
In 2018, 24-year-old Toyah Cordingley went for a walk with her dog on one of north Queensland's idyllic beaches. The next morning, her father found her body buried in the sand. Police believe there was a confrontation that led to a "frenzied" attack, with the alleged killer fleeing the country the next day. But the accused says he's innocent and claims he fled because he witnessed two masked men a... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Multiple witnesses who were at Wangetti Beach the day Toyah Cordingley was murdered have described what and who they saw that day.
In this episode, Chris and Stocky talk through their evidence, as well as evidence from a close friend of Rajwinder Si... more
Rajwinder Singh's defence team have tried to challenge Toyah Cordingley's boyfriend's alibi the afternoon of her murder, in a series of cross examinations before the jury.
In this episode Chris Testa joins Stephen Stockwell to discuss the evidence r... more
The jury in the murder trial of Rajwinder Singh is walking up Wangetti Beach, where Toyah Cordingley's body was found in 2018. In this special episode we take you there too.
With waves crashing in the background, Chris Testa speaks to Stephen Stockw... more
Rajwinder Singh is the victim of "wrong place, wrong time", his defence counsel says. In opening statements, barrister Gregory McGuire offered an explanation for Mr Singh leaving the country so soon after Toyah Cordingley's murder.
In this episode, ... more
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Thank you for covering this trial. I was in my 20s. I was so so chocked when it happened & never forgot about it. Let’s hope we get justice at last.
I am loving the deep dives into legal cases! I have never understood it but I am developing a deeper understanding through this podcast!
In today’s ep, stocky said ‘you know’ SIX TIMES IN 34 SECONDS!!! Plus all the ‘I MEAN’s’
I’ve tried fast forwarding through his sections, but I think it’s time to stop listening. There are only so many Regina George jokes I can make.
Started the Croc Wrangler as the first episode I listened too..unfortunately I could not finish the episode. Both the interviewer and interviewee,
were constantly umming and aahing…so off putting …barely managed three words before they ummed and ahhed…terrible.
The reporters are great guests and worthy of ABC jobs but the host “Stocky” exhibits sloppy language. “You know”, “um”, “like”, “sort of” often dominate his sentences to the extent that it’s sometimes hard to hear what’s he actually trying to say. That said, his recent Snowtown episode was very well done and for the first time in a long time, very well spoken.
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The content focuses on high-profile legal trials in Australia, often dissecting cases that engage public interest and highlighting the courtroom processes involved. It offers in-depth commentary regarding significant trials, such as the notorious Snowtown murders and the complexities surrounding cases like the Erin Patterson mushroom poisoning incident. Through expert insights and reporter analysis, the episodes aim to educate listeners about the judicial system while tackling the emotional and societal implications of these criminal cases. The casual yet informative presentation style likely makes the podcast accessible to both legal professionals and the general public who are intrigued by true crime stories.
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