The brutal reality of defending the guilty: Patrick Schmidt Pt. 2

Ex-cop turned defence lawyer Patrick Schmidt reveals the brutal reality of defending the guilty - and why cops hate lawyers. Gary goes head-to-head with Patrick on going to the dark side, how the worst police investigation he ever saw changed how he defends clients, and the courtroom tactics that …

From cop to defence lawyer: Patrick Schmidt Pt. 1

Former police prosecutor turned defence solicitor Patrick Schmidt sits down with Gary to reveal what really happens when police face a good defence lawyer in court and why so many officers struggle in the witness box. With 8 years as a police prosecutor and now defending clients full-time, Patrick…

10 Days with no food, water or air: Glen McEwen Pt. 2

After Bali, Glen McEwen became the AFP's Asia Commander and found himself at the centre of the Thai cave rescue . Gary sits down with Glen to hear what it was really like inside that cave rescue, 10 days with no food or air, Australian divers in the water, the high-risk sedation plan to swim the b…

The first cop on scene of the Bali Bombings: Glen McEwen Pt. 1

On October 12, 2002, then Australian Federal Police Acting Superintendent Glen McEwen was just 400 metres from Paddy's Bar by chance when the Bali Bombings happened. He ran toward the blast and became the first Aussie cop on scene. In Part 1 of this interview, Gary sits down with Glen to hear what…

Surviving the aftermath of his mum's murder: Ashton Kline Pt. 2

After Ashton Kline's mother Viola was murdered by his dad after decades of abuse, he faced a choice "Do I let it destroy me?" In Part 2, Ashton sits down with Gary to share what came after, the unbreakable bond with his younger brother Grant, being taken into foster care with their belongings in a…

The day my dad killed my mum: Ashton Kline Pt. 1

When Ashton Kline was 15, his mother Viola was murdered by his father.  Ashton sits down with Gary Jubelin to share what led up to that day on the 27th of September, 2000, growing up walking on eggshells, the brief nine months of peace after his father left, and how in a single afternoon he had to…

US federal prison, the final drug run & the price of freedom: Tim Smith Pt. 2

The $100K-a-day runs are over.In Part 2, former helicopter pilot Tim Smith sits down with Gary Jubelin for what happened after the ground crew came under investigation and led straight to him. Tim breaks down his final border run, clearing the trees by two feet at 100 miles an hour, not realising …

The MAFS Groom who flew $100K drug runs: Tim Smith Pt. 1

Tim Smith is best known as a groom on season 11 of Married at First Sight Australia, but that's arguably the least interesting chapter of his story. Nearly two decades earlier, he was flying helicopter loads of marijuana across the Canada/US border, pulling off at least 20 runs and pocketing around…

The night police dog Vader outperformed an entire human team: David Raymond Pt. 2

Vader was Australia's most fearless police dog. This is his story. In Part 2 of I Catch Killers, Gary Jubelin sits back down with retired Queensland dog handler David Raymond, who spent 36 years in the job, 26 years in the Dog Squad Vader tracked offenders for 3-4 hours through dense cane fields,…

The police dog that caught one of Australia's most wanted fugitives: David Raymond Pt. 1

In this episode of I Catch Killers, Gary Jubelin sits down with retired Queensland police dog handler David Raymond, who spent 36 years in the job, 26 of them in the Dog Squad.  Together with his dog Vader they apprehended over 160 fleeing offenders and Vader became known as David's "super dog." T…