
Each season, Secrets We Keep investigates a different Australian secret.
CLAREMONT: The Trial (Season 13):The shocking disappearance and murders of three young women in the affluent Perth suburb of Claremont 30 years ago became one of the biggest mysteries in WA history. Any hope of justice in the deaths of Ciara Glennon, Sarah Spiers and Jane Rimmer seemed bleak for two decades, with no sign ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 156 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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It was by pure-chance Jane Rimmer's body was found.
A woman driving with her husband and children driving in Wellard stopped on the side of the road after a rooster ran out. Kids being kids, they wanted to chase it.
The mother, Tammy Evans decide... more
March 14, 1997 was the last time Ciara Glennon was seen alive. She’s been at a work function and by all accounts she didn’t want to go out that night, because she had her sister's hen's night the next night. But she was convinced to go out to Claremo... more
On August 3, 1996 - 55 days after 23-year-old child care worker Jane Rimmer went missing, a woman picking flowers with her family found her body.
She immediately told her husband who rushed for help.
Jane’s body was badly decomposed, covered in l... more
The night Jane Rimmer disappeared, on June 9, 1996, two couples - separately - heard blood-curdling, ’traumatic’ screams.
One witness recalled hearing a scream that just suddenly stopped. Then silence.
The two couples lived in the then-rural area... more
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I really wanted to listen to the podcast. But I only made it through 1 and a half episodes because of the that INCESSANT IRRITATING AND REPETITIVE MUSIC every time there’s a pause. You don’t need that the whole way through. It ruined it.
The poor guy is in the middle of a sentence and then gets interrupted. Constantly.
The temerity of the reporter in Ep 2 saying “we’re all in hurry”, after harassing Lance for ages in an impromptu interview. Twisting his words and creating a spectacle for public opinion. Quality Investigative journalism this is not
Let’s hope more awareness brings change.
Well done Richard on another great podcast.
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Season-long investigations focus on high-profile Australian cases, blending courtroom drama with on-site reporting and expert legal analysis. Episodes frequently unpack witness testimony, forensic evidence, and prosecutorial strategy around long-running investigations, while exploring media coverage, public interest, and the human impact on victims and families. A standout is the collaborative reporting approach with major WA outlets, producing a dense, narrative-driven and heavily sourced look at complex trials that sit at the intersection of law, policing, and journalism.
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