
A new podcast from the makers of the worldwide hit, The Lady Vanishes.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||

"They always tell someone". That's what Former homicide detective Ron Iddles told Sue Cole; that killers always tell at least one person what they've done. Sue issues an emotional plea for that person to come forward and say what they know about the... more
Sue Cole's battle to find the truth culminates in a courtroom where a judge rules on the finding of Coroner Nerida Wilson. The decision sends shockwaves through Queensland Police and gives Gwen's family new hope they will finally win justice.
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Twelve months after our last episode, Sue Cole and her siblings appear in the District Court to ask a judge to set aside the findings of the Coroner into the death of their sister Gwen Grover. You have a front row seat to this nail-biting drama that ... more
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I really appreciate the good intentions behind this podcast. We need more good people doing investigations of this sort.
More information about pre-suicidal and suicidal behaviour needed to be included from an expert in the subject, as well as input from a psychologist and/or complicated grief counsellor on possible reactions within the families of those who commit suicide.
I am a suicide survivor with two (now grown) wonderful boys who I would do anything for, and also a member of a family wh... more
Incredibly frustrating listening to the ex policeman who investigated this case continually talking over and shouting down the host of the show. She was smart to let him do it because it made it really clear that it wasn’t properly investigated and how Koch disdain police have for women, as victims and in general
This investigation lead nowhere. And if Ken did it, why wouldn’t he have pushed for suicide instead of saying he didn’t think she would do it? All of this work because the act itself is viewed badly there.
Listened to all 11 episodes up to October 2023. Very well researched with the familiar voice of Alison Sandy (from the lady vanishes) it may or may not have been suicide, it may or may not have been murder but questions need to be asked and flaws in the initial handling acknowledged. the interview with the cop shows us exactly what a closed mind looks like and was educational example in human behaviour.
Extremely repetitive and the most frustrated I’ve been listening to an Australian podcast. Host’s facts and story line seems to be just solely based off female suicide with a gun is very rare 1/10 so that means it can’t be true. Host is trying to make a case against ex partner because of statistics and things like it was near a sports oval and it was a hot day so why would you sit in a car drinking and smoking.
The whole podcast comes across as if the host desperately wants to to put someone in... more
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Focusing on compelling and unresolved cases, the content often highlights the struggles and emotional toll faced by victims' families, particularly emphasizing systemic failures within the justice system. Topics like domestic violence, wrongful accusations, and the heartbreaking stories behind unsolved cases frequently recur, compelling listeners to consider the nuances and complexities involved in each narrative. The podcast distinguishes itself by blending thorough investigative journalism with a personal touch, often involving the emotional and sociopolitical ramifications surrounding the cases discussed and appealing to an audience that gravitates towards impactful storytelling and advocacy for justice.
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Recent guests on Shot In The Dark include:
1. Sue Cole
2. Brian Seymour
3. Deidre Ford
4. Yolande Ench
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