Min Cho, her husband Steven, and a seven-year-old boy in North Parramatta and Baulkham Hills in February 2024. Families gave victim-impact statements in court, describing the lasting trauma. Police have not identified a clear motive but noted Yoo’s history of lying about achievements and possessions. Sentencing is ongoing.Perth Cyber Offender (Michael Clapsis) – Clapsis, 44, was sentenced to seven years and four months after admitting to stealing intimate images from 17 women over six years and using a fake Qantas Wi-Fi network to capture passenger data. Victim statements highlighted the long-term impact, and Clapsis’s autism diagnosis and job loss were noted.Missing Man in Mackay (Wayne Pedro Morseu) – Police declared two properties crime scenes as they investigate the suspicious disappearance of 71-year-old Morseu, missing since November 10. Detectives are examining both properties and asking the public for information.Melbourne School Stabbing (Aaron Sykes) – Principal Aaron Sykes was stabbed at Keysborough Secondary College but suffered non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect, known to Sykes, was arrested, and the school briefly went into lockdown. Investigation is ongoing.Darwin Murder Conviction (Brendan Kantilla) – Kantilla was found guilty of murdering 23-year-old student Isfaqur Rahman in May 2023, who was attacked in his share house with a paving stone and fire extinguisher. The defence’s diminished-responsibility claim was rejected. Sentencing is forthcoming.Sea World Helicopter Collision Inquest (Ashley Jenkinson) – Helicopter pilot Jenkinson, who died in a midair collision in January 2023 along with three others, had a history of cocaine use and a recent mental breakdown. Inquest testimony suggests he was unlikely impaired at the time; the investigation continues.Bevan Spencer von Einem (Adelaide Child Murders) – Von Einem, 79, convicted of murdering 15-year-old Richard Kelvin, remains silent about other suspected victims linked to “The Family” killings in the late 1970s–1980s. His failing health has reignited public reflection on the unsolved cases.Chris Robertson Investigation (Adelaide) – Police seized a Mitsubishi Triton linked to the September 2024 death of 49-year-old Robertson, found assaulted in a warehouse. Forensic analysis of the vehicle is underway as investigators pursue multiple leads.Melbourne Doctor Murder (Ashley Gordon) – Dr Gordon, 16 at the time of the attack, was fatally stabbed during a botched home invasion in January 2024. His killer, eligible for parole in 12 years, prompted family outrage over the perceived leniency.Northern Beaches Manslaughter (Guy Haymes) – Jayson Brett Dal Molin pleaded guilty to manslaughter after assaulting surfer Guy Haymes during a money dispute in Manly. Haymes later died from a traumatic brain injury; Molin’s murder charges were withdrawn.Blacktown Shooting (Mal Seve) – Two men, Taine Crompton (25) and Hoani Tewhare (18), were charged with the murder of 28-year-old Mal Seve in a daylight shooting linked to gang associations. Police are investigating the incident, which followed a vehicle chase.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 11 - 30th November 2025

Australia has seen moments when ordinary life was torn apart by sudden violence. In 1942, the mining town of Boulder was struck by bombings that killed fourteen and injured fifteen, carried out by miner Pero Raecivich, whose motives remain unclear.In 1978, Sydney faced the Hilton Hotel bombing. A bomb hidden in a rubbish bin killed three men, injured eleven, and exposed gaps in security during a Commonwealth leaders’ meeting. The legal aftermath raised questions about justice and intelligence failures.Melbourne endured the Russell Street Police bombing in 1986. The attack killed Constable Angela Taylor, injured more than twenty others, and revealed the deadly coordination of criminal networks, reshaping policing in the city.Finally, in 2010, Darwin’s CBD was rocked when Paul Wayne Clarke detonated petrol and fireworks inside the Territory Insurance Office, wounding nineteen. Amid the chaos, civilians and police acted with extraordinary bravery.This episode explores these four bombings—the human toll, the investigations, and the communities forever changed by sudden acts of terror.

Four Cases of Bomb Attacks in Australia


1. Domestic Violence Escalates to Murder A woman and her three children were killed in a deliberate act of domestic violence. Investigations later revealed prior reports of abuse, stalking, and threats were not fully acted upon by authorities, raising questions about police inaction and systemic failures.2. Prisoner Challenges Vegemite Ban A long-term prisoner has launched a legal challenge against a longstanding ban on Vegemite in Victorian correctional facilities, claiming the restriction breaches his cultural rights and wellbeing, sparking debate over prison policies and prisoners’ rights.3. Australian Tourists Killed Abroad Two brothers were murdered during a trip overseas, with the accused facing extremely long prison sentences. The case involves allegations of violent robbery, cartel connections, and multiple accomplices, highlighting the dangers faced by Australians traveling abroad.4. Hit-and-Run Fatality A former lawyer was sentenced for causing a fatal hit-and-run while intoxicated, leaving the pedestrian dead and fleeing the scene. The case underscores the consequences of reckless driving and drink-driving offences.5. Police Shooting in Queensland Police shot and killed a man after he stabbed one person and threatened another. Investigations are ongoing, with oversight from multiple agencies, including the Crime and Corruption Commission.6. Police Use of Excessive Force in Sydney A coroner found police used unreasonable force in a fatal shooting following a pursuit. The incident exposed issues with proactive policing, use of body-worn cameras, and procedural failures.7. Teen Murder in Melbourne A teenager was sentenced for a brutal attack on a 14-year-old, involving a stolen vehicle, machetes, and multiple wounds. The case highlights the severity of youth-perpetrated violent crime.8. Grisly Regional Murder Trial An elderly man was found murdered, with mutilation and images carved into his body. The trial focuses on alleged confessions and DNA evidence linking the accused to the crime.9. Cold Case: Missing Schoolboy A boy disappeared in the 1970s, with evidence pointing to a nearby mine shaft. Family-led searches continue, frustrated by lack of government funding, highlighting challenges in resolving decades-old cold cases.10. Fatal Rural Shooting in Queensland Three people ambushed police during a missing persons call, killing officers. Coronial findings revealed the perpetrators suffered from severe delusional disorder, and recommendations aim to improve law enforcement responses to such threats.11. Toddler Stolen from Vehicle A young child was taken from an unlocked, running car and later found unharmed in a box. Police arrested the perpetrator, who faces multiple charges, highlighting risks to children in seemingly everyday situations.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 10 - 23rd November 2025


1. Toyah Cordingley Murder Trial – Cairns, QLDRajwinder Singh, 41, is on trial for the murder of 24-year-old animal shelter volunteer Toyah Cordingley, whose body was found buried at Wangetti Beach with stab wounds and a slashed throat on October 22, 2018. Singh’s sudden flight to India, combined with mobile tower data, traffic camera footage, DNA evidence, and his vehicle, forms the basis of the Crown case, while the trial also examined the movements and alibi of Cordingley’s boyfriend, Marco Heidenreich. The case continues, with covert recordings yet to be heard.2. Ray McCormack Murder – Wollongong, NSWAaron Michael Lord, 38, was found not criminally responsible for the murder of 68-year-old homeless man Ray McCormack, whose body was discovered in a train station stairwell on May 12, 2024. Evidence, including security footage and psychological reports, confirmed Lord, diagnosed with schizophrenia, attacked McCormack under the influence of persistent hallucinations. The court acknowledged the tragic circumstances, and Lord remains in custody under the Mental Health Review Tribunal.3. Ms Skeen Murder – Jilkminggan, NTSteven John, 48, was found guilty of murdering his wife, Ms Skeen, during a drunken domestic dispute in July 2023, despite his claim of provocation. The court highlighted the disproportionate nature of the attack, shaped by alcohol abuse and intergenerational domestic violence, and John received a life sentence with a 20-year non-parole period.4. Gordon Kessey Stabbing – Bega, NSWGordon Kessey was fatally stabbed on October 6, 2025, during an altercation between known parties in Bega. Police have conducted searches, recovered a secondary weapon and devices, and investigated a possible link to a house fire, but no arrests have been made and the investigation remains ongoing.5. Brenton Young / Shantelle Nielsen – Port Pirie, SABrenton Young was initially reported as murdered on October 3, 2025, leading to charges against his partner Shantelle Nielsen, which were later dropped after a post-mortem confirmed a heart attack. The case’s mishandling caused public criticism, and Nielsen left Port Pirie due to the psychological impact of false accusations.6. Michael Simon Wilson – Hoppers Crossing, VICMichael Simon Wilson pleaded not guilty to over 60 charges, including rape and child abuse material, on November 14, 2025. The case will return to court in December, with a trial expected in 2026, and has led to broader investigations revealing offences by former childcare worker Joshua Dale Brown.7. Bradley Wilkinson – Blackett, NSWBradley Wilkinson was sentenced to 16 years in prison, with a 12-year non-parole period, for the June 2024 manslaughter of tradesman Rhyce Harding during a road rage incident in Sydney’s west. CCTV footage confirmed Harding was pinned and dragged under Wilkinson’s ute, and the sentence considered Wilkinson’s remorse and prior violent record.8. Simone Strobel Cold Case – Lismore, NSWTwenty years after Simone Strobel, a 25-year-old German backpacker, was murdered in Lismore, a coronial inquest confirmed homicide but could not identify the perpetrator. DNA recovered from her clothing is now being re-examined by the NSW Unsolved Homicide Team for renewed investigation.9. Stanley Obi Inquest – Logan, QLDStanley Obi died in March 2022 after being doused in fuel and set alight by his former partner, Sarah Mudge. The coronial inquest examined coercive control, systems failures, and gender-based assumptions that left Obi at risk, with findings expected in early 2026.10. Victoria Youth Crime Law Update – VICVictoria will treat children aged 14 and over who commit serious violent crimes as adults, with sentences ranging from youth detention to life imprisonment, prioritising community safety while raising concerns about disproportionate impacts on Indigenous youth and adolescent development.11. Casula Machine Gun Attack – Sydney, NSWA home in Casula was sprayed with over 40 rounds from a high-powered machine gun on November 15, 2025, in a suspected targeted hit. No one was injured, and police are pursuing leads linked to a fleeing black Audi while urging public assistance.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 9 - 16th November 2025

