Inside Crime: The Experts – Murders in the Australian Outback

In this gripping episode, we journey into the vast and unforgiving Australian outback — a landscape of beauty, isolation, and deadly mystery. We examine cases where the trip of a lifetime ended in tragedy, including the murder of Peter Falconio — a crime that inspired comparisons to Wolf Creek — the chilling Spear Creek murders, and the baffling disappearance of Paddy Moriarty from the tiny outback town of Larrimah.

Were these isolated acts of violence, or did serial predators exploit the vastness of the outback? How do investigators solve crimes in some of the most remote terrain on earth, where evidence disappears as quickly as the tracks in the dust?

We also mark 40 years since the shocking murders of Anita Cobby and Sallie-Anne Huckstepp — cases that still cast long shadows, with lingering questions and enduring public scrutiny. With expert analysis, investigative insight, and the latest global crime updates, this episode explores what happens when isolation becomes opportunity — and when the truth is buried far from civilisation.

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