This week on Killer Kontent, we dive into the alleged fraud surrounding billionaire Judith Neilson and unpack the bigger questions it raises about trust and friendsndship. We also explore a provocative case examining whether AI could bear any form of responsibility in a mass shooting in Florida, before turning to a sweeping mass trial unfolding in El Salvador.

On the screen, we review Netflix’s true crime documentary series Homicide: New York and take a look at the movie Crime 101 on Amazon Prime — a thriller boasting a seriously stacked cast.

Plus, in our podcast spotlight, we break down Lucky Boy from Tortoise Media.

We unpack the ongoing murder trial of Maree Crabtree in Queensland—what’s come out in court so far, and why this case is drawing national attention.

Then, a story you didn’t see coming: the rise of organised crime around Lego. Yes, really—and it’s bigger (and stranger) than you think.

Plus, we head to Mount Everest, where some Nepalese Sherpas are accused of running a controversial scam targeting climbers chasing the summit.

On the watchlist, we dive into Detective Hole from Jo Nesbø and the gripping documentary Trust Me: The False Prophet, both streaming on Netflix.

And in podcasts, we break down The Idiot from Serial—another layered, thought-provoking series from one of the best in the game.

A jam packed episode on this weeks episode where we discuss what will be one the biggest crime cases of the year and that is the the arrest war hero Ben Roberts-Smith. We also have an update on the Long Island Serial Killer trial and a new poisoning case in Italy that has some similarity to the Erin Patterson crime. In TV we discuss the UK police procedural show Shetland on  ABC iview and Paradise an American thriller on Disney Plus. We also review the documentary Truth and Tragedy of Mariah Wilson and the podcast Bone Valley season 1. 

In this  week’s episode we unpack the story of Dezi Freeman — a name that’s been circling headlines — before diving into a controversial slavery trial unfolding in Melbourne as well as explore another case of human exploitation but this time in an orgasmic tantric meditation cult.

On the review side, we break down Death By Lightning on Netflix — a political crime drama, along with the Disney Plus’s true crime documentary Murder Has Two Faces, which examines the bias that victims of crime face. We also dig into the  podcast True Crime Conversations from the Mamamia network.

This week on the podcast we discuss an assault case in Queensland that  had us question the sentence and charges, the attempted murder trial of Gerhardt Konig, the doctor who allegedly tried to push his wife of a cliff in Hawaii and the 70 year old Australian grandfather who is on trial for drug importation.  he claims he was duped. In crime tv we review DFT St Louis the new Jason Bateman crime drama on HBO max, Disney Plus ‘s documentary Hey Beautiful: Anatomy of a Romance Scam  and the Australian podcast Who/Sue  Killed Bob.

This week on the Killer Kontent we discuss the downfall of media mogul Anthony Catalano with his recent domestic violence charges and the Kouri Richens and Tobias Nuttall murder trials. We debate the crime drama Scarpetta on Prime which stars Nicole Kidman and what a polarising show it is. We also discuss the true crime documentary on Netflix called A Friend, a Murderer and the BBC podcast Ransom Man.

This week on the podcast…

In crime, we unpack the latest from the Alexander Brothers trial in New York, examine the inquest into the death of Elizabeth Struhs, and look at a bizarre case from Western Australia involving a woman accused of poking holes in her flatmate’s condoms.

In crime pop culture, we review the Netflix series How to Get to Heaven From Belfast, the SBS documentary Australia’s Greatest Conman hosted by Marc Fennell, and the gripping BBC Scotland podcast Who Killed Emma?

In the week of International Woman’s Day we discuss the inquest of Kelly Wilkinson who was murdered by her partner and the inquest examines whether Qld police could do more to prevent her death. We also talk about the the US case were the father was charged with crimes related to his son’s deadly school shooting and also we talk about a topic that is apparently close to Sydney peoples hearts and that’s cocaine. In TV we discuss Diabolical: The Epstein Files, the ABC documentary on Epstein, we also discuss the delightful British crime drama Professor T also on ABC iview and the interesting podcast called Uncover: Allison after NXIVM where on Smallville actress Allison Mack explores her 12 year involvement in the cult.

This week Emma and Anne discuss the crime that continues to shock Australia the Kidnapping and murder of Chris Barghsarian, what we know about the accused and the crime, an update of the Raymond Reddington murder trial and the Rhys Bellinge a successful doctor who killed a young woman. In TV we discuss the much hyped British crime drama Under the Salt Marsh on Binge, the truecrime documentary Murder in Glitterball City on HBO Max and the extremely popular podcast Crime Junkie. 

This week, we’re diving headfirst into crime, court cases and culture.

We unpack the scandal swirling around the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the bizarre mistaken kidnapping of an elderly Sydney man as well as give an update in the Nancy Guthrie missing person case. We also discuss a chilling Austrian court case in which a man stands trial after his girlfriend’ dies on a mountain hike in th middle of winters.

We discuss the classic UK drama Netflix’s Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials,  the Australian documentary Last Stop Larrimah reminds us that small towns can have very big characters and the gripping New Yorker interview with Giselle Pelicot as well as the BBC podcast Paradise.