Felon will return shortly with Season Five. The new season is progressing, and release is not far off.Until then, the feed will include a number of shorter episodes — brief examinations of individual cases and incidents that sit outside the main season’s structure.Season Five is on the way. In the meantime, these mini episodes will bridge the gap.This week, we examine three cases where violence was delivered not through force, but through patience, calculation, and substances chosen for their silence. These stories span more than a century, yet each reveals the same unsettling truth: the most deliberate forms of harm are often carried out by those who stand closest.

Three Stories of Poison and Betrayal


1. Logan Road Rage Verdict Umar Al Enizi, 24, has been found not guilty of murder over the 2021 death of Troy Vandenberg during a Brisbane road rage incident. The court heard the fatal collision followed escalating confrontations and aggressive behaviour by Vandenberg. The jury accepted Al Enizi acted in self-defence, acquitting him of murder and manslaughter.2. “Bike Boy” Lawsuit Against Daniel Andrews Ryan Meuleman, who was 17 at the time of a 2013 collision involving Daniel Andrews’ family car, has filed a civil lawsuit against the former Victorian premier and his wife. The case, tied to longstanding controversy over police handling and political influence, alleges serious injuries caused by the Andrews family. Details of the proceedings remain limited.3. Erin Patterson Appeals Conviction Convicted triple murderer Erin Patterson is appealing her life sentence for the murders of her in-laws and aunt-in-law, as well as the attempted murder of Ian Wilkinson. Her legal team argues there were miscarriages of justice in cross-examination, the Crown’s closing address, jury management, and exclusion of forensic evidence. The Supreme Court has accepted the appeal filing.4. Melbourne Stabbing Incident A 37-year-old man is in critical condition after being stabbed inside his car in Narre Warren. The 52-year-old suspect, known to the victims, allegedly attacked the man, who then crashed into another vehicle. The accused has been charged with intentionally causing serious injury.5. Sydney Police Officer Stabbed A probationary police officer is in serious condition after being stabbed in the leg with a sword during an arrest in Grasmere. The 20-year-old suspect had also thrown a spear at officers. He has been charged with 11 offences, including attempted murder, and refused bail.6. Sydney Murder of Claire Austin A 44-year-old man has been charged with the murder and coercive control of 38-year-old Claire Austin, who died after sustaining injuries inside her Randwick unit in April. Strike Force Lyndoch is investigating, and the accused is due in court shortly.7. Liverpool Murder Conviction Danny Zayat has been found guilty of murdering his ex-girlfriend Tatiana Dokhotaru in Liverpool in 2023. Dokhotaru, 34, was killed in front of her four-year-old son. Zayat faces sentencing in December, with the victim’s friend expected to deliver a statement.8. Simone Strobel Cold Case An inquest confirms German backpacker Simone Strobel was murdered in 2005 in Lismore, NSW, though her killer remains unknown. The coroner recommended further DNA testing on two unmatched samples. Strobel’s former boyfriend was charged in 2022, but the case remains unsolved despite a $1 million reward.9. Roberta Williams Speaks on Carl Williams Roberta Williams reflects on her late husband Carl Williams, Melbourne underworld figure, who was murdered in Barwon Prison in 2010. She criticised the circumstances of his death, questioned prison oversight, and described his character, family devotion, and the realities of underworld life.10. John Versace Murder Charges Two men, aged 19 and 43, have been charged over the May 2025 gangland-style shooting of John Versace in Condell Park. The 43-year-old allegedly staged vehicles and drove the shooter, while the 19-year-old assisted with planning. Versace had no known criminal links, and the case is part of Sydney’s ongoing underworld violence investigations.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 8 - 9th November 2025

From the creator of Felon. A podcast exploring the secrets of the Great Southern Land... Listen to more episodes wherever you get your podcasts.Some roads are ordinary. They take us from point A to point B, lined with familiar landmarks and the comfort of the known. But some roads are different. They carry a weight that cannot be measured in kilometres or signs. They are etched with history, tragedy, and stories that linger long after the last car has passed.These roads seem to remember. Every rut, every bend, every stretch of tar or dirt hums with something older than the traffic that wears it down. On certain nights, when the air is too still and the dark too thick, you can feel it pressing against you—the sense that you are no longer alone. The headlights cut only a narrow path forward, and beyond their glow the world feels watchful, waiting. The silence isn’t empty. It breathes.Along these roads, the ordinary twists into the uncanny. The echoes of past tragedies seep into the present. You catch movement in the periphery of your vision—shadows that gather at the edge of the trees, shapes that vanish when you look too directly. Figures standing by the roadside, pale and patient, as if they’ve been waiting all along. The temperature drops without warning. Your chest tightens. The car feels smaller, fragile, and the road ahead stretches out not as a promise, but as a question: what lies waiting in the dark?

Presenting Arcana Australis - The Haunted Roads


Crime and Justice:Nathan McPherson Murder: In August 2023, Nathan McPherson, 43, was killed in a one-punch attack in Maryborough by Joshua Berrigan, who was already on bail for grievous bodily harm. McPherson fell, hit his head, and died at the scene. Berrigan was sentenced on 27 October 2025 to 10 years in prison, with eligibility for parole in 2032.Eric James Forrest Conviction: Forrest was found guilty of murdering David Collisson, 53, near Mudgee on 25 September 2023, shooting him three times, placing his body in a tree stump, and setting it on fire. Sentencing submissions are scheduled for 27 February 2026.Umar Alkhalifa Al Enizi Trial: A Queensland jury is hearing Al Enizi’s case for the 2021 murder of Troy Vandenberg during a road rage incident. The defence claims self-defence, while the Crown alleges intentional actions.Erin Patterson Appeal: Patterson, convicted of three murders via poisoned food in 2023, has been granted leave to appeal her guilty verdicts in Victoria.Youth Crime and Gang Violence:A coronial report reveals 18 Victorian children killed by knives or machetes in the past four years, 11 linked to gangs, mostly in migrant communities. Hotspots include Melbourne’s northwest suburbs. Coroner Ingrid Giles urges community-led initiatives alongside policing to address youth violence.High-Profile Offender Banned:Dutch Olympian Steven van de Velde, convicted of raping a 12-year-old in 2016, was denied entry to Australia for the Beach Volleyball World Championships in Adelaide in October 2025. The ban prevents the Netherlands from competing and reinforces Australia’s zero-tolerance policy for sex offenders.Firearms and Illegal Guns:The Australia Institute reports that stolen, legally owned firearms are now the main source of illegal guns in Australia, with over 44,600 stolen in the last 21 years. The report calls for tighter gun laws, national registration, and ownership limits.Online Exploitation:Australian police warn of networks of “crimefluencers” coercing young girls into violence online through gaming and messaging platforms. Nearly 60 offenders are active in Australia. Authorities are developing AI tools to detect coded language, alongside a planned social media ban for under-16s.Prison Strikes and Assaults:NSW correctional officers staged a 48-hour strike after Cameron Welsh, who assaulted four guards, received a community-based order. The strike caused prison lockdowns across 36 facilities, prompting government intervention.Targeted Violence and Rewards:Penelope Travers, a single mother in WA, suffered 25% burns after a firebomb attack at her home in October 2025. Authorities are investigating as a targeted attack.NSW Police announced a $1 million reward for information on the 2003 murder of Theresa Binge, whose killer remains unidentified.Drug Crime:NSW, WA, and AFP charged 18 people following a national syndicate bust, seizing 268 kg of drugs (methamphetamine, pseudoephedrine, ketamine, cocaine), 14 firearms, and nearly $2.4 million. Authorities described the operation as completely dismantled, disrupting interstate drug distribution.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 7 - 2nd November 2025

On the evening of October 30th, 2010, seventeen-year-old Eden Delir attended a Halloween party in Restwell Road, Bossley Park. It was a typical suburban gathering — organised through Facebook, and attended by dozens of teenagers, most of whom had never met before that night.As the invitations spread online, so did the reach of the event. Posts began circulating suggesting that a group of young men from Campbelltown intended to attend, bringing with them drugs and alcohol. It was enough to draw the attention of another group — young males from the Wakeley area — who claimed they were going to the party to “keep the peace” if the Campbelltown boys showed up.They arrived uninvited.Witnesses later described the group as being of Middle Eastern appearance — known locally as the Wakeley boys.Their arrival shifted the tone of the gathering. What began as a social event had become a volatile mix of unfamiliar faces, teenage bravado, and alcohol.

