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Secrets We Keep

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Australia
Geelong Revival Centre
Cold War
KGB
Claremont
ASIO
Brenton Tarrant
Claremont Serial Killings
Far-Right Extremism
Darko Desic
Sharon Graham
Cocaine
Saddam Hussein
Fertility Clinics
Bruce Saunders
Nazi War Criminals
Iraq War
Australian Wheat Board
Mental Health
Sperm Donation

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

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The doctor who examined the 17-year-old who was brutally raped by Bradley Edwards in 1995 has recalled the horrific injuries the teenager suffered that night... more

When police arrived at the scenes where Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon’s bodies had been dumped, they didn’t have to wear gloves to prevent cross contamination.

On day 22 of the Claremont Serial Killings trial, former forensic police officer Robert ... more

Former forensic police officer Robert Hemelaar gave his evidence for the whole of day 21 of the Claremont serial killings trial.

He narrated an hour-long video from Ciara Glennon’s burial site, revealing graphic details and forensic clues as to how... more

On day 20 of the Claremont serial killings trial, the court was given a glimpse into the life of Jane Rimmer through photographs taken from inside her house days after she went missing, a woman’s life frozen in time.

Images from the 23-year-old chi... more

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Recent Guests

Robert Hemelaar
Forensic officer in Western Australia
Western Australia Police (forensic team)
Episode: CLAREMONT: The Contamination Case
Dr. Barnard
Doctor in the sex assault unit
Karakatta/WA Health system
Episode: CLAREMONT: The Contamination Case
Brendan Chapman
Forensic scientist with expertise in murder investigations and cold cases
Murdoch University
Episode: CLAREMONT: The Broken Fingernails
Shannon Hampton
Reporter
The West Australian
Episode: CLAREMONT: The Video too Gruesome to be Shown
Adrian Barich
Veteran sports journalist, in-studio guest providing context on scene coverage
Channel 7 / 7News
Episode: CLAREMONT: The Crime Scenes
Tim Clarke
The West's legal affairs editor
The West Australian / The West
Episode: CLAREMONT: The Guess Watch
Damien Cripps
Criminal defense lawyer
Cripps & Cripps Lawyers
Episode: CLAREMONT: The Karrakatta Rape
Ali Fan
Court reporter, WA
The West Australian
Episode: CLAREMONT: The Missing Hours
Emily Moulton
From The West, co-presenter for the day's conversation
The West Australian/The West
Episode: CLAREMONT: Ex Wives and Sex Lives

Hosts

Natalie Bonjolo
Host with extensive coverage of WA court proceedings and collaborations with major WA outlets
Tim Clarke
Co-host providing courtroom reporting and legal analysis
Emily Moulton
Co-host supporting analysis of witness testimony and trial strategy

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.8k ratings
  • MORE BEHIND THE WHITE LINE!!

    BTWL was a fantastic series, PLEASE do a part 2 from the Aus consumers perspective!

    Also, why do 10+ episodes on the Christchurch shooting but only one on quick episode on the Bondi shooting? Please so a series on Bondi as well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Original_Owl
    United Statesa month ago
  • Um um er er you know um Claremont trial

    They they um um er er er the the um um was was you know it it it um um er er you know um

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maxtopia
    Australia2 months ago
  • Claremont

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Cheetah.2017
    New Zealand2 months ago
  • Alison. Let Tim speak!

    The poor guy is in the middle of a sentence and then gets interrupted. Constantly.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    77✨77
    Australia2 months ago
  • Never speak without a lawyer

    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

    Apple Podcasts
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    Cat Mausam
    Australia2 months ago

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- Guests and on-site reporting are valued for real-time courtroom color and depth.
- Long-form, evidence-focused analysis is a key strength that listeners appreciate for understanding complex trials.
- Some critique pacing or music used between segments, noting it can be distracting.
- Episodes are seen as informative and gripping, though some feel coverage can be opinionated.
- Listeners praise the professional journalism and delivery, with high-quality storytelling.

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CLAREMONT: The Broken Fingernails
Q: How critical is time when a crime scene is discovered, and how quickly do forensic teams respond?
The response needs to be rapid to reduce degradation and contamination, with established protocols and a chain of custody to preserve the integrity of the evidence.
CLAREMONT: The Trial Resumes
Q: Tim, do you know how soon after discovering the body they identified it as Jane Rimmer?
That identification would come in the days and weeks to come as the investigation progressed and more officers and specialists reviewed the evidence and context around the scene.
CLAREMONT: The Trial Resumes
Q: Damien, does this seem quite unprecedented to you?
I've never heard anything like it; the rapid solution and the reliance on screens to handle sensitive material were extraordinary issues to manage in real time.
CLAREMONT: The Karrakatta Rape
Q: If the judge cannot preside to the end of the trial, is there a backstop for that situation?
The hosts summarize that there would likely be a mistrial and the need to start again, as there is no simple mechanism to substitute a judge mid-trial after so much evidence and argument has been developed.
CLAREMONT: The 'Sliding Doors' Moments
Q: What happens at lunchtime when the court adjourns?
The accused may meet with his lawyer during lunch breaks; sometimes meals are provided, and it's an opportunity for counsel to clarify instructions and update the client on the morning's proceedings.

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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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1. Robert Hemelaar
2. Dr. Barnard
3. Brendan Chapman
4. Shannon Hampton
5. Adrian Barich
6. Tim Clarke
7. Damien Cripps
8. Ali Fan

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