The Missing Campers Trial follows the case of Russell Hill and Carol Clay, and the man accused of murdering them, Gregory Lynn, an accusation he denies.
Bringing you up to date with an investigation that began in March 2020, through to Gregory Lynn's arrest in November 2021, to now.....The Age Crime & Justice Reporter Erin Pearson will be in court each day as he stands trial. With Nine News Repor... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 76 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
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One tragic night in 2018, what began as an NRL grand final party in a quiet town on the Queensland coast spiralled into a storm of lies, drunken embellishment and a bungled eme... more
The prosecution calls for Erin Patterson to be handed a life sentence, without the possibility of parole. The court is also given a rare insight into the killer’s life in a maximum security prison cell, including the personal items she keeps.
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The only survivor of the deadly mushroom lunch says he forgives the woman who tried to kill him, pastor Ian Wilkinson telling the court ‘now I am no longer Erin Patterson’s victim, and she has become the victim of my kindness’. Speaking through tears... more
Listen for the first time what the jury didn't hear, including Simon Patterson's claims his estranged wife was trying to kill him for years, secret poison papers found on her electronic devices and the killer's imaginary cat.
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Great to hear this. Keep us informed , hear from you again about Judge’s decision .
Quite obviously a clinging on to a podcast when there’s very little more to add. (Which is a pity, because the earlier reporting had a point.)
Content is ok.
However, Erin’s spoken English is abominable, and her knowledge of the English language is worse.
Erin constantly speaks over the top of her co-host; neither know the difference between bought and brought.
It’s astounding this is a podcast by, “The Australian”. I would have thought anyone working in communications would need a good grasp of basic English. This podcast is an embarrassment to Australia, as I understand the Mushroom case garnered worldwide attention.
Listening to the most recent instalment, about the Mushroom Murders is akin to pulling teeth. The topic itself is fascinating, but the narration style of the hosts is unbearable. It’s unclear where they themselves barely understand the concepts at hand or if they believe their audience to have a barebones level of literacy, but they needlessly explain simple concepts in excruciating detail, dragging the episode out and belittling listeners.
I stopped listening after 9 mins of the second episode as it was just the same as the previous episode. Why bring out another episode if it’s just the same as the one before
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Focusing on a high-profile murder trial, this series provides a detailed examination of the case involving the deaths of Russell Hill and Carol Clay and their accused murderer, Gregory Lynn. Each episode offers insight into the courtroom dynamics, highlighting testimony, legal arguments, and emotional testimonies from family members. It meticulously captures the timeline of the investigation and the complexities of the trial process, making it an engaging choice for true crime enthusiasts looking for in-depth coverage of a gripping case. The series uniquely combines legal analysis with human stories, giving listeners a multi-faceted perspective on the trial.
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Recent guests on The Missing Campers Trial include:
1. Dr. Chris Webster
2. Professor Stephen Worrello
3. Tom May
4. Ian Wilkinson
5. Dr. Xanthe Mallett
6. Tim Watson-Munro
7. John Silvester
8. Debbie Hill
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