Melissa and Peter McGuinness lost their son in a car crash - and now they’re on a mission to stop it happening to someone you love. In a raw conversation with Gary Jubelin, the parents open up about life after the car crash that killed their 18 year old son Jordan and four innocent people. Instead of being crushed by grief, the parents are channelling their pain into You Choose - a movement that’s reached hundreds of thousands of young Australians. Road trauma isn’t an accident - it’s preventable, and every choice matters. 

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Jordan Hayes-McGuinness was driving home from a work Christmas party when he crashed into another car, killing four people and himself. He was drunk, on drugs, speeding and three times over the limit. In this episode, his parents, Melissa and Peter McGuinness, join Gary Jubelin to talk about why they’ll never celebrate Jordan’s life, the impact his choice has had on so many lives, and why they’re working to prevent other people from making life-changing choices.

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Armed with a crossbow, Ryan Pringle hunted police through pitch-black bushland at the School of Happiness commune. Former Deputy State Coroner Hugh Dillon, who presided over the inquest, and Gary Jubelin, who led the investigation, walk through every moment of the terrifying manhunt.  

From the chaos of that night to the Quakers Hill nursing home fire, the retired coroner shares some of the cases that impacted him most during his career, as well as calls for urgent reforms to fix the coronial system.

 

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How did a person die? That’s the question Hugh Dillon asked as he oversaw more than 300 cases during his career as Deputy State Coroner. Working in death investigation, the retired coroner has seen the best and worst of humanity. He joins Gary Jubelin to talk about some of the cases that he’ll never forget.

 

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Adam Smith was in jail when he first met Gary Jubelin. From warning the inmates not to talk to the former detective to the moment that made him change his life forever, the ex bikie joins the podcast to talk about the harsh reality of life behind bars and how he managed to turn his back on a life of crime.

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With the Finks club house name tattooed to his head, Adam Smith was one of the most senior bikie bosses in the country. Growing up, Adam’s life was idyllic, but a teenage trauma led him down the path of crime. In this episode, Adam shares what a brutal supermax prison is really like, the reality of bikie club houses and he reflects on the moment he first met Gary Jubelin while he was still in prison.

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Kerrin Hofstrand was the Queen of Ketamine. In the ‘90s, she was a drug dealer who first imported ketamine into Australia from the US hidden in contact lens bottles. Kerrin was running a lucrative empire - until the day of her bust, when her whole life crashed down around her.

 

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Kerrin Hofstrand was a stripper in Hawaii, dealt cocaine on cruise ships, worked in brothels, was an ICU nurse during the HIV epidemic and was the first person to bring ketamine into Australia. From her drug dealing days to spending time behind bars, Kerrin Hofstrand speaks about her wild life for the very first time - and nothing is off limits. 

 

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Owen Turnbull was firebombed twice in a series of gang related wars. Surrounded by flames, Owen was shot in the stomach by a balaclava-clad gunman. Months later, the house was firebombed again. Deadly bullets peppered the house, and if his parents were home, they could have been killed. In part two, Owen shares how he left the bikies and the creative way he earns an honest living.

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Owen Turnbull’s number one goal in life was to be a bikie. For six years he lived his outlaw dream. From being a nom and patching over to a different club to dealing drugs and going to jail, Owen joins Gary Jubelin to talk about the very honest reality of running in the underworld.

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