On Sunday, February 4th, 2024, Samantha Murphy left her house to go for a run, she has never been seen again. 
Over a month has passed, and it seems we are no closer to finding out what happened to Sam. 
In this short 6-part series, we look into some of the circumstances surrounding the case and talk to those people on the ground who are searching for Sam. 
We speak to experts about some of the theories in the case, from ex-police detectives to experts in telecommunications tracing, bush tracking, and we investigate some of the other theories that have been brought forward in the case.

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On Sunday, February 4th, 2024, Samantha Murphy left her house to go for a run, she has never been seen again.&nbsp; Over a month has passed, and it seems we are no closer to finding out what happened to Sam.&nbsp; In this short 6-part series, we look into some of the circumstances surrounding the case and talk to those people on the ground who are searching for Sam.&nbsp; We speak to experts about some of the theories in the case, from ex-police detectives to experts in telecommunications tracing, bush tracking, and we investigate some of the other theories that have been brought forward in the case.
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On Sunday February 4th, 2024, Samantha Murphy left her house to go for a run, she has never been seen again.

Missing Pieces

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15-year-old Eden Westbrook, lived in a small seaside town in Tasmania.

One night after a minor disagreement with her family she left home. The next morning, she was found dead hanging from a tree on the main road into the town. 

The family don’t believe she took her own life. 

This series delves into the family's view of the police investigation, the witness that was last to see Eden Alive, missing evidence, new information and a tiny town with a dark secret.

This is 'Our Little Edey – The Eden Westbrook Story'

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Contacts for mental health and crisis support can be found here https://findahelpline.com

 

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This podcast references suicide and suicidal ideation
Listener discretion is advised
15-year-old Eden Westbrook, lived in a small seaside town in Tasmania.
One night after a minor disagreement with her family she left home. The next morning, she was found dead hanging from a tree on the main road into the town.&nbsp;
The family don&rsquo;t believe she took her own life.&nbsp;
This series delves into the family's view of the police investigation, the witness that was last to see Eden Alive, missing evidence, new information and a tiny town with a dark secret.
This is 'Our Little Edey &ndash; The Eden Westbrook Story'
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15-year-old Eden Westbrook, lived in a small seaside town in Tasmania.  One night after a minor disagreement with her family she left home. The next morning, she was found dead hanging from a tree on the main road into the town.   The family don’t believe she took her own life.   This series delves into the family's view of the police investigation, the witness that was last to see Eden Alive, missing evidence, new information and a tiny town with a dark secret.

Our Little Edey – The Eden Westbrook Story

In June 2016, Bob Dickie went missing from his farm house near Dubbo, NSW. His family always thought there was something strange about their dad's disappearance. In 2020, a woman is arrested for Robert's murder in New Zealand; she is extradited to Australia to face the charges, but that's just the start of the story. Across an 8-week trial in NSW, we hear stories of Bob's love of women, his transgender encounters, and the shocking theory that he was fed to his farm animals.

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In June 2016, Bob Dickie went missing from his farm house near Dubbo, NSW. His family always thought there was something strange about their dad's disappearance. In 2020, a woman is arrested for Robert's murder in New Zealand; she is extradited to Australia to face the charges, but that's just the start of the story. Across an 8-week trial in NSW, we hear stories of Bob's love of women, his transgender encounters, and the shocking theory that he was fed to his farm animals.
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In June 2016, Bob Dickie went missing from his farm house near Dubbo, NSW. His family always thought there was something strange about their dad's disappearance

Catching Dad's Killer

Why was mild-mannered, middle aged Sue Neill-Fraser convicted of murdering her partner Bob Chappell on their yacht in January 2009? It was a circumstantial case – no body, no witnesses, no weapon and no confession. Sue has always maintained her innocence and is now in her 13th year of a 23 year sentence in a Tasmanian prison. Psychologist and film producer Eve Ash jumped in at the deep end and has meticulously dissected this case for 12 years in a search for the truth. When Eve was joined by former homicide task force detective Colin McLaren the twists and turns became frightening. For everyone who believes in justice, this podcast will be a shocking eye-opener about a case destined to be Australia’s worst wrongful conviction.

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Why was mild-mannered, middle aged Sue Neill-Fraser convicted of murdering her partner Bob Chappell on their yacht in January 2009? It was a circumstantial case &ndash; no body, no witnesses, no weapon and no confession. Sue has always maintained her innocence and is now in her 13th year of a 23 year sentence in a Tasmanian prison. Psychologist and film producer Eve Ash jumped in at the deep end and has meticulously dissected this case for 12 years in a search for the truth. When Eve was joined by former homicide task force detective Colin McLaren the twists and turns became frightening. For everyone who believes in justice, this podcast will be a shocking eye-opener about a case destined to be Australia&rsquo;s worst wrongful conviction.
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Who Killed Bob?

