I Catch Killers with Gary Jubelin

For Josh Bolton, going to jail felt like a school reunion - he was a bikie behind bars, locked up with many of his mates. He started to look at the world differently after being forced to attend his grandmother’s funeral in handcuffs, flanked by police officers. In the last years of his sentence, he decided to turn his life around and leave the outlaw world behind him.

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Josh Bolton was living the fast life - as the sergeant-at-arms of a bikie gang, he was the gang’s muscle. The enforcer. Everything was going well until his crimes caught up with him, and he was jailed for kidnapping, assaulting and threatening to set a drug dealer on fire.

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Retired detective John Ferriso has seen every type of crime. Across his 20 year career, he investigated corrupt cops, worked on countless cold cases and solved the mystery of the woman who didn’t know who she was. These are the war stories of a NYPD cop.

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John Ferriso grew up streets away from where the Son of Sam murdered his victims. Inspired to catch the bad guys from a young age, he spent decades working as a detective for the famed New York Police Department (NYPD). As a cop in New York City, nothing shocked him. Until September 11, when he was standing just metres from the twin towers, watching the second plane fly through the building.

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After spending a decade in and out of jail, reformed drug dealer Lukas Williams walked out of prison for the last time in 2011. Swapping the criminal world for academia, Lukas is now helping people heal. In this episode, Lukas talks to Gary Jubelin about the moment he met the Northern Territory community rocked by the Zachary Rolfe police shooting in 2019, which killed Kumanjayi Walker.

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Lukas Williams grew up in a world full of trouble; his father accidentally ran over his mother with a car, he fell into dealing drugs, then got addicted and began carrying out armed robberies. His teenage years were spent in and out of boys homes, followed by a decade in and out of prison. Looking back, he says he’d been hurt and wanted to hurt others. It was a way of life he had to break free from.

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Former heroin addict Holly Deane-Johns was locked up in a Thai prison for 7.5 years over drug charges. She couldn’t see the hard concrete floor of the crowded cell she shared with hundreds of women, she had a 22 centimetre floor space to sleep on, she had a rotting tooth pulled out by an inmate, she was sick from the food, and she also shared 10 filthy toilets with 2000 women. This was Holly’s Hell.

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When Holly Deane-Johns was 11, she worked for her mum’s escort business answering phones. By the age of 14, she’d had her first hit of heroin in her bedroom with her mum. From that moment she was hooked. What followed was years of cooking the drug, dealing and using - as well as a stint in jail. But nothing could stop her getting her next hit. Not even attending her heroin addicted mother’s funeral in handcuffs. 

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A few guys riding motorbikes suspiciously around a nuclear reactor. That was the start of Operation Pendennis. Peter Moroney was one of the counter terrorism detectives behind the secret police operation working to prevent a deadly NYE terrorist attack. Moments before D-Day, the Prime Minister had been informed and laws had been changed - now it was down to the team to save thousands of Australians. 

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Retired detective Peter Moroney helped bring down one of the largest terrorist plots on Australian soil during his career. In the wake of Sydney’s horrifying stabbings at Bondi Junction and a church, the former counter terrorism detective responds to the shocking attacks. 

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Retired detective Damian Loone has taken DNA evidence around the world to be tested, he’s negotiated with armed hostage takers and he’s investigated the disappearance of three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer. But the case that took the wind out of him was that of the 2014 Lindt Cafe Siege - where 18 people were held hostage by a lone gunman in Sydney’s CBD, and he was among those first on scene.

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As a detective, Damian Loone played a vital part in catching Lynette Dawson’s killer. First handed the case file 20 years after the young mother was last seen, Loone spent half of his career collecting the evidence to convict her murderer. He talks Gary Jubelin through every step of the investigation.

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Convicted drug dealer Joe Kwon shared a prison cell with a billionaire accountant, who changed his life forever. In exchange for providing his protection, Joe’s new cellmate taught him about business and encouraged him to read. After being released, Joe went to university and set out on his own, working with some of the country’s leading companies and helping other ex-cons earn a second chance.

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Joe Kwon was jailed for running a drug syndicate. Years earlier, he’d dabbled in petty crime, became a foot soldier in an Asian crime gang while still at school and was later held for ransom by the bikies. At his peak, Joe was living the high life; splashing thousands of dollars in cash just because he could do. That was until the morning undercover cops infiltrated his syndicate and everything came crashing down.  

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Prisons are thought of as being dangerous but Kylie says she was assaulted more while working as a nurse than now, as a prison officer. After changing her career on her 40th birthday, she works to help reintegrate prisoners into the community. From running into former inmates on her way home to responding to emergencies behind bars, Kylie tells Gary Jubelin what it’s really like to work behind bars.

