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Witness: Perfect Alibi

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Witness is the home of investigative podcasts for news.com.au

Witness Season 4: Perfect Alibi

Three police investigations and two coronial inquests have failed to find out what happened to Leslie Ball, who vanished more than 30 years ago. Investigative reporters Jo Townsend and Callum Denness have spent two years trying to unravel what happened to the war veteran and grandfather as part of news.... more

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Latest Episodes

The grave of the prime suspect in the 1993 murder of WWII veteran Les Ball is empty, after his body was surreptitiously dug up and cremated. The bizarre revelation forms the centrepiece of this final episode, throwing a dramatic final twist into a th... more

Brian "The Skull" Murphy claims David Phillips confessed to Les Ball’s murder. As we investigate the Skull’s testimony, we uncover the ultimate deception: David wasn't the decorated hero he claimed to be, but a master forger hiding a history of viole... more

A breakthrough shatters years of silence as cold-case detective Liz McNaughton uncovers an alleged confession made by former police officer David Phillips regarding the murder of his father-in-law, Les Ball. We re-examine the contradictory timelines ... more

Les Ball’s final days were fraught with financial tension and an unhappy living arrangement centred around tens of thousands of dollars allegedly owed to him by his son-in-law, a former Victorian police detective. In this episode, we trace the convol... more

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Recent Guests

Christine Phillips
Surviving sibling of David Phillips, discusses family history and allegations
Family member
Episode: Digging up the Dead | 6
Brian Murphy
Former police officer known as 'The Skull' during inquest
Queensland Police/Suspected informant role (as alleged in episode)
Episode: The Skull | 5
Bill Nash
Former Fraud Squad detective
Victoria Police Fraud Squad
Episode: The Skull | 5
Tony Hoyer
Family friend involved in the investigation
David and Margaret's circle
Episode: The Confession | 4
Liz McNaughton
Former homicide detective who worked on Les Ball's case
Queensland Police Service / Brisbane Homicide Unit
Episode: Follow the Money | 3
Leanne Phillips
Les Ball's daughter, questioned about the hospital visit
Phillips family
Episode: Body of Evidence | 2
David Phillips
Les Ball's son-in-law, former detective
Phillips family / former police
Episode: Body of Evidence | 2
Le-Chelle Ball
Daughter of Les Ball and key interviewee in the investigation
Private individual connected to the case
Episode: I Know Who Killed My Father | 1
Et Icen
Les Ball's ex-wife, giving family context and memories
Family member
Episode: I Know Who Killed My Father | 1

Host

James Weir
Host and journalist at news.com.au; experienced interviewer covering investigative and true crime topics with a focus on industry insiders and public figures.

Reviews

3.8 out of 5 stars from 1.4k ratings
  • Perfect Alibi

    Loved this. Very informative, like the different angles, perspectives. Shame no one has found the body - such heartbreaking for his daughter. Greed - happens in all families.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    poohbear53
    New Zealand9 days ago
  • Im late, but grateful to listen.

    The pig and fox theory is ridiculous… wild pigs usually stay habitable to an area… yes foxes roam… but they both can’t digest materials like a costume. There would be evidence locally if that was the case. You guys have done a great job being non biased, and just providing facts. There are tin foil groups everywhere, but I do believe the little man was abducted. For some reason people forget about Daniel.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    binnyjack
    Australia21 days ago
  • Hooked

    Just listened to season 4. I’ve never listened to this podcast before but really enjoyed the twists and turns and the deep dive into the investigation

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    joandjamesreviews
    United Kingdom23 days ago
  • Old hat

    As someone who lived in Townsville nothing in this podcast that’s new it’s all from the paper from years ago

    Yawn

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Andy MBP13
    Australiaa month ago
  • Really

    Nah.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    DazeOffAu
    Australiaa month ago

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Episodes are lauded for continued momentum and engaging, tight narrative despite controversial subjects.
Overall sentiment highlights strong storytelling and thought-provoking content, with debates about handling of sensitive interviews.

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#162
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Apple Podcasts
#26
Australia/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#229
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Apple Podcasts
#37
New Zealand/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#97
Finland/True Crime
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#164
Poland/True Crime

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Skull | 5
Q: What did Bill Nash find about David Phillips's truthfulness?
Bill Nash describes David Phillips as a compulsive liar who lied on many occasions during interviews, suggesting that Phillips exaggerated or fabricated elements of his stories to boost his standing or to mislead investigators.
Digging up the Dead | 6
Q: What do you think happened to Liz?
There are differing accounts and a sense that someone on the train may have harmed her, but there is no definitive conclusion yet; the family remains uncertain and wary of what was known.
Body of Evidence | 2
Q: Why was David Phillips a prime focus for investigators?
Because of his role as a former detective, his late reporting of Les's disappearance, and statements that contradicted other evidence, making him a key person of interest despite lacking direct physical evidence.
Body of Evidence | 2
Q: What are the main inconsistencies in Leanne's hospital visit claim?
Investigators highlight forged ticket signatures, timing mismatches with the hospital visit, and the fact that Les did not board the train, which together undermine the hospital-visit narrative.
And The Winner Isn't... | Sex, Lies and Streaming: 6
Q: How important are the headlines to your business model?
Lily states her PR team works to get her press, but she feels her brand generates headlines organically.

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What is Witness: Perfect Alibi about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Investigative narratives focused on high-stakes topics, from long-running true crime cases to the inner workings of the adult entertainment industry and its headline-making figures. Episodes blend archival reporting, contemporary interviews, and industry context to illuminate how fame, money, and ethics intersect with crime, policing, and media dynamics. Across seasons, expect rigorous sourcing, controversial subjects, and a willingness to challenge public narratives, often with first-hand perspectives from insiders, publicists, and sometimes those directly affected by the cases. This show stands out for its willingness to tackle ethically complex stories and to illuminate systemic issues behind sensational headlines, making it likely to ap... more

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Recent guests on Witness: Perfect Alibi include:

1. Christine Phillips
2. Brian Murphy
3. Bill Nash
4. Tony Hoyer
5. Liz McNaughton
6. Leanne Phillips
7. David Phillips
8. Le-Chelle Ball

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