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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
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

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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I thought this podcast was about the disappearance of William. Now season 3 is about Sex and only fans? That doesn’t make sense!
The host is so smarmy and such a cheerleader for his subject that it is kind of disgusting. He has no problems throwing shade at all the others he interviews (behind their backs - he never has the guys to say these things to their face) but not his precious Bonnie who he is so obsessed with talking to that he treats her with kid gloves. Meanwhile he violates a request by Angela White not to play a question by inserting it later in the podcast. He is scum. Donot waste your time with him
All good but Alex lost serious points when he just wandered into their place as though he had a right to be there after no one answered the door. Don't try that at my place mate
Please make more content James! You are one of the best storytellers for podcasting! So entertaining and your humour just makes this!
I stopped listening to Season 3 because of the way the journalist blatantly and repeatedly stepped over ethical lines of journalism and respect with his subjects saying things like “they asked me not to ask/film/report this” and then just doing it anyway. He clearly lost the chance to properly interview Bonnie because he was such an obnoxious jerk who ignored her publicist’s every request and so didn’t get closer than ambushing her briefly at a convention and gossiping with her entourage at the ... more
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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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1. Tony Hoyer
2. Liz McNaughton
3. Leanne Phillips
4. David Phillips
5. Le-Chelle Ball
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7. Molly Manning
8. Jennifer White
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