Reggie Lawless is back in this episode about not one, but two, miscarriages of justice with the backdrop of Perth.  Clarky takes us back in the timey winey machine and touches on one of the most heinous crime sprees Australia has ever seen.

Swanny tells the tale of Marjorie Diehl Armstrong, the MENSA murderer.  With a cast of thousands this case had the team gripped.

Clarky completes the story of the Kimes', all the while inventing a drinking game no one remembers the rules to by the end.

Clarky tells the story of Sante Kimes, well, part one any rate, because this is the busiest woman ever.  Gateway crimes galore!

Clarky continues his travel crime series with more misdeeds from Malta.  This one is a mystery involving Mike Mansholt, a German tourist.  Incompetence or conspiracy?

Swanny tells the incredible story of Juan Catalan who, if it weren't for a tenacious defence attorney, could have received the death sentence for a crime he did not commit.  Oh and Larry David too.

Schmidty tells the story of Sarah Yarborough, a beautiful young girl taken too soon by a man who remained unknown for 32 years.  Some interesting questions are raised around familial DNA and its use by law enforcement.

Clarky continues his continental musings with the story of Daphne Caruana Galizia, who challenged the government and was the "One Woman Wikileaks" of Malta. 

Schmidty tells a collection of stories from around the world, spooky clowns, stalking roos, dunny diving and the story of Julian Buchwald and Carolynne Watson and their picnic in the bush that did not go according to plan.

Another offshore story brought to us by Clarky as he wanders the planet.  This time we're in Greece where the Palaiokostas Brothers ran amok, much to the consternation of the police and amusement of the Trial by Wine jury.  Get ready for a wild ride that really should be a blockbuster movie.