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Narelle Fraser Interviews
By Black SalmonTrue Crime
Narelle Fraser Interviews episodes
- Part 1: Helen had only been a police officer for three years when she attended a job that would change her life.Attending a crime as a police officer comes with many challenges. Attending a crime where you know the victim is a whole other level. That’s exactly what happened to Helen early in her career with Queensland Police. The effect on her was life-changing.
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46 min - One December afternoon walking through Melbourne CBD, the unthinkable happened to a young woman making her way home for the night.Rebecca had it all: she was happy in a relationship and had just landed her dream job at a big law firm in Melbourne. However, all that would be upturned when she was attacked walking through the city on her way to the station to catch a train home.
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1 hr - There's a lot that goes into a VicPol missing person investigation, and Helen was tasked with putting the pieces together.The missing persons unit has the unenviable task of sifting through every lead in the hope of locating someone. Helen was an analyst with MPU and she talks to Narelle about the processes involved and some of the case she was involved in.
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1 hr 6 min - Justine is no stranger to uniforms, having served in both the military, ambulance service and the SES. Today she talks to Narelle about her struggles with mental health.30 years in the army and a good stretch as an ambo and a firefighter, Justine eventually succumbed to PTSD. In a candid and honest conversation with Narelle, Justine discusses her career experiences and the ongoing battle with her mental health disorder.
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1 hr 9 min - Eleesa experienced a volatile childhood, disrupted by violence, lies and deception.Domestic violence played a pivotal role in Eleesa’s parent’s relationship, perpetrated by her mother who also led a life of crime. She would often abandon Eleesa to be raised by aunts and foster carers.
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1 hr 5 min - Part 2: Tracie talks about the journey she took to turn her life around.Despite the inconceivable upbringing Tracie had to endure, she managed to find the strength and resilience to get through it and help people in similar circumstances.
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35 min - Part 1: Tracie had to endure levels of mental, physical, and sexual abuse growing up that are completely unimaginable.Tracie’s story is heart-wrenching. Disowned by her mother at just two weeks old and passed around as an unwanted child, Tracie faced unthinkable adversity throughout her early life, but she found the will and the determination to make it through.
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46 min - David Keys returns to Narelle Fraser Interviews this week to talk more about his illustrious career as an aircrewman with Police Rescue.We've already heard about David's incredible involvement with the 1998 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race and the Black Saturday bushfires, but now he's back with more stories around his time spent descending from a helicopter during his time with Police Rescue.
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1 hr 1 min - Lorraine was Narelle's boss for only five years of her 27 years in VicPol but she had the greatest influence on Narelle's career by far.In the late 80s, Lorraine was quite the oddity in a vocation predominately dominated by men - she was in a senior management position at VicPol. She would never be intimidated by her fellow colleagues and always fiercely protected her team.
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1 hr 1 min - In the season one closer, Narelle shares a few lighter moments from her career in VicPol.Narelle talks about two particularly humorous stories that happened during her time working at VicPol. This episode is the last in season one of Narelle Fraser Interviews - thank you for your ongoing support and we’ll see you in a few weeks.
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Narelle…
Fraser was in the Victorian Police Force for 27 years, 15 of which were spent as a detective dealing with everything from a stolen bicycle to a stolen life. However, Narelle’s career was cut short when she succumbed to PTSD, retiring in 2012 and reinventing herself as a public speaker and occasional guest on the Australian True Crime Podcast. In NFI, Narelle examines the human side of the impact of crime in a compelling and emotive series of podcasts.
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