The Halloween Party Murder


1. The Gladstone House FireA horrific blaze in Toolooa, Queensland, claimed three lives — Jordana Johnson, her son Jordan Norris, and his friend Chazz Mather. Contessa Leigh Marie Richardson has been charged with their murders and two counts of arson.2. The Wilson Suppression LiftedAccused rapist Michael Simon Wilson failed to block media coverage linking him to childcare worker Joshua Dale Brown, who faces over 70 child sex charges. Wilson’s case, involving multiple rape and assault allegations, will proceed in 2026.3. Operation Athena: Guns Off the StreetsPolice across Australia and New Zealand seized more than 1,000 illegal and 3D-printed firearms in a major cross-border crackdown targeting black-market weapons and organised crime.4. Justice for Arthur HainesAfter 27 years, Gregory John Walker pleaded guilty to the 1998 firebombing that killed 13-year-old Arthur Haines in Waterloo, NSW — finally closing one of the state’s longest-running cold cases.5. Death in Custody: Phillip Walton InquestA Lismore inquest investigates the death of Phillip Mark Walton, who died after being tasered and restrained by police at Casino Station. The inquiry examines police and paramedic conduct during the arrest.6. The Miss Oceania ScandalFormer beauty pageant organiser William Wee Liat Tan faces 31 child abuse charges, accused of running online groups that promoted the sexual assault of children. He remains in custody as investigations widen.7. The Cheryl Grimmer ConfessionNSW MP Jeremy Buckingham reignited the 1970 Fairy Meadow Beach cold case by reading the 1971 confession of a 17-year-old who admitted abducting and killing three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer.8. The Easey Street MurdersAfter 47 years, Perry Kouroumblis is charged over the 1977 killings of Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett in Collingwood. The case shocked Melbourne, with both women found stabbed to death in their home.9. The Murder of Thi Kim TranThree men have been charged with the abduction and murder of Sydney mother Thi Kim Tran, whose body was found in a burnt-out car. Police allege the killing was linked to organised crime revenge plots.10. Tragedy at Beenleigh Police StationA three-year-old boy died in the foyer of Beenleigh Police Station following a car crash in Ormeau, Queensland. The driver, linked to a domestic violence order, has been charged as investigations continue.11. The Cocaine Boat FiascoThree WA men — Mate Stipinovich, Aristides Avlonitis, and Karl Whitburn — were jailed after their cocaine-smuggling operation went wrong and their boat sank, losing 230 kilograms of drugs.12. The Broome Domestic KillingBruce Grant Kittimbill, 56, has been charged with the murder of a 58-year-old woman in Broome, WA, in what police describe as a domestic violence-related stabbing.13. Gym Ambush in Oakleigh EastA 29-year-old man was brutally attacked at Derrimut 24:7 Gym by five men armed with machetes or hammers. The victim sustained head injuries; police are searching for the attackers.14. The Balenciaga Bikie ArrestNotorious ex-Comanchero Tarek Zahed was arrested after a month on the run. Known as the “Balenciaga Bikie,” Zahed survived a 2022 hit that killed his brother and remains under heavy police scrutiny.15. The Murder of Hannah McGuireBallarat woman Hannah McGuire was murdered by her boyfriend, Lachlan Young, who staged her death to look like a suicide. He faces a potential life sentence after pleading guilty to her killing.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 6 - 26th October 2025

On the evening of July 20th, 2019, emergency services received a call from a quiet suburban street in St Clair, New South Wales. The woman on the line was twenty-five-year-old Jessica Camilleri — frantic, disoriented.When police arrived, they found a scene so violent… so surreal… that even the most seasoned officers were left shaken.The victim was Jessica’s mother, Rita Camilleri, a fifty-seven-year-old woman described by neighbours as kind, devoted, and endlessly patient. Her body was found inside the home. Her head — outside, on the front footpath.And standing nearby, covered in blood, still holding strands of her mother’s hair...was Jessica.

S4 Ep15: Jessica Camilleri - A Daughter’s Violence

Melbourne’s CBD saw sushi chef Wan Lai stabbed by Lauren Darul, who was out on bail, reigniting debate over offender monitoring and bail laws. In Shellharbour, six teenagers and a 39-year-old woman have been charged with the murder of 25-year-old Jack Westren in a violent train station attack.In Perth, a former soldier admitted killing Rebels bikie Nick Martin, calling it a “community service,” while his alleged employer, David Pye, faces multiple murder charges. Canberra police allege a 78-year-old man was held captive and beaten for three days by a visitor.Broken Hill farmhand Jet Jai Johnson won an appeal and was released after serving part of his sentence for animal cruelty. Human remains believed to be those of missing Melbourne woman Lucinda Miller were found three years after her disappearance.In Canberra, Tshewang Choden was stabbed to death at the National Zoo by colleague Jude Wijesinghe, who remains pathologically infatuated with her. Brisbane jury found Za’id Abdus Samad guilty of stabbing his uncle Abdul Basith Mohammed in a planned ambush; he’ll be eligible for parole in 2038.Homicide investigations continue in Langwarrin and Armadale after two men were killed in separate incidents. In Renown Park, police charged a man after discovering two loaded handguns, while Adelaide authorities probe an alleged arson at a butcher shop that injured several staff.In Melbourne’s St Kilda, two teens were slashed with machetes outside Luna Park; the offenders remain on the run. Meanwhile, Christopher Mark Jordan will stand trial in February 2026 for the murder of 14-year-old Tasmanian teen Shyanne-Lee Tatnell.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 5 - 19th October 2025


On a Friday in March, a quiet city became a crime scene. In less than twenty minutes, fifty-one people who had gone to pray were dead. Lives, families, routines — all cleaved in half. A livestreamed attack, a manifesto sent in advance, weapons modified and named like trophies. The killer had called himself a “regular white man.”This is the tragic account of the Christchurch Mosque Shootings.Christchurch, the largest city on New Zealand’s South Island, had long been known for its wide avenues, English-style gardens, and rivers threading through urban suburbs. In 2011, the city had been reshaped by a devastating earthquake, leaving scars that were still visible in patches of rebuilt infrastructure and partially vacant lots. The Al Noor Mosque sat in the suburb of Riccarton, a residential area interspersed with schools, small businesses, and community spaces. Its low-slung brick façade and modest minaret presented nothing threatening; the mosque blended into the surrounding streets, quiet and unassuming, bordered by leafy roads and modest homes.The Linwood Islamic Centre, located several kilometres east of Riccarton, occupied a similar suburban setting. The building was unpretentious, a simple hall with windows opening onto a modest lawn and parking area. Both sites were integrated into ordinary city streets, surrounded by daily life: parked cars, pedestrians, children walking home from school, and neighbours going about their routines. It was precisely this ordinariness that made them vulnerable — a reminder that terror often intrudes on the mundane and unsuspecting.