You may not know the name, Brandon Truaxe, but you most likely will know some of the brands he created – Brandon was behind the international skin care brand – The Ordinary which is part of the Deciem group of companies.

This is the true story of the rise and demise of a man that was once lauded business genius.

Across 15 months from 2017, he went from skincare savant to taking over his companies Instagram account, with daily disturbing messages, he fired staff via social media, accused his fellow shareholders of financial impropriety, was arrested outside the British Pm’s house, and was sanctioned in the Uk and then taken to court in a bitter court battle which saw him ousted from his own company.

Then sadly in 2019 he fell from his balcony in Toronto.

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You may not know the name, Brandon Truaxe, but you most likely will know some of the brands he created &ndash; Brandon was behind the international skin care brand &ndash; The Ordinary which is part of the Deciem group of companies.
This is the true story of the rise and demise of a man that was once lauded business genius.
Across 15 months from 2017, he went from skincare savant to taking over his companies Instagram account, with daily disturbing messages, he fired staff via social media, accused his fellow shareholders of financial impropriety, was arrested outside the British Pm&rsquo;s house, and was sanctioned in the Uk and then taken to court in a bitter court battle which saw him ousted from his own company.
Then sadly in 2019 he fell from his balcony in Toronto.
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This is the true story of the rise and demise of a man that was once lauded business genius, Brandon Truaxe.

Out Of The Ordinary

Zac Barnes went missing at the age of 18. That was 3 years ago. His family are still no closer to finding out what happened to Zac. If you have information that could help police, call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Zac Barnes went missing at the age of 18. That was 3 years ago. His family are still no closer to finding out what happened to Zac. If you have information that could help police, call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Zac Barnes went missing at the age of 18. That was 3 years ago. His family are still no closer to finding out what happened to Zac.If you have information that could help police, call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.The Missing Persons Podcast N...

What happened to Zac?

Listen as undercover detective Colin Mclaren infiltrates the Australian mafia for 37 months. Eventually bringing them down and stopping mafia from drug conspiracies, murders and mayhem. Colin takes you inside the life of an undercover cop who’s sole purpose is to find the bomber of the National Crime Authority building in Adelaide, which killed police officer Geoffrey Bowen and changed Australia's innocence forever. Mclaren takes us through the journey that eventually bought justice for his murdered colleague and friend and ultimately resulted in the greatest Australian mafia Sting of all time.

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Listen as undercover detective Colin Mclaren infiltrates the Australian mafia for 37 months. Eventually bringing them down and stopping mafia from drug conspiracies, murders and mayhem. Colin takes you inside the life of an undercover cop who&rsquo;s sole purpose is to find the bomber of the National Crime Authority building in Adelaide, which killed police officer Geoffrey Bowen and changed Australia's innocence forever. Mclaren takes us through the journey that eventually bought justice for his murdered colleague and friend and ultimately resulted in the greatest Australian mafia Sting of all time.
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The Sting

Jorn 'Jesper' Jensen disappeared in June 2017. He was last seen at his home on Sunday afternoon. The next day his garage door was open, his car was missing and there was blood across his kitchen floor.  Dad's gone is the story of Jorn's disappearance, how it's torn a family apart and how one sister believes that something more sinister happened to her Dad.

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Jorn 'Jesper' Jensen disappeared in June 2017. He was last seen at his home on Sunday afternoon. The next day his garage door was open, his car was missing and there was blood across his kitchen floor.&nbsp; Dad's gone is the story of Jorn's disappearance, how it's torn a family apart and how one sister believes that something more sinister happened to her Dad.
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Dad's Gone

It's the story of two children who disappeared from the Adelaide oval in 1973.  Joanne Ratcliffe and Kirste Jane Gordon  were two Australian girls who went missing while attending an Australian rules football match at the Adelaide Oval on 25 August 1973.  This is their story.

 

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It's the story of two children who disappeared from the Adelaide oval in 1973.&nbsp; Joanne Ratcliffe and Kirste Jane Gordon&nbsp; were two Australian girls who went missing while attending an Australian rules football match at the Adelaide Oval on 25 August 1973.&nbsp; This is their story.
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Little lost girls

On the morning of August 2nd 1979, Desmond Francis Carr went to work alone on a road in outback Western Australia. 40 years on and he has never been seen again.

