Trial By Wine

Swanny tells the story of Joanna Simpson, a successful business woman who fell for the wrong man and was let down by the legal system. 

Clarky brings a Christmas crime story to the jury, in celebration of the silly season.  It's about as Christmassy as Die Hard, only there isn't a hero saving the day.

Schmidty delves into the dubious ethics of body brokering - inspired by the internet search "human remains in the mail".

Clarky’s on a roll with murderous mothers.  This week it’s the story of Donna Fitchett who decided her only course of action was to murder her two sons, because her husband was passive aggressive.

Clarky tells the disturbing story of Hakyung Lee, a New Zealand citizen originally from South Korea who took the lives of her children and then fled the country.  Lee was sentenced to life imprisonment on the 26th of November (4 days ago as this story is published). 

Swanny tells the story of Stephen Port, also known as the Grinder Killer, who got away with murder for a time as the police thought there was nothing to see here.

Schmidty takes us to Florida, where the air is humid, the gators are huge and the meth is rife.  Not to mention the curiosity shops are amazing!

Clarky follows up the AI Scams episode, with this very educational piece on human trafficking and scam call centres.  It takes us back to the good old days of call centre work in Moonee Ponds....

Swanny tells the story of Dr Neil Hopper who tragically lost his legs and became an amazing and inspiring pillar of the community.  Until.....

Schmidty concludes the Casey Anthony story with Clarky and Swanny being left annoyed at no one behaving properly and no real conclusion as to what happened to Caylee Anthony.