
Two men killed. No one charged. A botched emergency response. And a family’s desperate search for the truth.
One tragic night in 2018, what began as an NRL grand final party in a quiet town on the Queensland coast spiralled into a storm of lies, drunken embellishment and a bungled emergency response. By dawn, two men - Tom Davy & Corey Christensen - were dead, killed by a teenager they’d never m... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | a year ago |
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No matter the answers it will never ever bring you peace. I live with my tragedy every single day. Dean may not have disclosed everything but given his age and the way the situation was brought on him… can’t blame him for shutting down. Good luck to all of you.
I had one question after listening to the first 3 1/2 episodes of this podcast. Why is the “reporter” so biased against a crime victim who did everything right and who’s paying the reporter to express that opinion and only that opinion? Because no sane person would come to than opinion organically.
Also, why is the reporter’s opinion so clear?
I kept listening after the first episode thinking, “Well, clearly they know something they haven’t told the listeners yet. It’ll all make sense when all t... more
I’m so glad that I didn’t read the reviews because I wouldn’t have heard this podcast. I liked the way it was put together, however, sorry, I cannot get behind Corey and Tom. They shouldn’t have lost their lives, but they also shouldn’t have entered a property without permission and it sounds like a tragic misunderstanding.
I find it odd that two entitled grown men broke into a young man’s home and thought they couid do whatever they wanted to terrorise the occupants. This pod cast should be about DV and intimidation perpetuated by men. Dean Webber is a hero in my eyes.
I’d give zero stars if I could. Do you understand paramedics are not allowed to attend a scene when police has been called to a potential dangerous situation?? The blaming of the failed ambulance service is as irritating as the blaming of a 19 year old who was thrown into a terribly confusing and frightening home invasion.
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A meticulous true-crime investigation series focusing on a 2018 incident in a Queensland coast town, where two men died during a chaotic night at a party and a teenager was implicated. Across episodes, the host interrogates emergency responses, coroner proceedings, and the legal system, weaving in interviews, transcripts, and family perspectives to explore accountability, perceived biases, and the quest for truth. The show stands out for its hour-by-hour recounts, unheard audio, and a clearly structured push for transparency in cases that remain emotionally charged for families and communities.
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