The Case Of
ABC AustraliaThe Two Intruders For two decades, Canberra residents have become familiar with signs asking: Who killed Irma? It's a question that stems from a 1999 home invasion, a violent search for cash and valuables which left 72-year-old Irma Palasics dead and her husband Gregor badly beaten. Police have been searching for the two intruders, who left with more than $30,000. Rewards were offered and the Pala... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||
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DNA samples lifted from a balaclava, a water jug and a milk bottle are key to identifying who killed Irma Palasics, according to the prosecution. And the jury is now being shown what was found.
However, a lot has changed in forensic pathology over t... more
As the pathologist tasked with explaining Irma Palasic's cause of death to the jury gave his evidence, he criticized the quality of the reports he relied on, revealing a surprising oversight.
In this episode, Elizabeth Byrne explains to Stephen Stoc... more
Police spent more than a week combing through the Palasics home following the fatal home invasion in 1999, but under cross examination the defence elicited a potentially crucial concession from the man who led that search.
In this episode, reporters... more
On Thursday the 18th of August 2022, Geoffrey McLean played golf and spent time at the pub with friends, but after 5pm no-one could raise him. The prosecution alleges this was because he'd been murdered.
In this episode, Adelaide court reporter Eva ... more
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Great podcast - love down to earth delivery and explanations of complex legal jargon.
Apple Podcasts4SoCitySo
Australia19 days ago - You know!
Once you notice how often Stocky stitches his sentences together with ‘you know’, you can’t unnotice. Unbearable. If this is your job and you, you know, narrate for a living, you should, you know, actively work to address your vocal tics, instead of just, you know, making us live with it. You know?
Apple Podcasts3DeliaForeverAustralia22 days ago - Wheelie bin reporting
Loved the coverage of the Erin Patterson trial. But as the podcast goes on, it is becoming far less polished. The reporting of the Wheelie bin trial is off-putting. The intermittent giggling of the host and guest sets a poor tone. Why would you joke about where the bin is now and whether the owners would want it back?! Feels really disrespectful to the deceased.
Apple Podcasts3SmiddletbAustralia23 days ago - Amazing
Love the podcast
Apple Podcasts5LeeRgeeyAustraliaa month ago - Informative, factual only
Initially (for Erin Patterson), the ABC did a good job with a careful and cautious podcast that lays out things factually and avoids speculation or sensationalism. It’s been a very interesting, well-presented, and up-to-date story.
After that initial case, it’s been much less focused, with scattered reporting and much less journalism.
Apple Podcasts3AAdd314Australiaa month ago
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Apple Podcasts | #121 |  United Kingdom/True Crime |
Spotify | #119 | Australia/Top Podcasts |
Spotify | #16 | Australia/True Crime |
Spotify | #197 | Australia/Trending |
Apple Podcasts | #34 | Australia/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #7 | Australia/True Crime |
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Focused on providing detailed coverage of high-profile criminal trials in Australia, this podcast presents an insightful exploration of the judicial system, emphasizing both the legal proceedings and their societal implications. It covers notable cases including the murder of Toyah Cordingley, the parole proceedings of serial killer James Vlassakis, and the complexities surrounding various criminal trials, highlighting the emotional narratives affecting victims' families and communities. Its unique approach lies in translating courtroom activities and legal jargon into accessible content, fostering a deeper public understanding of the trials and their broader contexts.
Listeners can expect thorough analyses combining investigative journali... more
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1. Elizabeth Byrne
2. Eva Blandis
3. Samira Fernandez-Brown
4. Melissa Mackay
5. Alexandra Alvaro
6. Allan Clarke
7. Sebastian Robinson
8. Matt Wright
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