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On the morning of August 2nd 1979, Desmond Francis Carr went to work alone on a road in outback Western Australia. 40 years on and he has never been seen again.
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On the morning of August 2nd 1979, Desmond Francis Carr went to work alone on a road in outback Western Australia. 40 years on and he has never been seen again.The Missing Persons Podcast Network was developed to create awareness for the 38,000 mi...

The Disappearance of Des

Damien Dickies dad Robert went missing in June 2016, then 9 days later his only son Dylan also went missing. This is his story

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Damien Dickies dad Robert went missing in June 2016, then 9 days later his only son Dylan also went missing. This is his story
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The true story of a two members of the same family who have gone missing

My Dad and Son are missing

If you love True Crime Podcast but don't have much time then you'll love 12 minute True Crime.  Some of the worst True Crime stories in Australia delivered in 12 minutes each week.

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If you love True Crime Podcast but don't have much time then you'll love 12 minute True Crime.&nbsp; Some of the worst True Crime stories in Australia delivered in 12 minutes each week.
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12 Minute True Crime

On Sunday, February 4th, 2024, Samantha Murphy left her house to go for a run, she has never been seen again . 
Over a month has passed and it seems we are no closer to finding out what happened to Sam. 
In this short 6-part series, we look into some of the circumstances around the case and talk to those people on the ground who are searching for Sam. 
We speak to experts about some of the theories in the case, from ex Police detectives to experts in telecommunications tracing and we investigate some of the other theories that have been brought forward in the case.
The first episode is released on Wednesday 13th of March on Apple podcast subscription and then on Monday 18th across all platforms 

On Sunday, February 4th, 2024, Samantha Murphy left her house to go for a run, she has never been seen again . Over a month has passed and it seems we are no closer to finding out what happened to Sam. In this short 6-part series, we look into some of the circumstances around the case and talk to those people on the ground who are searching for Sam. We speak to experts about some of the theories in the case, from ex Police detectives to experts in telecommunications tracing and we investigate some of the other theories that have been brought forward in the case. The first episode is released on Wednesday 13th of March on Apple podcast subscription and then on Monday 18th across all platforms

Introducing - Missing Pieces - The Search for Samantha Murphy

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In this episode, we sit down with renowned criminal psychologist Tim Watson-Munro to unravel the complexities of the Samantha Murphy case from Ballarat. Samantha's disappearance has puzzled law enforcement and the public alike, leaving more questions than answers. Through an in-depth conversation with Tim, we explore the psychological underpinnings of the case, examine the clues left behind, and discuss the impact on the community and the ongoing search for justice. Watson-Muro brings his expert analysis and unique insights, shedding new light on one of Australia's most perplexing cases.

In this episode, we sit down with renowned criminal psychologist Tim Watson-Munro to unravel the complexities of the Samantha Murphy case from Ballarat. Samantha's disappearance has puzzled law enforcement and the public alike, leaving more questions than answers. Through an in-depth conversation with Tim, we explore the psychological underpinnings of the case, examine the clues left behind, and discuss the impact on the community and the ongoing search for justice. Watson-Muro brings his expert analysis and unique insights, shedding new light on one of Australia's most perplexing cases.

The Criminal Psychologist

In this episode, former police detective Damien Marrett brings his wealth of undercover experience to the fore. Marrett unfolds his theories on the disappearance, looking through the complexities of the investigation with the keen eye of a seasoned investigator.

You can find out more about Damiens work here: https://www.marrettinvestigations.com.au

In this episode, former police detective Damien Marrett brings his wealth of undercover experience to the fore. Marrett unfolds his theories on the disappearance, looking through the complexities of the investigation with the keen eye of a seasoned investigator.
You can find out more about Damiens work here:<a href="https://www.marrettinvestigations.com.au/about"> https://www.marrettinvestigations.com.au</a>

Arrested and Charged

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This episode takes you into the heart of the investigation, where mobile phone forensics became the key to unlocking the mystery. We'll explore the groundbreaking techniques used by mobile phone experts to trace Samantha's movements, analyse communication patterns, and ultimately, pinpoint critical evidence that lies hidden within digital footprints

Thanks to Associate Professor Mark Gregory, who is a senior telecommunications and network engineering academic at RMIT. 

This episode takes you into the heart of the investigation, where mobile phone forensics became the key to unlocking the mystery. We'll explore the groundbreaking techniques used by mobile phone experts to trace Samantha's movements, analyse communication patterns, and ultimately, pinpoint critical evidence that lies hidden within digital footprints
Thanks to Associate Professor Mark Gregory, who is a senior telecommunications and network engineering academic at RMIT.

Introducing - Missing Pieces - The Search for Samantha Murphy

My Dad and Son are missing

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