Welcome to episode 114, in which Claire is joined by Matt to tell a contemporary Tasmanian true crime story.
She shares the case of 58-year-old Noel Ingham, who befriended Darren Gale while they were both living in a halfway house on the North-West Coast in 2014 and then several years later offered him a room in his home.
Noel had his struggles with alcoholism and the health issues that came with it but he took great pride in furnishing his unit, ensuring the garden was well presented and making sure his beloved dogs were well groomed.
When he wasn't seen again after July 2016, and Darren began selling or giving away Noel's possessions, suspicions were raised...
Hear Darren's explanation for what happened to Noel, the gruesome details of the aftermath and the police investigation that eventually led to his arrest.
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Welcome to episode 113, in which the dynamic sibling duo of Matthew and Claire host again.
This time Matt tells the story of the Hoddle Street massacre that occurred in Melbourne, Australia, in 1987, leaving seven people dead and many others seriously injured.
Hear about what lead up to 19-year-old Julian Knight going on his deadly shooting rampage, how the tragic event unfolded and the aftermath.
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Welcome to episode 112, in which Claire is once again joined by special guest host, her brother Matt Turfrey, as both Ben and Kitty were unavailable.
Claire tells the incredible story of a pirate at the heart of one of Australia's greatest convict escape stories, who named himself for a free-flying bird, though he had a long list of other criminal aliases and a colourful record.
A fast-talking escape artist with seagoing skills, William Swallow led a motley crew on an epic, swashbuckling voyage across the globe in a remarkable feat of navigation, after the bunch of prisoners on their way from Hobart to Macquarie Harbour took control of the brig Cyprus in 1829.
Likened to Australia's real-life Jack Sparrow, he encountered samurai and survived to tell the tale, although his account left a trail of confusion that was only confirmed after almost two centuries...
Matt finishes things off with a tale about a thief who found themselves trapped in a tricky situation.
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