S4 Ep14: Brenton Harrison Tarrant - Christchurch Mosque Shootings


Victoria – Dezi Freeman Manhunt – Nearly seven weeks after allegedly killing two police officers in Porepunkah, fugitive Dezi Freeman remains missing. Mount Buffalo National Park has partially reopened as police admit he may have left the area. A $1 million reward is offered for information.Bega, NSW – A man was found stabbed to death in a riverside park. Police believe it was a targeted attack and are still hunting suspects.WA – Sovereign Citizen Gun Raids – Police seized over 100 firearms in coordinated raids on anti-government “sovereign citizen” properties across Perth. Several people face weapons charges.Bochara, VIC – A coroner confirmed the unlicensed teenage survivor of a 2023 crash was driving when four others died. Families demand stricter road safety measures.QLD – Jordan Spencer – Jordan Spencer was sentenced to 13 years in prison for setting a woman alight during a drug-related dispute in Toowoomba.High Court Ruling – The High Court upheld the AFP’s ANOM sting, confirming the encrypted messaging operation targeting bikies and organised crime was lawful.Croydon Park, NSW – Artemios Mintzas allegedly fired dozens of rifle shots from his apartment, injuring multiple people. Police had conducted a welfare check weeks earlier.Kimberley, WA – Police are searching for Mark Sear after his car was found abandoned in remote bushland. His disappearance is considered suspicious.Tasmania – Victoria Cafasso Cold Case – A $1 million reward was announced for new information into the 1995 beach stabbing of Italian tourist Victoria Cafasso.Revesby, NSW – Police foiled a planned assassination outside a childcare centre, arresting three men linked to a Sydney crime syndicate.NSW – Mark Akers Murder – Lisa Anne Silson was charged with murdering Queensland man Mark Akers, whose body was found beside the Newell Highway in June.Epping, VIC – A Rockbank man was charged with murdering a woman known to him. The investigation is ongoing.Bunbury, WA – A 74-year-old man received a suspended sentence and firearm ban after shooting a neighbour’s dog amid a property dispute.Sydney – MMA Fighter Shot – Ex-UFC fighter Suman Mokhtarian was shot dead while sitting in a car in Riverstone in a suspected targeted hit.VIC – School Lockdown – A Victorian school went into lockdown after two students were attacked by a group of youths. Police are probing gang links.QLD – New Chum Teen Assault – A 17-year-old was charged with torture and kidnapping after allegedly assaulting a 15-year-old with a hammer and knife.NSW – Gordon Kessey Case – The widow of slain Gordon Kessey issued a warning to his killers as police continue investigating the gang-linked shooting.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 4 - 12th October 2025

Whorouly is the kind of place that rarely makes the news. A quiet dot on the map in north-east Victoria, tucked between the vineyards of Milawa and the farming town of Myrtleford. The Ovens River winds its way past open paddocks, dairy herds graze under a big sky, and the streets are lined with weatherboard homes where everyone knows their neighbours.It’s a small town with one school, a general store, and a recreation reserve that serves as the beating heart of the community. Life moves slowly here, marked by the cycles of harvest and the familiar faces at the local footy club.But in January of 2016, that calm was shattered. In a place where unusual cars stand out and strangers are noticed, the disappearance of Karen Chetcuti rippled through Whorouly like a shockwave. What happened here would expose the darkest of human impulses, set against the backdrop of one of Victoria’s most unassuming country towns.

S4 Ep13: Michael Cardamone - Killer Neighbour


Dezi Freeman Manhunt (VIC) – Police continue their search for fugitive Dezi Freeman in Victoria’s high country. Locals are urged to report even the smallest details, as subtle signs could be crucial in capturing the fugitive.Matt Wright Conviction (NT) – Celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright found guilty of attempting to pervert justice after a fatal 2022 helicopter crash in Arnhem Land. He faces ongoing legal proceedings and has confirmed plans to appeal.Kaiden Morgan Murder (VIC) – The Latrobe Valley mourns the death of 18-year-old Indigenous community leader Kaiden Morgan, fatally stabbed in Morwell. Two teenagers have been charged.Manly West Murder & Assault (QLD) – A 45-year-old man charged with murder and attempted sexual assault after stabbing a man and attacking a young woman in Brisbane. The accused remains in custody.Jayden Selfe Murder (WA) – Three people charged following the discovery of 33-year-old Jayden Selfe’s body in bushland north-east of Wanneroo. All three were remanded in custody.Melbourne Youth Crime & Carjacking Surge (VIC) – Four teenage boys arrested after a high-speed car chase that injured a pedestrian. Meanwhile, Victoria sees a 36% rise in carjackings, with young offenders targeting vulnerable drivers.15-Year-Old Juvenile Case (VIC) – A teenager accused of multiple armed robberies and threats to kill has been allowed to travel to Europe, sparking debate over juvenile justice and public safety.Teacher Sex Offences (NSW) – Ella Clements, 24, charged with multiple child sex offences involving a student at a private boys’ college. Investigation ongoing.Rapper Accused of Murder (NSW) – Police continue investigating the fatal shooting of Niddal Acherkouk in Surry Hills, seeking information to locate rapper Harley Johan (‘YC EWZY’).Mushroom Killer Appeal (VIC) – Erin Patterson announces plans to appeal her conviction for three murders and one attempted murder, involving poisonings with toxic mushrooms.Firearms Seizure (NT) – Authorities seize more than 240 firearms from 81-year-old former Kakadu National Park ranger Dave Lindner, highlighting ongoing concerns over unsafe storage and licensing breaches.Replica Gun Assault (QLD) – Jarred Drew Heath pleads guilty after pointing a replica revolver at police during a noise complaint. He was sentenced to probation, having already served time in custody.Former Cop Murder Case (NSW) – Beau Lamarra-Condon pleads not guilty to the murder of his ex-boyfriend and partner. Jury trial set for September next year, amid concerns over police firearm access and off-duty gun safety.Brisbane Murder-Suicide (QLD) – An eight-year-old girl and her mother, Dr Tiffany Wilkes, found dead in an Airbnb. Authorities review child safety systems, including school attendance and inter-department communication.Burnt-Out Car Discovery (NSW) – Police appeal for information after a body is found in a burnt-out SUV near Brewarrina. Identity is being investigated, and no further threats to the community are known.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 3 - 5th October 2025


Carl Williams was serving a life sentence, with a minimum of 35 years before he would even be considered for release. From his cell in Barwon Prison, he became an unlikely informant. Williams had begun assisting police, feeding them information that threatened to unravel long-buried crimes and expose those who thought themselves safe.But in the underworld, cooperation with authorities carries a price. On 19 April 2010, that price was paid in blood. Williams was beaten to death inside Barwon’s high-security Acacia unit, struck with the metal stem of an exercise bike. His killer was another inmate—a man already notorious, with his own violent history etched deep into Melbourne’s crime story.That man was Matthew Charles Johnson.

The Underland - S1E5 - Matthew Charles Johnson


Dezi Freeman manhunt hits grim milestoneOne month on from the fatal shooting of two police officers in Porepunkah, the suspect remains at large despite one of Victoria’s largest manhunts.Barber accused of involvement in six-hour gang rape granted releaseSydney barber Adam Abdul-Hamid, accused of a prolonged gang rape in 2021, has been granted conditional bail, sparking outrage from advocacy groups. Woman charged with attempted murder after stabbingA 24-year-old woman from Burpengary has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a man during a late-night domestic dispute.Two men charged after Brisbane shooting, woman on the runTwo men face charges after a drug-related shooting in Slacks Creek, while a female suspect believed to be armed remains at large.Bodies of woman and man found in NSW homePolice are investigating the suspicious deaths of Carolyn Campbell and a man in his 60s inside a home near Coffs Harbour.Woman fighting for life after being hit by allegedly stolen carA Logan woman remains in critical condition after being struck by an allegedly stolen car driven by teenagers who were later arrested.More than 1000 mourners farewell boy killed in machete attackMelbourne’s South Sudanese community gathered in mourning to farewell 15-year-old Dau Akueng, killed in an alleged machete attack in Sunshine.Ray and Jennie Kehlet mystery revisitedWA Police have returned to Sandstone to re-examine mineshafts and search for clues in the 2015 disappearance of Ray and Jennie Kehlet.Murderer dragged bloodied from Sydney court after guilty verdictConvicted murderer Paul Jason Sultana violently resisted after his guilty verdict, injuring himself and being dragged bloodied from a Sydney courtroom.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 2 - 28th September 2025

Darwin. Northern Territory. The 4th of June 2019. 5.39pmThe city moved in its usual rhythm, even under the oppressive weight of the late afternoon humidity. The tropical heat clung to streets and buildings like a wet blanket. The scent of saltwater drifted from the harbour, mingling with the faint aroma of frangipani and tropical blooms. Palm trees lined the streets, swaying gently in a warm breeze that carried the distant hum of cicadas.Tourists shuffled back toward motels after long days exploring the waterfront, the markets, and the lush greenery of the botanical gardens. Some paused at street-side cafes for a final iced coffee, wiping sweat from their foreheads, unaware that the ordinary rhythm of the city was about to fracture.At the Palms Motel on Finniss Street, tucked among low-rise units and tropical foliage, that calm shattered in an instant.A deafening shotgun blast tore through the air, rattling windows and walls, a violent punctuation against the ordinary hum of city life. Guests screamed and scattered, pressed themselves against bathroom tiles, and crawled beneath beds, clutching whatever they could grab. Each blast ricocheted down narrow corridors, bouncing off walls, doors, and mirrors, creating a chaotic, terrifying symphony that seemed to stretch the moments into eternity.The gunman moved deliberately through the motel, a pump-action shotgun clutched firmly in his hands. His heavy boots thumped against the worn carpet, deliberate, steady. His voice cut through the panic, sharp and demanding:“Where’s Alex? Where the fuck is Alex?”Guests froze, faces pale with shock. Every hallway became a trap. Every doorway a potential threat. The air vibrated with fear, broken only by the echoing blasts and the frantic cries of those caught in the corridor.The ordinary calm of Darwin—a city usually defined by its laid-back, tropical ease—had been replaced with sudden, unpredictable terror.

