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The Trial: Australia

The Crime Desk
Erin Patterson
Death Cap Mushrooms
Victoria
Simon Patterson
Mushroom Poisoning
Murder Trial
Latrobe Valley
Leongatha
Beef Wellington
Court Testimony
Murder Charges
Mushrooms
Poisonous Mushrooms
Kim Kardashian
Jury Trial
Australia
Ovarian Cancer
Erin Patterson's Daughter
Trial
Victoria, Australia

The Trial goes behind the headlines of some of the biggest trials in the world. We take you into the courtroom, bringing you the detail as the evidence unfolds, examining key moments and carrying out exclusive interviews with detectives, victims, and experts.

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Latest Episodes

In February, an 85 year old grandfather was abducted from his home in the Sydney suburb of North Ryde. But according to police, they had the wrong man.

Chris Baghsarian, a widower and family man with no links to organised crime, was allegedly taken ... more

On January 22nd, the small town of Lake Cargelligo became the scene of an alleged triple murder, with the accused going on the run and remaining missing ever since. Police allege a targeted attack left three people dead: 25 year old Sophie Quinn, who... more

Last December, a beachside Hanukkah celebration at Bondi turned into one of the deadliest terror attacks in recent Australian history. Fifteen people were killed. Dozens more were injured. Now, for the first time, the man accused of carrying out the ... more

As the disappearance of Gus Lamont shifts from a missing persons case to a criminal investigation, Wayne sits down with legendary former homicide detective Charlie Bezzina.

Together they explore how investigators approach complex missing persons cas... more

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Recent Guests

Paul Shapiro
Gun reporter for The Daily Mail involved in covering the case
Daily Mail
Episode: “They have the wrong man” - The Kidnapping of Chris Baghsarian
Candice Sutton
Senior reporter covering the Bondi terror attack
Daily Mail
Episode: The Bondi Attack - The Making of a Trial
Tim Watson-Munro
Criminal psychologist with expertise in major trials in Australia
Episode: The ‘Thanos’ Drug Empire
Abe Maddison
Author and expert on Brendan Abbott.
Author of Australian Outlaw
Episode: The Real Story of the Postcard Bandit
Lucy Manly
Journalist based in Sydney who reported on the details of the incident.
Episode: The Bondi Attack: An Eyewitness Account
Ken Gamble
Australia's top private investigator with extensive experience in missing persons cases
Episode: New Details in the Mystery of Gus Lamont
Ryan Nomenko
A former crook turned independent journalist reporting on crime across Australia.
Outlaw Media
Episode: Gangs, Firebombs and Deadly Violence: Inside Melbourne's Tobacco Wars
Karleigh Smith
Senior Daily Mail reporter covering the Gus Lamont case
Daily Mail
Episode: The Mystery of Gus Lamont
George Balot
One of Melbourne's top criminal lawyers
Balot Riley Criminal Lawyers
Episode: Erin Patterson - Appealing The "Manifestly Inadequate" Sentence

Host

Wayne Flower
Host of The Trial: Australia, providing engaging analysis of courtroom proceedings and legal narratives.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 161 ratings
  • The pool party

    I normally love this pod, the pool party episode was woeful. Are you trying to extend setting the scene to make the podcast longer or something? We aren’t stupid, we get it, first episode I turned off half way. Ugggh

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    CarlyHughsey
    Australia3 months ago
  • Great!

    I really like Wayne Flower's coverage of the cases and just his general demeanour. Choice of cases covered are compelling.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jaydaellis
    Australia5 months ago
  • Tom Phillips Case

    Embarrassingly bad pronunciation of NZ place names - unrecognisable!! If you’re going to cover an overseas stories the bare minimum is to pronounce names correctly.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    KiwiLM
    New Zealand5 months ago
  • Brilliant

    These are so interesting to listen to. If you have any interest in law, you will love them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr moo moo moo
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Some errors driving me mad

    Gastric band surgery and gastric bypass surgery are totally different things! Google them… gastric bypass is much more significant.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Hebp242
    United Kingdom8 months ago

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The use of exclusive interviews is often highlighted as a strong point, providing unique insights and perspectives.
Listeners appreciate the detailed and journalistic approach to covering high-profile legal cases.
Critiques have been made regarding sound effects used during episodes, with listeners expressing annoyance over certain audio elements.
Some feedback indicates concerns over the pacing and focus of episodes, suggesting a desire for a more streamlined narrative.
Many enjoy the commentary and genuine engagement from the hosts.

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Apple Podcasts
#160
United Kingdom/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#102
Australia/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#83
Ireland/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#198
New Zealand/True Crime

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“They have the wrong man” - The Kidnapping of Chris Baghsarian
Q: What has been the reaction from the family and the community since the case emerged?
Paul notes the family's trauma and public outrage, emphasizing the impact on relatives and the sense of vulnerability in the community as the investigation unfolded.
“They have the wrong man” - The Kidnapping of Chris Baghsarian
Q: Where did this incident begin, and how did you get involved in covering it?
The host and Paul discuss the February abduction from North Ryde, the initial police statements, and how media and underworld sources began circulating details, setting the stage for ongoing coverage.
The ‘Thanos’ Drug Empire
Q: Do you think it's also got something to do with kids these days, young people, they don't really like picking up the phone and talking to anybody?
Tim suggests that younger people prefer texting, which maintains anonymity and comfort in drug transactions, reinforcing their inclination towards technology-based communication.
The ‘Thanos’ Drug Empire
Q: Are you seeing more students getting involved in this kind of activity?
Tim noted that younger people, including students, are acquiring drugs through modern tech-driven methods, and the police are aware of it.
Brynne Edelsten: The Fall From High Society
Q: Was there any mention of what her defence might be?
It is believed she will claim she was not aware of the drugs discovered in her possession.

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This podcast offers an in-depth exploration of high-profile legal cases in Australia, presenting the complexities of the courtroom in a way that is both engaging and informative. Episodes cover a range of gripping true crime stories, from infamous bank robberies and tragic murders to bizarre legal disputes and missing persons cases. The hosts make use of exclusive interviews with law enforcement officials, victims, and experts, ensuring a multifaceted perspective on each case, while also addressing their emotional and societal implications. Listeners can expect a balance of factual storytelling and critical analysis that captivates true crime enthusiasts.

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Recent guests on The Trial: Australia include:

1. Paul Shapiro
2. Candice Sutton
3. Tim Watson-Munro
4. Abe Maddison
5. Lucy Manly
6. Ken Gamble
7. Ryan Nomenko
8. Karleigh Smith

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