Senior Constable Robert Richardson arrived with his tracking dog named Zuma. Zuma was given the scent and quickly began tracking down Dath St towards Vernon Terrace and around to an underground car park beneath a commercial brick building.

Within this dark underground carpark were a number of commercial-sized dumpsters. Zuma indicated strongly towards one of the bins. Police swooped in swiftly and quietly, surrounding the bin, guns drawn...

Join Shaun and Chloe as they discuss this unnerving case from 2014 that begins on the shores of tropical Sumatra, Indonesia, and goes all the way around the world, ending up in Teneriffe, Brisbane, Queensland.

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This episode was produced by True Blue Media using the open source materials referenced below: 

1. Coroners Court of Queensland - Inquest into the deaths of Marcus Peter Volke and Mayang Prasetyo, 19 May 2017
2. Inquest into deaths of Brisbane chef Marcus Volke, partner Mayang Prasetyo continues, Kate Kyriacou, The Courier-Mail, May 16, 2017
3. Dark story behind the murder-suicide of Mayang Prasetyo and Marcus Volke in Teneriffe, Kate Kyriacou, The Courier-Mail, October 10, 2014
4. Killer chef Marcus Volke, who murdered and dismembered partner Mayang Prasetyo, mourned at Ballarat funeral service, David Hurley, Herald Sun, October 16, 2014
5. Vigil for Mayang Prasetyo, ABC, By Nic MacBean
6. Paper’s ‘transphobic’ coverage of a brutal murder-suicide prompts outrage in Australia, By Abby Ohlheiser, The Washington Post, October 7, 2014
7. Wikipedia - Sumatra
8. Wikipedia - Ballarat

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