S4 Ep12: Benjamin Glenn Hoffmann - Darwin Shooting Spree

Felon: Debrief Sunday - 21/09/2025Welcome to Episode 1 of Felon: Debrief. A weekly summary of significant criminal cases across Australia.Ongoing Manhunt – Dezi Freeman: Victoria Police continue the state’s largest ever tactical search for Freeman, accused of killing two officers in Porepunkah.Perth Podcast Murder: Tobias Nuttall, co-host of Waking World, charged with fatally stabbing his fiancée Ali Lauren at their Bassendean home.Clayfield Killing: A 15-year-old faces life under Queensland’s new adult sentencing reforms for the murder of businessman Greg Josephson.Melbourne CBD Drive-By: Two men charged over the targeted shooting of Kwar Ater at Franklin and Elizabeth streets.Cold Case Breakthrough: Human remains unearthed in Port Lincoln lead to the arrest of John Mislov for the 2002 murder of Susan Goodwin.Grafton Murder: A 17-year-old charged with murder after a violent confrontation left a 35-year-old man dead.

Felon: Debrief - Episode 1 - 21st September 2025

On Sydney’s Lower North Shore lies the suburb of Mosman.Tree-lined streets wind between Federation homes and waterfront apartments. From the headlands, you can see across the harbour to the city skyline. It is a suburb known for quiet affluence. Professionals, retirees, and young families share the same streets. Neighbours greet each other at the shops, children walk safely to school, and the elderly often live independently in well-kept homes and apartments.By the late 1980s, Mosman was a picture of suburban stability. To many, it was one of the safest places in Sydney. Crime was something that happened elsewhere.But beneath this polished surface, fear was about to take hold. Elderly women, living alone in what they believed were secure communities, would soon find themselves the targets of a ruthless predator.The streets of Mosman would never look the same again.

S4 Ep11: John Wayne Glover - The Granny Killer

By 2004, Melbourne had become a city under siege. On the surface, life continued with the quiet routines of suburbia: parents shuttling children to school, office workers commuting in and out of the city, cafés buzzing with their usual morning trade. But beneath that familiar order was a darker rhythm, one that pulsed through the streets with a steady, violent beat.Carparks became stages for ambushes. Cafés, places once known for coffee and conversation, were transformed into theatres of bloodshed. Even nightclubs, where music drowned out the city’s worries, became hunting grounds where enemies could be cornered and executed. Every public space, no matter how ordinary, carried the weight of possibility—that the next spray of bullets might erupt without warning.The struggle for power played out like a game of chess. Pieces shifted across the board—sometimes with patience, sometimes with violence—each move carrying the weight of risk and reward. The city became an arena where loyalty was fragile, betrayal inevitable, and survival a matter of strategy as much as strength. The story of the gangland war can only be told through the men who moved first—their hungers, their feuds, and the decisions that would stain the city in blood.

The Underland - S1E4 - The Fall of Carl Williams

On June 21st, 2005, the body of Kristy Scholes was discovered in the bedroom of her grandparents’ home in West Dubbo, New South Wales. She was twenty-four years old, living with her partner and young daughter. Police quickly determined that she had been strangled, and the circumstances of her death were immediately alarming. The home showed no signs of forced entry, and nothing appeared to have been stolen, suggesting that the perpetrator had a familiarity with the house or its occupants. Kristy’s partner had been absent at the time, leaving questions about who could have accessed the property and how the crime had been committed without interruption.The shock of the discovery rippled through the Dubbo community. Neighbours and friends struggled to reconcile the violence of the act with the normalcy of suburban life. For investigators, the case presented immediate challenges. They needed to consider not just potential intruders or opportunistic offenders, but also those who had pre-existing connections to the family. Given the nature of the crime, attention quickly turned to individuals known to the household—family members, close friends, or acquaintances—anyone with the means and opportunity to commit such an act. The investigation required careful examination of relationships, movements, and behavioural patterns.Earlier that year, on January 4th, 2005, another member of the extended family, Lateesha Nolan, had disappeared under circumstances that were, at the time, equally confounding. Lateesha was also twenty-four and a mother of four children. She had been last seen leaving her home in Dubbo to run errands, and when she did not return, immediate concern arose among her family. Within hours, relatives began contacting authorities, describing her sudden absence and the unusual nature of her disappearance.As the investigation unfolded, the community watched closely. Rumours circulated, sightings were reported and discounted, and the tension in Dubbo grew. Two women, both young, both connected to the same family network, were either missing or dead. The reasons for their suffering were unknown, and the question of who could have committed such acts—and why—loomed over every lead, every interview, and every search. It was the beginning of an investigation that would stretch for years, involve multiple law enforcement agencies, and eventually expose the extraordinary lengths one man would go to evade capture.

S4 Ep10: Malcolm John Naden - The Ghost of the Bush

In the wilderness, there are no rules. No law. No mercy. Only need. Out there, beyond the reach of cities and courts, where the trees crowd thick as secrets and the sky closes in like a lid — survival becomes the only religion. It doesn’t matter what you believe. It doesn’t matter what you were. Soldier or shepherd, priest or prisoner — the wild doesn’t care. It strips you down to something simpler. Hungrier.And in the deepest wilds of 19th-century Tasmania — back when it was still called Van Diemen’s Land — that need could become something far more dangerous than any animal, or any outlaw, or any desperate soul with shackles around his ankles.It could become hunger. But this isn’t the kind of hunger that comes at the end of a long day without lunch. This isn’t the ache of a skipped supper or the pangs of a rationed winter.This is hunger as obsession. As madness. As transformation.This is the kind of hunger that claws through your guts until it speaks for you. Until it walks in your skin, whispers in your thoughts, and tells you that you don’t need bread… You need flesh.

Presenting Arcana Australis -  S1E2 - The Hunger (Full Episode)

Melbourne’s underworld had always been a precarious balance—alliances held together by fear, grudges measured in decades, and violence reserved for those who miscalculated their position, who overstepped unspoken boundaries, or who failed to respect the intricate hierarchy of power. It was a delicate ecosystem where one wrong move could trigger a chain reaction, and where loyalty was never guaranteed, only earned and enforced through blood, intimidation, and reputation. But by the early 2000s, that fragile equilibrium began to shift, slowly at first, then with a sudden, irreversible momentum.The spark came in May 2002, on what appeared to be an ordinary sunny Monday in Port Melbourne. The city, as always, went about its routines—the hum of trams, the chatter of pedestrians, shopkeepers arranging their displays. Yet beneath that veneer of normalcy, tension simmered. Violence had been brewing quietly for years, a storm gathering strength in the hidden corners of alleys, warehouses, and suburban streets.Victor Pierce, a man whose name was etched into the darkest chapters of Melbourne’s criminal history, pulled up outside a modest fruit shop on Bay Street. To the casual observer, he was just another man in a car. But anyone who knew the city’s underworld—or its police—understood the weight of his presence. He was a survivor, a man who had defied justice more than once, a figure who carried with him the memory of Walsh Street, the infamous murders that had claimed the lives of two young police officers and left the city and the force reeling.Then came the shots. Five in rapid succession. Four found their mark. Two struck him in the head. The sound echoed through the street, terrifying in its suddenness, brutal in its precision. Pedestrians froze. Shopkeepers ducked behind counters. Children, unaware of the intricacies of the adult world, sensed only the fear, the chaos, the violence erupting in their midst. By the time anyone could react, Victor Peirce was gone. Instantly. A figure once untouchable, a symbol of resilience and fear, reduced in seconds to a lifeless body on the pavement, a stark reminder that in this world, even legends could be brought down.Pierce was more than just a criminal. He was a bridge to the old guard, a link to an era when the rules of the underworld were written in blood, when certain names commanded both respect and terror. He had survived the Walsh Street trial, had walked free while two young police officers lay murdered, and had endured decades of feuds, grudges, and shifting allegiances. His death was not just the loss of a man—it was the removal of a keystone, a shift that left a vacuum in power, a gap that would not go unnoticed, a signal to anyone waiting in the shadows that the old order was vulnerable.And from those shadows, a figure who had been quietly observing, calculating, and biding his time began to move. A man who had spent years navigating the margins, learning the lessons of the streets, studying the mistakes and vulnerabilities of others. His time had come. His patience had been rewarded by the chaos around him. His ambition would not be delayed. That man was Carl Williams.

