Clarky takes us to Poland and delves into the story of Krystian Bala, the writer whose literary work was his undoing.

Clarky tells the story of how Australia lost it's innocence.  The tragic 1960 kidnap and death of Graeme Thorne and the subsequent investigation pioneered forensics in Australia.

For anyone who likes the great outdoors, here's a story about how it can all go horribly wrong.  When Russell Hill and Carol Clay went missing in the Victorian highlands in 2020 there was huge speculation as to what had happened to them.  Greg Lynn was the only person who knew and knows the truth.

What do you get when you combine TikTok, a mother and daughter, sex, lies and video?  Two senseless deaths at the hands of Fame Monsters.  Swanny tells the story of Mahek Bukhari and her mother Ansreen who tried to protect their new found fame at all costs.

Clarky, inspired by the Paris Olympics, takes a closer look at the Oscar Pistorius case and the subsequent trial, appeals, sentencing, appeals, trials and so on and so forth.

Schmidty tells the story of Ruby Franke - a cautionary tale about setting yourself up as an expert mummy vlogger, only to turn out to be a pretty nasty piece of work.

Clarky takes us to Gympie, where Sharon Graham had her ex lover murdered by her current lover and wannabe lover.  Yes, it's a love square with a bit of the old MP thrown in.

Swanny is back from her holiday and rips into a jaunt about a French prison escape artist Michel Vaujour and how he was saved by love.  

Clarky tells the horrific story of Rankin County's Goon Squad.  6 policemen who thought they were above the law and human decency when they assigned themselves a mission.  

Schmidty tells a story of familicide, not to be confused with familiacide.  John Emil List was a seemingly normal family man until one fateful day.