In this episode, we talked with Carolyn Ethell live at the Woodlands Hotel at the meeting of the true crime content creators network meeting. In this live discussion joined by head historian of the Geelong Gaol Museum. Deb Robinson and we are looking at a number of artefacts that are held by the Ethell family. Check out more footage and content from this interview on my Facebook and my TikTok.

It’s been a redhot minute since I uploaded anything to hear, but I’m back, and this will give you an update on where I have been.

In this episode I talk about what Sly Grog is, where it was made, who was making it, who was buying it and how the police were trying to control it. Remember to head over to my other socials including “Roy Maloy Author” on Facebook, @TheDawnOfCrime on insta and @RoyMaloy4 on TikTok.

A reflection on intergenerational Aboriginal trauma.

In this episode I bring you up-to-date on some true crime stuff I’m working on and describe the tragedies that I have been posting on tick-tock

As I head forward into new projects - here’s what’s happening!!!

The book launch of Dolly Gray Madam of Melbourne will be on 11 August 2022 at Fancy Things Piano Bar in Caroline Springs at 6pm, and all are welcome.

As guest speaker at the book launch for the colour of crime, Deb Robinson go through some of the most fascinating tidbits of her extensive knowledge on crime in Australia.

Not my usual spin - this is the recording of my book launch presentation from my newest book, The Colour of Crime. The launch event was hosted at the Geelong Gaol Museum, and part two of this podcast will be up shortly with historian Deb Robinson.