The Underland - S1E3 - The Rise of Carl Williams


The 13th of June 2016, a quiet disappearance would soon ripple into a national tragedy.At first, there was nothing to suggest anything sinister. It was just another ordinary Monday. The sky over Perth’s southern suburbs was its usual soft grey. School children made their way to class. Cars trickled through the streets of suburban Wellard. And a young man named Aaron Pajich-Sweetman went about his day.But Aaron would not return home.What followed would pull back the curtain on something deeply disturbing. A world hidden just beneath the surface—lurking behind suburban fences and ordinary smiles. A fantasy brought to life with chilling precision. A betrayal by those meant to be friends. And a house hiding secrets no one could have imagined.

S4 Ep9: Jemma Lilley and Trudi Lenon - From Fantasy to Murder

Arcana Australis. From the Creator of Felon True Crime. Find Arcana Australis wherever you get your podcasts.

Teaser - Arcana Australis - S1E2 - The Hunger

In the cold October night of 1988, Melbourne’s streets bore witness to one of its darkest and most haunting chapters — the brutal execution of two young police officers on Walsh Street. The city didn’t just hear the gunshots; it felt the shock ripple through its very core. The event shattered a fragile sense of safety, stirring fear in the hearts of citizens and officers alike.What followed was more than just an investigation. It was a trial that gripped the entire nation — watched closely by millions — where justice and fear collided in the courtroom and beyond. The verdict that followed didn’t simply conclude a case; it reverberated far beyond the marble pillars of the court, echoing through the corridors of political power and slipping like poison through the shadowed alleyways where crime festered.This is Episode Two: The Echoes of Walsh Street.The fallout from that terrible night tore through the foundations of the justice system — leaving cracks both deep and jagged, fractures that would take years to mend, if they ever could. A creeping fear slithered through Melbourne, a city already worn thin by violence and corruption, now burdened with the knowledge that even the law’s protectors were not safe.At the heart of this turmoil stood a single family — a dark dynasty with roots dug deep into the city’s underworld. The Pettingills. A matriarch who ruled with ruthless iron and chilling ice, commanding loyalty through fear and silence. A son who met his end in cold daylight, a casualty of the violent world they had helped forge. And all the while, blood continued to spill — not just in the streets, but within the very soul of Melbourne’s criminal empire as it devoured itself from within.This is a story of power, betrayal, and a legacy written in red.

The Underland - S1E2 - The Echoes of Walsh Street

Thank you for being part of the journey and for listening to the stories shared so far. There’s exciting news about how the podcasts are evolving to bring even more engaging content your way. To keep everything clear and easy to follow, here’s an important update regarding The Underland, Felon, and Arcana Australis — all designed to enhance your listening experience.The Underland was initially announced as a standalone podcast, separate from Felon True Crime. After careful consideration of how the episodes are developing, the decision has been made to release The Underland within the Felon channel while still maintaining it as a distinct, standalone presentation. This series will continue to focus exclusively on Australian gangland stories.Episodes of The Underland will alternate fortnightly with Felon episodes, providing a seamless listening experience that delivers both true crime and gangland content in one place.Meanwhile, Arcana Australis—which has already appeared in the Felon feed—will launch on its own dedicated channel. Due to its different focus on Australian folklore, legends, and mysterious stories, it will have its own space to explore these unique narratives apart from true crime.These updates aim to create a more focused and enjoyable experience for listeners. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes.Thanks again for listening and being part of this community. If you enjoy the shows, please consider liking, sharing, reviewing, and subscribing to stay updated with all new episodes. For bonus content and behind-the-scenes insights, check out the Felon True Crime, The Underland, and Arcana Australis pages on Facebook and Instagram.And be sure to join the Friends of Felon Facebook group to connect with fellow listeners and discuss cases. Case requests are always welcome—feel free to send them through anytime. Your support helps keep these stories alive and thriving.

August 2025 Announcement

A crime so brutal, so deeply out of place with the town’s quiet character, would unfold—forever altering the way locals looked at their community, and how outsiders viewed the Darling Downs. The town that had once prided itself on its safety and simplicity found itself at the centre of one of Queensland’s most chilling and confounding murder investigations. In the space of a few days, Pittsworth would go from pastoral calm to the front page of newspapers across the state.

S4 Ep8: Anthony Rowlingson - A Brother's Betrayal

Season 1 - Debut Episode.Australia. The land down under.  The Great Southern Land. World renowned for its pristine beaches. Red sands of the outback. Rolling mountain ranges. Tropical rainforests. Sun and surf.  But if you dig below this shiny surface.  Below its sunny, smiling exterior. You'll expose a murky history of violence, murder, and organized crime. This is the Underland. The underbelly of the land down under. Wherever you get your podcasts.

The Underland - S1E1 - The Shadows of Walsh Street

Introducing Arcana Australis.Discover the hidden stories of Australia—tales of mystery, folklore, and the unexplained that have shaped the land’s shadowed history. Each episode delves deep into eerie legends, unsolved crimes, and strange phenomena. Join us as we explore the dark corners of the southern continent where the past refuses to stay buried.

Arcana Australis - S1E1 - The Min Min Lights

Coming Soon - Wherever you get your podcasts.The Underland is a true crime podcast that delves into the dark heart of Australia’s criminal underworld. From the Pettingill family's bloody legacy and the Walsh Street police murders, to the rise of Carl Williams and the gangland wars that left Melbourne streets soaked in fear — this series unpacks the real stories behind the headlines. The Underland shines a light on the families, enforcers, and victims at the centre of Australia’s most notorious criminal empire. Beneath the surface lies a world few dare to enter. Welcome to The Underland.

The Underland - Extended Trailer

In the still hours before dawn, on a quiet suburban street in Cairns, a young woman was found slumped on a bus stop bench—unconscious, bleeding, and barely alive. Her injuries were brutal. Her attacker had vanished without a trace. No witnesses. No weapon. Just one chilling clue: a brief, anonymous phone call made from a nearby pay phone... and then silence.

S4 Ep7: Andreas Mueller - Triple Zero Murderer

April 28th, 1996. A day of horror, of unspeakable violence, and of tragedy that reshaped a nation. But the story of Port Arthur’s darkest day did not begin with the first shot. It began decades earlier, in the mind of a man whose life would spiral into infamy.

S4 Ep6: Martin John Bryant - Port Arthur Massacre

It began with a routine call to a 24-hour electrician. An apartment had lost power. The tenant said there was an issue with the oven. When the electrician arrived, he noticed a strong, unpleasant smell coming from the unit — a smell that was impossible to ignore. It was the first clear sign that something inside was very wrong. What started as a simple maintenance call quickly became the catalyst for a police investigation — and the discovery of a crime that would shock the community.

S4 Ep5: Marcus Peter Volke - Killer Chef

April 11, 2022. The Sydney Royal Easter Show was alive with colour and energy, pulsing with the sound of laughter, music, and the buzz of excited conversation. The evening air was thick with the smell of hot chips, donuts, and sizzling meats drifting from food stalls. Fluorescent lights from carnival rides flickered against the dusk sky, casting streaks of pink, blue, and yellow over the crowds that moved steadily through the showgrounds like a tide. Families meandered through the showbag pavilions, arms heavy with glossy plastic bags filled with treats and toys, while wide-eyed children tugged at their parents' sleeves, begging to visit one more attraction before bedtime.No one could have imagined that within that crowd—beneath the flickering lights and beside the laughter—something unimaginably dark was about to unfold.

S4: Easter Episode - Murder at the Sydney Royal Easter Show

 7:00 AM, November 18, 1994. The first light of dawn stretched across the horizon, bathing Collaroy Plateau, a northern suburb of Sydney, in a soft golden glow. A crisp breeze carried the scent of the ocean up from the cliffs, rustling the leaves of towering gum trees that lined the quiet suburban streets. The houses, their windows still dark, stood in neat rows, their driveways empty save for the occasional parked car. Birds stirred in the treetops, their morning calls breaking the hush that settled over the neighborhood. A lone jogger padded along the footpath, their breaths rhythmic, their mind lost in the familiar routine of their early run. The sound of their sneakers tapping against the pavement was the only disturbance in an otherwise undisturbed street. The jogger spotted a taxi, sitting idle by the roadside. At first, it seemed unremarkable—just another vehicle left overnight. But as the jogger approached, something felt wrong. The car’s engine was silent, yet it hadn't been abandoned. A man, who appeared to be the driver, sat slumped in the front seat, unmoving. 

S4 Ep4: Richard William Leonard - A Body in the Fridge

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In December of 2012, Michelle Reynolds and her friend Wayne Jones would find themselves in the sunny city of Coffs Harbour. Michelle and Wayne like many others who visit the city, were on a holiday to enjoy some downtime. But in a motel on the south side of town, their beachside getaway would soon turn in to a gruesome tragedy.

