This week on Killer Kontent, we’re deep in the courtroom and across your streaming queue.

We unpack the trial of Raymond Reddington, now facing trial over the 1986 disappearance and alleged murder of his wife, Sharon Fulton. Nearly four decades on, it’s a “no body” case built on circumstantial evidence, shifting stories, and a bitter separation.

Then, we head to Perth’s western suburbs, where architect Louise St John Kennedy and her neighbour Prudence Manners found themselves in court after a neighbourhood parking dispute spiralled into allegations of knife threats and assault along with some unedifying insults!

We also examine the death of high-profile lawyer Mark Dennis, which leads a broader conversation about exploitation in the charity sector.

In TV, we review the Netflix documentary The Investigation of Lucy Letby, exploring the case that shocked the UK, and the Scandi noir crime drama Land of Sins — is it worth your time or just another bleak binge?

Plus, Anne reviews the podcast Three Doors Down and tells us whether it deserves a spot in your feed.

Crime, controversy, what to watch next along with a few laughs— it’s all in this week’s Killer Kontent.

This week Anne and Emma discuss the change in status in the Gus Lamont missing case, the mysterious disappearance (likely abduction ) of Nancy Guthrie in the US and also the steps the NSW Government have done to try and reduce domestic violence with the first person jailed under their new coercive control laws. In TV we discuss the US TV show Dark Winds screening on Netflix and SBS. The channel 9 true crime documentary Murder Down Under: the Byron Bay Murders and Anne reviews the Michael Brissenden book Dust.

Off the back of several arrests this week for drug smuggling the episode discusses the motivation and risks for people who do this. We also discus two international politicians who are being brought to justice. In TV we discuss the drama In Flight on SBS and the Netflix documentary Kidnapped Elizabeth Smart. Also we chat about the compelling podcast Blood Relatives.

In this week’s episode of Killer Kontent, Emma and Anne unpack a string of stories that are as disturbing as they are unbelievable. They dive deep into the Brendan Banfield murder trial, an American case riddled which is truly disturbing, the case of Jerwin Royupa where there are questions around potential criminal exploitation of Australia’s visa system. We also discuss royals behaving badly discussing the Norwegian prince facing trial, as proceedings are set to begin next week.

In TV, we review The Great Art Fraud, a gripping ABC iview documentary exposing deception and high-stakes art world scandals, and His & Hers, a murder mystery that keeps viewers guessing Netflix.

The episode also features a podcast pick of the week: Sea of Lies, a compelling true-crime series that traces the astonishing double life of a master con man and the trail of destruction he leaves behind.

In our first episode for 2026 Anne and Emma discuss the arrest of Craig Silvey the renown children’s author on child exploitation charges, the Tom Silvagni case that created a lot of chatter in the media both mainstream and social media and also a murder that occurred in Ohio which has a couple of twists that caught our attention. In crime TV we discuss the new Harlen Coben series Runaway currently on Netflix. Anne discusses the latest Richard Osman book in the Thursday Murder Club Series and we discuss a New Zealand podcast Black Hands, hosted by Martin Van Beyan and hosted on the Stuff Channel and we also discuss Sherlock Holmes.

If you like true crime this podcast that discusses the crime stories that are making the headlines and the TV shows, podcasts, documentaries and books, all crime related of course, that we have been watching, listening and reading.

in another Killer Kontent special episode Emmaand Anne discuss the case of Luigi Mangione, the man that is charged with allegedly murdered United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson. There has been much debate on whether he is a cold blooded killer or an urban guerilla style activist and we look over who Luigi is and discuss why the case is drawing so much discussion. This will be the biggest trial of 2026. Please note this episode was recorded in early December 2025.

Emma and Anne in an end of year special discuss the crime related TV shows, documentaries and podcasts that they liked the best. A totally subjective look at the year in review and would welcome feedback on what shows you think should have made the list.

In this end-of-year Killer Kontent special, we revisit the crimes that defined the year — the cases that dominated headlines, sparked outrage, and raised unsettling questions about how far people will go to avoid accountability.

From alleged killers on the run to courtroom moments that had us transfixed, this episode highlights the most talked-about crimes. If one episode captures the darkest side of the year, this is it.

Let us which crime you think should have made the list.

Please note this episode was pre-recorded.

In this week’s deep-dive, we unpack some of the most talked-about stories shaking Australia and the world. We begin with a landmark sexual-assault case in NSW involving the sex-work industry, exploring what this ruling could mean for future prosecutions and protections.

We also break down the recent lifting of a suppression order in the Greg Lynn case—a development that’s prompted fresh questions and public scrutiny surrounding previously undisclosed details connected to Lynn’s past.

From there, we move to Hollywood, discussing the latest criminal proceedings linked to the tragic drug-related death of actor Matthew Perry.

On the TV front, we review the headline-making, boundary-pushing Season 3 of Netflix’s The Diplomat, dig into the true-crime docuseries Missing: Dead or Alive, and talk about the wildly successful I Catch Killers  podcast with a focus on the episode Sydney’s Ketamine Queen Kerrin Hofstrand.

A packed episode—thought-provoking, timely, and not to be missed.

We discuss this week the stories that hit the crime headlines - the Taekwondo Killer Kwang Kyung Yoo, the coroner’s findings from the Lile James murder and an update on the Easey St murders. In TV we discuss the HBO documentary Thoughts and Prayers, the Australian crime story on SBS,Reckless, and the podcast (In) Justice: Killer Privilege.