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On this episode of Killer Kontent, Emma and Anne unpack an audacious Sydney property fraud case that sounds more like the plot of a crime thriller than a real court case. They also delve into the decades-old murder of Irma Palasics, exploring how the controversial "Mr Big" police operation finally led to charges in one of Australia's most enduring cold cases. Plus, they discuss the issue of whether suspects should give media interviews, sparked by Gus Lamont's grandmother's appearance on Seven Spotlight, and look at other high-profile cases where speaking publicly has had unexpected consequences.
In Crime TV, the pair review Harlan Coben's new Netflix thriller I Will Find You, Stan's true crime series Forensic: Catching A Killer, and the Campside Media podcast Hooked—breaking down what's worth adding to your watch and listen list this week.
By Killer KontentOn this episode of Killer Kontent, Emma and Anne unpack an audacious Sydney property fraud case that sounds more like the plot of a crime thriller than a real court case. They also delve into the decades-old murder of Irma Palasics, exploring how the controversial "Mr Big" police operation finally led to charges in one of Australia's most enduring cold cases. Plus, they discuss the issue of whether suspects should give media interviews, sparked by Gus Lamont's grandmother's appearance on Seven Spotlight, and look at other high-profile cases where speaking publicly has had unexpected consequences.
In Crime TV, the pair review Harlan Coben's new Netflix thriller I Will Find You, Stan's true crime series Forensic: Catching A Killer, and the Campside Media podcast Hooked—breaking down what's worth adding to your watch and listen list this week.