S4 Ep3: Wayne Edward Jones - Murder in Coffs Harbour

On the 13th June, 2014, just after 5am. Scott Collingwood on a morning walk, not far from his home, made a disturbing discovery.At the base of an external set of stairs to a second floor apartment, lying on the ground was 25 year old, Michael Phillip Martin. Michael was bound at the hands and feet and blindfolded with gaffer tape, struggling to move and calling out for help. Scott quickly approached him and removed the tape. No longer bound there came an emotional plea from Michael... 'my Dad’s up there!  they got my dad! I think he’s dead' 


S4 Ep2: Michael Phillip Martin - Honour thy Father

Australia. The Land Downunder. The Great Southern Land. World renowned for its pristine beaches. Red sands of the outback. Rolling mountain ranges. Tropical rainforests. Sun and surf. But if you dig below this shiny surface. Below its sunny, smiling exterior. You'll expose a murky history of violence, murder and organized crime. This is the Underland. The underbelly of the land down under. A new true crime series, from the creator of Felon True Crime. Coming soon.

UPDATE: Felon True Crime presents... The Underland.

On the 8th of September, 2013, at approximately 2.30am, Jean Redmond stirred from her sleep to the sound of shuffling coming from the room of her flat mate. As she listened closely, she could hear faint scratching, similar to the scratching of chalk on a board. This scratching was soon followed by a thump, then a mumbling which became what sounded like snoring except it was different from the usual sound of snoring that she was used to hearing. It seemed louder. Jean had previous woken up when her flatmate Morgan Huxley had entered his room around an hour earlier. She had assumed he had gone to sleep and she tried to do the same. But now this strange series of noises had stirred her.After around 5 minutes the irregular snoring had not stopped. Jean got out of bed and made her way to the nearby room to investigate. The scene waiting for her only metres from where she had been sleeping would be horrific.

S4 Ep1: Daniel Jack Kelsall

Introducing Season 4 - Commencing 1st April 2024

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FTC - 2024 - TEASER 1

The Underbelly of the Land Down Under - December 2021

Felon Presents...The Underland

Dearne Louise Nonnenmacher was born on the 4th January 1972. In 1990 she was eighteen and living with her family and working as trainee chef at the Robin Hood Hotel. She had shared with family her dreams for the future and looked forward to the day she could work as a chef on a cruise liner.On Christmas day of 1990, like many families, the Nonnenmacher family gathered together to celebrate with a Christmas lunch. Little did her family know that this would be the last time they would see their beloved Dearne.By boxing day, Dearne's family had not heard from her and made repeated attempts to reach out. Feeling uneasy about her sudden disappearance and lack of contact they soon reported her missing at the Orange Police Station. ..

S3 Ep8: A Christmas Tragedy in Orange

The Nowra Bodies in the BarrelsOn the 29th of January 2006, Peter Dalton and his wife were cycling along a track through the Tomerong State Forest, not far from the township of Nowra.During their ride they had noticed burning smell that grew stronger and stronger. As they drew nearer to a clearing in the forest they could see the source of the smoke. The flames had died down but two barrels were smoldering and black smoke rose from within them. Sponsor: shipstation .comPromo code: FTC

S3 Ep7: The Nowra Bodies in the Barrels

Located south 2 hours south west of the NSW capital of Sydney, is an area of known as the Southern Highlands. If you travel 3 kms west from the Hume Highway that runs through this region you will soon end up in the towering trees of the Belanglo State Forest.The title of the forest ‘Belanglo’, has become synonymous with the callous serial killings of several young backpackers who died at the hands of Ivan Milat.From 1989 to 1993 this tranquil forest would become a dumping ground for Milat. Over a series of searches authorities would discover the remains of 7 individuals who had fallen victim to Milat while hitchhiking through the region.Despite this gruesome history and the negative association with its name, Belanglo forest has still continued to be used as a popular recreational destination for trail bike riders, 4 wheel drive enthusiasts, and campers.But despite locals and tourists alike trying to shake the memory of Milat, In 2010 a disturbing event would bring the names Belanglo and Milat to the media spotlight once again.Sponsor: ShipStation https://www.shipstation.com/ Codeword: FTCPodcast Suggestion: Human/Ordinaryhttp://humanordinary.com/

S3 Ep6: The Belanglo Forest Axe Murder

Due to a series of unexpected events Felon True Crime Podcast has been put on hold indefinitely. While this is frustrating, I feel that it is a good opportunity to address some issues I've had with the podcast and put some changes in place that will improve the content. I will be sure to keep you posted with any developments. Thank you for your ongoing support and patience.

Felon Update 8th July 2018

Frank Vitkovic (Part 2)On the 8th of December 1987, Frank Vitkovic, armed with high powered, sawn off rifle, shot indiscriminately at unsuspecting office workers as he moved through the Australia Post Building at 191 Queen Street in the Melbourne CBD.8 lives were cut down at the hands of Vitkovic in a brutal attack that lasted 17 minutes.During Vitkovic's frenzied attack Police gathered in the street below. They had received an alert from the building when a worker inside had triggered the bank alarm. Initially assuming they were dealing with an armed robbery they swooped on the scene. But as a shots echoed from the floors above they soon realized that were not dealing with a robbery.Podcast Recommendation: True Crime Enthusiasthttps://audioboom.com/channel/the-true-crime-enthusiast-podcasthttps://truecrimeenthusiast.wordpress.com/Sponsor: HayuHead to hayu.com or download the app today to start your 30-day free trial.Thanks to Ben and Doug for lending their voices.

S3 Ep5: The Queen Street Massacre (Part 2 of 2)

While you wait for Part 2 of Frank Vitkovic....  I was honoured to guest host an episode of In Sight Podcast. If you haven't had a chance to listen via In Sight's stream, here is it. For those unfamiliar with In Sight, I highly recommend checking it out.  On January 29 2009, Arthur Freeman was driving his three children across the West Gate Bridge in Melbourne. It would be his 4-year-old daughter, Darcey’s first day of school. Unfortunately she would never make it. For reasons no one would ever be able to explain, Freeman calmly exits his vehicle with Darcey in his arms and tosses her off the bridge. Freeman goes back to his car with his other two children inside and drives away. It would not be long before Freeman is apprehended, arrested and charged with the little girl’s murder. What would cause a loving, doting father to murder his own daughter? www.patreon.com/insightpod Facebook/insightpodTwitter @insightfulpodInstagram @insightpodinsightfulpod@gmail.cominsightpod.comMusic by Scott Buckley

S3 Ep4: In Sight (Featuring Felon) - Darcey Freeman

The 8th of December, 1987. In the Vitkovic family home in West Preston, Frank Vitkovic wrote in his diary, packed a large bag with some items and with this bag in hand boarded the number 4 tram towards the city.The events that would soon unfold would shut down the city of Melbourne and shock the nation.Podcast Suggestion: Canadian True Crime https://canadiantruecrime.ca/

S3 Ep3: The Queen Street Massacre (Part 1 of 2)

Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory is a popular holiday destination for both Australian Residents and international visitors alike. Also known as Australia's Tropical capital, its warm weather, night clubs, beach markets and laid back life style are among the many reasons why people choose to live in or visit Darwin.But behind this carefree façade hides another face of Darwin that is much more sinister. Per capita Darwin has the highest crime rate of any Australian city. In 2004, It would be the backdrop to an horrific crime that would be etched in to Darwin's history for many years to come.Vote for Felon in the 2018 Australian Podcast Awardshttps://australianpodcastawards.submittable.com/gallery/2829f195-1021-4d7c-853f-f0ce775f4fa4/9795253Felon Social Mediafacebook.com/felontruecrimeInstagram @felontruecrimeTwitter @felontruecrime

S3 Ep2: Marshall Haritos

Season 3 Episode 1Anne Redman and Pirjo Kemppainen lived over 60 kms from each other. Their paths had never crossed. Anne lived in the seaside south Australian Suburb of Seacliff. Pirjo lived in the small town of Callington, in the Eastern slopes of the Adelaide Hills. Despite being complete strangers to each other, their names would soon be spoken regularly in the same breath for years to come….Vote for Felon in the 2018 Australian Podcast Awardshttps://australianpodcastawards.submittable.com/gallery/2829f195-1021-4d7c-853f-f0ce775f4fa4/9795253Felon Social Media facebook.com/felontruecrimeInstagram @felontruecrimeTwitter @felontruecrimeTrue Crime Finlandhttps://truecrimefinland.squarespace.com/

S3 Ep1: Anne Redman and Pirjo Kemppainen

Christmas Day. 2008. In the New South Wales suburb of Gosford. Police were called to a brutal crime scene. Loretta Watts had received a panicked phone call for from her daughter, Tamie Melehan, urgently requesting her help. Loretta arrived at Tamie’s home and made her way to the bathroom. In the shower area Loretta discovered the lifeless body of Tamie’s boyfriend, David Vaughn.Music CreditsSilent Night (Dark Piano Version) - Dark Christmas Music By Myuu Dark Christmas Song. Silent Night (Holy Night) in minor key. Free to use as long as credit is given. iTunes ● http://apple.co/2jhZwWC :: Google Play ● http://bit.ly/2nuoztX Bandcamp: https://myuu.bandcamp.com/album/silen… MP3 Download ► https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/299… ● Support me on Patreon (Early Access & more perks) ● http://patreon.com/myuujiStille Nacht, Heilige Nacht.Sheet Music + Piano Tutorial + MIDI ► https://youtu.be/_bq-66NuKIo♫ Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/myuusic ♫ Follow me on Instagram: http://instagram.com/myuusic ♫ Follow me on Facebook: http://facebook.com/myuusic ♫ Follow me on SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/myuu ♫ Follow me on Tumblr: http://myuusic.tumblr.com ♫ Snapchat: http://snapchat.com/add/myuusic■ iTunes http://apple.co/2dJKrtd ■ Google Play http://bit.ly/2e0qkH0 ■ Bandcamp http://myuu.bandcamp.com/■ Spotify http://spoti.fi/1Uda2ciROYALTY FREE BACKGROUND HORROR MUSIC DRONE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvzVKEKe9ew

Felon - S2E12 - A Christmas Tragedy

Melbourne Listener Meetup 
Bloody Murder, True Crime Island and Felon 
1pm December 16, 2017
The Park Hotel
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Melbourne.

