
Get compelling docos, podcasts, features and more with our new home for crime shows: Hunting Justice.ABOUT THE EASEY STREET MURDERSIn 1977, in the heart of Melbourne, friends Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett were both stabbed to death in a frenzied ambush inside their home, on Easey Street in Collingwood. Over a six-part series of features, podcasts and mini-documentaries, we go back to the Su... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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After years of the Easey St case sitting in limbo Victoria Police scramble to get to Europe to arrest a man over the crime.
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As the trail of the Easey Street killer goes cold, detectives turn to DNA analysis to keep the case alive.
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Many people knew the two Sues before their brutal murders, and it would be up to investigators to sift through the many persons of interest.
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One day, the neighbours of Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett woke up to hear a baby crying.
On that day, police would start to unravel the true horror that went on at Easey Street.
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This was difficult to listen to so I stopped after about 2 episodes. Some of the content was interesting however it was extremely insensitive how focused the story was on the media and the journalists getting the scoop. The Mushroom Case Daily by the ABC is far better.
This podcast shows no empathy at all for anyone other than the media. The presenters also desperately need some training in oration - the presentation is so flat and unemotional and the details included are boring (honestly, I don’t care if someone had a tissue in their hand or took a sip of water - ridiculous)
The content seemed ok but the lead narrator had such and exaggerated TikTok croak that anything more than 10 minutes was unbearable so quickly removed
The nasal voice that many have complained about is from the one with the unsightly and obscenely large, hooked nose. You’d think she’d get surgery to rectify it. No wonder she’s in print media and podcasting.
Anyway, worst podcast about the case out of them all. Don’t bother.
Thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. Slightly addictive. Really well put together and presented. Thank you .
I avoided the mushroom section of the supermarket today due to the thought of the poisonous meal.
Ian Wilkinsons statement post sentencing was so thoughtful. Wish him and his family all the very best after such a tragic ordeal.
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Focused on a high-profile murder case involving Erin Patterson, this podcast analyzes the tragic event where her former in-laws and their sister were allegedly poisoned with death cap mushrooms. With a blend of legal insights and emotional family narratives, the series details the ongoing court proceedings, the defense, and prosecution's arguments, and the broader implications of the crime in the community. The hosts, experienced in crime reporting, bring a journalistic lens to the unfolding drama while maintaining a storytelling approach that captivates true crime enthusiasts. Notably, the format allows for a detailed examination of court procedures, victim impacts, and the social context surrounding the case, appealing to those interested... more
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