A young woman murdered. A crime shrouded in secrecy. A killer who walked away.
Who killed Rachelle Childs?
Innocent people, silenced by fear for decades, are breaking their silence. For Rachelle.
For more than two decades, her family and friends have fought for answers.
They believe her case is solvable. They believe her killer is still alive.
For decades, they’ve suffered while police let th... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTrue Crime |
Meet the lawyer guiding the Dear Rachelle team through the legal challenges of Rachelle Childs’ cold case. In this bonus episode, host Ashlea Hansen speaks to Justin Quill, a partner at Thomson Geer who has advised the podcast from the beginning. Jus... more
The key suspect in Rachelle Childs’ murder has died, what does this mean for the investigation? In this bonus episode, host Ashlea Hansen is joined by senior features writer Patrick Carlyon and senior reporter Charlotte Karp from News Corp to discuss... more
Key murder suspect Kevin Steven Correll has died in Thailand. In this breaking-news bonus episode, host Ashlea Hansen unpacks everything we know so far - from the raw, emotional reactions of Rachelle’s family to insights from retired detectives and a... more
Could a police notebook from 2001 hold the key to Rachelle's murder?
New evidence and forgotten witnesses emerge and Rachelle’s family share emotional tributes, underscoring their relentless pursuit of justice, in this gripping season 1 finale.
M... more
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Started out really great, but then a lot of evidence wasn’t said or explained eg forensics or even a cause of death. It turned into a bit of a witch hunt rather than putting all the facts out there or even looking for an alternative. Just to be sure. Just zeroed in on person. The interviews of ex lovers were just wasted time as you could have got the point across with less. Again making of a witch hunt and looking at know one else!
Thank you for the very detailed investigation, it hate not quite finishes all episodes yet. I hope that some justice comes from your show, you’re doing an amazing job. One thing that’s concerning is giving air time to Marion? Kevin’s ex partner/ current friend and advocate as the type of things she is saying about women and Jazz is so damaging and perpetuating the portrayal of women as jealous and vindictive in rape accusation cases. I seriously question her motives. In any case I still feel the... more
Amazing pod cast it frustrated me a bit l don’t believe the court’s judgement, he is so guilty .
I have listened to the whole podcast over the past few weeks, I’m blown away with how well this podcasts has been. From the thorough research, endless amounts of information, many different people involved and the empathy shown. I was captivated throughout and confident Rachelle will get justice through this podcast. Well done everyone involved, think we all know who is guilty. Karma will reveal itself!
Love the podcast! You need to get to Thailand and interview girls on the red light strip. I’m sure if you paid their bosses they would let you talk to them.
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This series focuses on the unresolved murder of Rachelle Childs, whose case has remained cold for over two decades. As the investigation unfolds, host Ashlea Hansen collaborates with professionals, including retired detective Damian Loone, to explore key aspects of the case, interviewing family members and individuals connected to Rachelle's life. Episodes highlight the emotional toll on Rachelle's loved ones while delving into the complexities of the investigation, examining new evidence and insights from various sources. This blend of personal narratives and investigative journalism offers a compelling look into the enduring quest for justice.Rather uniquely, the show combines personal stories and expert analysis, engaging listeners with ... more
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