Melbourne Listener Meetup Sat 16th Dec 2017

On average, at least one woman a week is killed by a partner or former partner in Australia…… If you or anyone you know has been or is a victim of domestic violence there are a number of hotlines you can call. https://www.whiteribbon.org.au/find-help/domestic-violence-hotlines/
http://www.taracostiganfoundation.com/
https://www.ourwatch.org.au/Music:
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Felon - S2E11 - Tara Costigan

Audio from the AMA Video recorded 18/11/17.

AMA Session 1 - 18/11/17

The final piece of the puzzle in the Van Krevel Family story.
Two years after Jack Van Krevel was hacked to death, his daughter confessed to being the mastermind behind the murder. Belinda Van Krevel was jailed for six years. But her release in 2007 didn’t spell freedom from her murderous violent past...

Felon - S2E10 - Belinda Van Krevel (Part 4 of 4)

Friday the 18th August 2000. Two weeks after Mark Van Krevel was sentenced, police were called to a home in Albion Park. It was a home that they had visited before. The scene that greeted them there, inside the master bedroom, seemed reminiscent of the horror inflicted by Mark Van Krevel. In the room a man was discovered kneeling beside the bed. He was slumped over with his head and chest resting on the mattress with arms hanging alongside his torso. He was covered in blood and naked. His back and head had received extensive wounds. Twenty five chop wounds in total to the neck and head had left his neck partially severed. There were also multiple stab wounds and lacerations inflicted to the torso blood covered the bedding and curtains. At the foot of the bed close to the victim’s body lying side by side were a hatchet a large kitchen knife and a fire poker. All of which were covered in blood. 
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Felon - S2E9 - Jack Van Krevel (Part 3 of 4)

There are two backdrops for this story. Boggo Road Gaol and Samford.
One, a notorious Gaol that housed some of the most disturbed and violent offenders in Australian history, where many of these offenders met their end at the gallows.
The other, a small quiet farming town around a 30 minute drive from the Queensland capital of Brisbane.
Two very different places but one tragic incident would forge a connection between the two that would still be remembered over a century.
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Felon - S2E8 - The Samford Tragedy (Bonus Halloween Episode)

Two weeks after the brutal death of David O’Hearn, investigators had seemed to have reached an end to their leads…it would take another murder to help get the investigation back on track….
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Felon - S2E7 - David O'Hearn and Frank Arkell (Part 2 of 4)

A group of David’s family and friends banged on the front door….There was no answer. The rapped on the windows and tried to peer through but the blinds were all down. The verandah light was still on and his car was still in the driveway and so they assumed he couldn’t be far away….They tried the handle of the front door…it was unlocked. Kris and Josh cautiously opened the door and eased themselves through making their way towards the living room….Sponsor: Dollar Shave Club
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Felon S2E6 - David O'Hearn and Frank Arkell (Part 1 of 4)

Episode 6 of Season 1 shared the story of Carly Ryan, a teenager who was catfished through myspace by a middle aged man from Victoria who had befriended her online under the guise of Brandon Kane, a teenager from Texas who shared Carly’s interest in music and fashion. The crime was the first of its kind in Australia….Unfortunately it would not be the last.Sponsor: Wordpress
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Felon - S2E5 - Nona Belomesoff

Felon 15th July 2017 Update

In the early hours of the 22nd of October 1989, Steven Kerin was rowing in the waters of the Brisbane river. It was earlier than normal for him and he was the only person out on the water. With each pull of the oars he skimmed across the peaceful water’s surface… but the peacefulness of the morning would soon be swept away by a gruesome discovery.
Outro Piano: Katie C Instagram: @naarasleijona

Felon - S2E4 - Tracey Wigginton

Felon - S2E4 - Update


Seven skeletons had been discovered in a State Forest near Bowral, in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales. The realisation of Australia’s worst solo serial killer and the uncovering of a killing ground would stun a small community and the news would ricochet internationally, transforming the attitude of potential visitors to Australia for years to come...


Felon - S2E3 - The Backpacker Murders

In 1973 a tragic event in the life of a troubled individual led to a violent killing spree in Sydney. Seven individuals were marked for death when a voice from beyond the grave spoke the words 'Kill Seven'. #truecrime #felon #killseven
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Felon - S2E2 - The 'Kill Seven' Murders

Melbourne in the 1930’s would be the backdrop for a spate brutal crimes against young girls. The perpetrator of the crimes would be dubbed the Schoolgirl strangler. #truecrime #melbourne 

Felon - S2E1 - The Schoolgirl Strangler

Christmas 1988. The inner eastern Sydney suburb of Surrey Hills would play host to a little known but extremely brutal crime.

Felon - S1E14 - Christmas Mini Episode - Nightmare on Crown Street

Two families, two eerily similar cases.
#thegonzalesfamily #thedegruchyfamily #truecrime #australian truecrime
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Felon - S1E13 - The Gonzales Family / The De Gruchy Family

Two unrelated crimes committed in two different towns but both extremely brutal in nature and both driven by a disturbing obsession.Sponsors
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Felon - S1E12 - Kapunda & Quorn

In the early 1960’s a series of violent attacks on vagrant males horrified the city of Sydney and the nation of Australia…It would take a man coming back from the dead for police to crack the case.
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Felon - S1E11 - The Sydney Mutilator

The murder of Stephanie Scott shocked a community in New South Wales. This mini episode gives a disturbing insight in to the mind of the man that took her life.

Felon - S1E10 - Vincent Stanford (Episode 10 Bonus Audio)

A brutal crime  in the rural New South Wales town of Leeton.

Felon - S1E10 - Stephanie Scott

Felon Update & Episode 10 Preview

In 2004 Anna Kemp and her baby daughter Gracie vanished in Mornington, Victoria. Her husband John appealed to the public to assist in finding them. Anna's family in New Zealand waited anxiously for news on their whereabouts.

Felon - S1E9 - Anna & Gracie

Perth, the capital of Western Australia, during the 1950’s was described as being more like a big country town rather than a city. Neighbours knew each other, cars were left parked in the driveway and streets with the keys still in the ignition. Front doors were left unlocked, house windows were left wide open day and night.
In January of 1959 in the peak of summer. Residents within the city and outlying suburbs slept with doors and windows open in attempt to cool their dwellings during the above average temperatures the city was experiencing at the time. It wasn’t unusual to find residents sleeping outdoors on balconies, porches and even on the ground in the front yard.  People had a laid back approach to home security. Crime was low and it seemed that everyone trusted those around them. It wouldn’t be long before a string of violent and seemingly unrelated crimes would make them question this trust and turn a once quiet and peaceful city in to panicked frenzy.

Felon - S1E8 - The Night Caller

A 26-year-old from Melbourne enlists friends to help to him trap and expose paedophile’s online.

Felon - S1E7 - The Tinder Experiment

In 2007 a South Australian teen was the victim of a brutal crime that was the first of its kind. For further information visit: http://www.carlyryanfoundation.com/

Felon - S1E6 - Carly Ryan

On the 28th of November, following a visit to the Maroondah Hospital Psychiatric Ward, Penny Pratt disappeared.Links:
The Age Article
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/womans-triple0-call-on-night-she-was-killed-not-passed-to-police-20121030-28hrq.html
Coroner’s Report
http://www.coronerscourt.vic.gov.au/resources/a3dca188-4600-41b1-8608-8bd4737e50ea/penelopepratt_481810.pdf
Sentence Report
http://resources.news.com.au/files/2012/10/30/1226506/889993-hs-file-james-john-potter-sentence.pdf
Potter’s Appeal
http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/cases/vic/VSCA/2013/291.html?stem=0&synonyms=0&query=potter%20pratt