Stunning new evidence comes to light regarding witness Andrea B. Graeme discusses the evidence in depth and Australia’s adversarial court system. He discusses crime statistics for Intimate Partner Homicide IPH. The facebook page is :”Loose Ends. The Singh Family tragedy”.

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The link to information about Australia’s legal system is:

11 Advantages and Disadvantages of Adversarial System   

Information kindly forwarded by listener Peita relating to DV and IPH are: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-49481998

And Domestic abuse: Killers 'follow eight-stage pattern', study says - BBC News

IPH Murder statistics in Australia 2002 – 2012:

Domestic/family homicide in Australia | Australian Institute of Criminology (aic.gov.au)

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In this episode Graeme discusses problems with Neelma’s phone not previously identified, from a 2003 police VHS. Graeme discusses communication between Neelma and Max which provides a window to their previously unheard world. He presents a number of messages between Neelma and Max and others. The facebook page is : Loose ends, The Singh Family Tragedy. My email address is [email protected] . 

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In this episode Graeme plays the full police interview with Andrea B, the woman Max Sica allegedly made a confession to of murdering the Singh children. It provides the listener an opportunity to hear and decide on the contents of the alleged confession. The YouTube link to the interview with Max Sica is https://youtu.be/55wwrgsl430 OR search “Max Sica Interview 2003”.

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In this episode Graeme discusses the legal action being undertaken in this case. Past and present and an interesting develop as well as another petition for pardon. Graeme discusses his opinion of the killer. Graeme details the curious way in which the victim’s parents found out about the murders. The link to the court of appeal decision in R v Kenneth Ralph Ernst

R v Ernst [2020] QCA 150 (sclqld.org.au).

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In this episode, Graeme explores the Petition for Pardon lodged by Max Sica’s solicitor in 2019. The outcome may take years to be resolved in the courts. Graeme also examines segments of the Application together with some disturbing new evidence identified by Max Sica’s solicitor. 

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In Episode 8, IPH – Intimate Partner Homicide Graeme speaks with criminologist Shannen who discusses her study of domestic violence and the Duluth Wheel.

Graeme summarises the main evidence incriminating Max Sica and exculpating him.

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In Murder and Mayhem in the South Pacific Graeme presents startling evidence from the Solomon Islands.

He discusses the R word and how the FBI (but not Qld Police) would describe these murders as a sex crime.

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In Loose Ends Graeme starts to review the loose ends in the crown case.

Graeme then goes on to discuss the time of death and can it be pinpointed. Other occurrences in Grass Tree close were discussed.

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In The World According to Max, Graeme outlines the defence case setting out why Max Sica was not responsible for this dreadful crime. He discusses witnesses who were not called. Graeme outlines the verdict and discusses jury tampering and judge only trials. He also talks to Ted Duhs who attended the trial on many days along with several other interested citizens. Ted gives his opinion of the evidence and the verdict.

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In The Road to Hell, Graeme sets out the 17 points of circumstantial evidence the Crown put forward to prove Max Sica was the killer of the Singh siblings along with the confession Max Sica gave to his friend Ms B. Graeme lists the points relied on by the crown and provides an explanation for them contrary to the crown position.

He goes into details of the alleged confession. He talks with Criminologist Ann McMahon who has built an offender profile of the murders.

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