This week on Killer Kontent, Emma and Anne unpack the tragic murder of Jana Armstrong, examine the shocking targeted killing of former British politician Anne Widdecombe, and discuss criminals who record their own crimes.

In Crime TV, we review Netflix's unsettling documentary World's Worst Neighbour and the atmospheric Canadian crime drama Saint Pierre, now streaming on ABC iview. Plus, in Crime Podcasts, we take a listen to Serial Killers and Murderous Minds from Crime House to see if it's worth adding to your playlist.

If you're fascinated by true crime, criminal investigations and the latest crime shows and podcasts, join us for another week of Killer Kontent.

In this weeks episode Emma and Anne examine the latest developments in the long-running Bali bombings case as the alleged mastermind edges closer to finally facing trial more than two decades after the attacks. They also delve into the chilling crimes of one of Germany's most prolific serial killers and discuss the posthumous pardon granted to Ruth Ellis, the last woman executed in Great Britain, whose controversial case helped change the course of British legal history.

In Crime TV and Podcasts, the pair review The Killing at the Parish Station on Stan, Murder Town on Prime Video, and the gripping ABC podcast Unravel: Blood on the Tracks.

Join us as we break down the week's biggest crime stories and help you decide what should be on your true crime watch and listening list 

This week on Killer Kontent, Emma and Anne unpack another huge week in crime. They discuss the latest developments in the Simon Carman murder case in Thailand, examine the trial of Victorian farm stay owner Maree Vermont , who was allegedly murdered by a man staying at her property, and also discuss the Blaise Taylor murder trial in the United States.

In Crime TV, they review Netflix's gripping heist drama Nemesis, ABC iview's confronting documentary Rolf Harris – Primetime Predator, and the ABC podcast All in the Mind. Join Emma and Anne as they catch you up on the biggest crime stories making headlines and the best true crime viewing and listening of the week.

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.

On this episode of Killer Kontent, we dive into three fascinating cases making headlines in Australia and overseas.

We begin with the case of Raelene Polymiadis, whose murder trial started this week in Adelaide.

We also discuss the extraordinary allegations surrounding the so-called "Black Flight" operation, after two men were charged over helping fugitives flee Australia aboard private aircraft. 

Plus, we take a look at the arrest in the long-running mystery of the Putney Pusher, nearly nine years after a woman was allegedly shoved into the path of an oncoming bus by a jogger who then continued running as if nothing had happened.

In Crime Viewing, we review the Netflix documentary Maternal Instinct, discuss the intriguing twists of This Is Not a Murder Mystery, and explore the true-crime podcast Pirate Predator, a gripping series from Ireland. 

Join Emma and Anna as they break down the facts behind the headlines and discuss the crime documentaries, television shows and podcasts currently on our watch and listen lists.

This week on Killer Kontent, we unpack one of Australia's most intriguing no-body murder trials as the case against Brisbane Zumba instructor Mark Waden continues. With allegations of secret affairs, conflicting stories, a missing American beauty queen and a body that has never been found, we discuss the latest evidence emerging from the courtroom and what it could mean for the prosecution's case.

We also examine the disturbing allegations surrounding Aurora Phelps, the woman accused of using dating apps to target older men before allegedly drugging and stealing from them, and provide an update on the Portland serial killer investigation, including the questions that continue to surround the deaths linked to Jesse Calhoun and whether warning signs were missed along the way.

In Crime Pop Culture, we revisit one of Britain's most infamous murder investigations with the documentary The Murder of Rachel Nickell, discuss the fascinating CBC podcast Calls From a Killer from the Uncover series, and review the crime drama Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed on Apple TV+. There are differing opinions on this show.

Join Emma and Anna for another deep dive into the crimes making headlines, the cases everyone is talking about, and the crime shows and podcasts worth adding to your watch and listen list.

This week, Killer Kontent heads to CrimeCon Las Vegas for a special episode exploring some of the most talked-about cases in true crime. We unpack the fascinating insights shared by experts, investigators, victims' families and legal commentators across a range of high-profile cases, including the Nancy Guthrie murders, the Ohio dentist murder case, the Yoghurt Shop murders and the Long Island Serial Killer investigation.

We also delve into sessions examining female serial killers, hear from two jurors who reveal what it's really like to sit on a high-profile murder trial, and reflect on one of the convention's most thought-provoking panels: the ethics of true crime reporting. That discussion featured the parents of Idaho student murder victim Kaylee Goncalves and raised important questions about the impact true crime coverage can have on victims' families, investigations and the pursuit of justice.

On this week’s episode of Killer Kontent we dive into the John Yalu murder trial the weirdest trial we will see in Australia this year. Unpack the extraordinary case known as Spanish Succession where the son is accused of pushing his billionaire father off a cliff in a fight over money and control, and bring you an unsettling update in the infamous Snowtown murders case that has once again put Australia’s worst serial killings back in the spotlight.

In Crime TV we head to Canada with SBS drama Coroner and ABC iview’s delightfully sharp Frankie Drake Mysteries, following Toronto’s first all-female detective agency in the roaring 1920s. We also unpack the controversial Netflix documentary The Crash, which has absolutely exploded across social media, and spotlight the chillingly underrated true crime podcast Park Predators.

On this week’s episode of Killer Kontent, we unpack the dramatic developments in the Isla Bell case, including the latest changes to the charges that have reignited public debate. We also dive into the sensational new twist in the Murdaugh family murders saga, a case that refuses to stay out of the headlines, and the international manhunt for Lee Gilley, the Texas murder accused who allegedly fled to Italy.

In Crime TV, we review The Gold on Stan and revisit the Netflix documentary American Nightmare. In podcasts, we’re listening to Blood is Thicker: The Farris Wheel — a twisted family story packed with secrets and betrayal.

On this week’s episode of Killer Kontent, we unpack the disturbing case of Rehana Parton — a story stretching across two countries with layers of mystery and unanswered questions. We also examine the charging of a doctor with manslaughter and ask where the line is drawn between medical negligence and criminal responsibility. Plus, we discuss the heartbreaking coronial inquest into the death of two-year-old Rowan Roome-Harrison, son of Dr Sophie Roome.

In Crime TV, we review the reboot of Bergerac on ABC iview and the controversial Netflix documentary Should I Marry A Murderer?, which has everyone the main protagonist. In podcasts, we listen to One Minute Remaining’s Unshakable Science.