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Clint has been to jail twice as a prisoner but now he’s back - working in the prison he used to be locked up in. As a teenager, Clint was living on the streets before joining the army, where he was forced to end his military career due to injury. He then got into trouble growing cannabis and ended up incarcerated. He tells Gary Jubelin how he got out, and why he went back inside again.

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Just 12 months before Andrew Krakouer played in the WAFL Grand Final, he was sitting in a prison cell. Years later, he played in a Grand Final at the MCG in front of 90,000 rowdy fans. Although he spent time behind bars, Krakouer told Gary Jubelin he isn’t a bad person, he just did a bad thing - and he reveals why he wouldn’t change a thing.

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AFL star Andrew Krakouer was at the height of his footy career when he was sent to prison. It was a place he hoped never to end up, after spending his childhood visiting his own father in jail. In 2008, he was found guilty of serious assault, swapping his footy jersey for prison greens. Looking back at his life, Krakouer talks Gary Jubelin through the highs and lows. 

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The team at I Catch Killers is deeply saddened by the passing of our good friend Russell Manser. Russell has helped so many people in his life. The courage that he showed to turn his life around and help other people was truly inspirational. You will be missed brother. Rest in peace.

This episode is from the archives, and was first published on 11 November 2021.

In part two of Gary's chat with Russell he talks about his time in prison and how he became driven to get involved in the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse.

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The team at I Catch Killers is deeply saddened by the passing of our good friend Russell Manser. Russell has helped so many people in his life. The courage that he showed to turn his life around and help other people was truly inspirational. You will be missed brother. Rest in peace.

This episode is from the archives, and was first published on 8 November 2021.

Russell Manser has an extensive criminal history. He robbed banks, escaped from custody, was a heroin addict and spent 23 years in gaol.

What wasn’t known about Russell is that he was the victim of institutionalised sexual abuse. He's a tough guy who has the courage to talk about his experiences and encourage others to come forward.

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The worlds of crime, sport, media, law and business come together in part two of this special celebratory episode of I Catch Killers for Johnny Lewis. The coach has saved many lives - including Garth Wood's. The former boxer, who recently spent time in jail, reveals how he spent his days in his cell thinking about fond memories with Lewis, which ultimately pulled him through.

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Australian athletes including Jeff Fenech and actor Matt Nable were among those who lined up to celebrate legendary boxing trainer Johnny Lewis during an extraordinary ‘This Is Your Life’-style tribute for his 80th birthday. Lewis spent his career working with everyone from prisoners and former criminals to everyday people, helping to turn their lives around. He even saved Gary Jubelin when he hit rock bottom. 

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Jack Laurence has spoken to some of the most terrifying criminals in the US, including a contract killer called Wild Bill whose crimes made him as one of the country's most wanted criminals. The host of the One Minute Remaining podcast tells Gary Jubelin what it is like to spend time deep in conversation with a murderer, and why he chose to publish what Wild Bill told him.

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Convicted murderers call Jack Laurence at all hours - in the early morning; while he’s out doing the groceries; when he’s about to go to bed. It’s all in a day’s work for the podcaster, who records his One Minute Remaining series of telephone interviews with US prisoners from the comfort of his child’s toy room. Doing so, he’s interviewed contract killers, those who have been wrongly convicted, and people on death row. 

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Joe Williams achieved huge success as a professional rugby league player and champion boxer, but was diagnosed as bipolar and also suffered from brain trauma and racism. At his lowest point, he wanted to end his life. Despite everything he’s been through, Joe wouldn’t change any of it. This is how he retrained his brain and found freedom.

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Former rugby league star Joe Williams was only 13 when he signed his first deal with the Sydney Roosters and dreamed of becoming like the players he saw on television. But the mix of drugs and alcohol he used to manage pressure and escape his own emotions cost him a promising career. This is how Joe turned his life around after.

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Kylie Moore-Gilbert was in solitary confinement for almost 12 months straight. There was no bed, no mattress and no pillows. The toilets made her sick and she wasn’t allowed soap to wash her hands. But Kylie wouldn't give in; she went on hunger strikes, scaled a three-storey building and snuck notes to speak to other prisoners. What drove her was the knowledge she'd been jailed for a crime she had not committed.

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Kylie Moore Gilbert was locked away in a notorious Iranian prison for 804 days - and she’d done nothing wrong. The academic was arrested at the airport on her way home to Australia, blindfolded, interrogated and then held in isolation. From her cell, Kylie could hear other prisoners screaming. She had no toilet, no one else spoke English and she didn’t know if she would ever get home.

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Former detective Jon Rouse revolutionised one of the most difficult areas in policing - child exploitation. The ex Queensland cop smashed international paedophile networks, rescued thousands of children from their abusers and worked to identify and remove victims from online images and videos through Task Force Argos. Jon joins Gary Jubelin to talk about his incredible legacy. 

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Former detective Jon Rouse has been a victim of an armed robbery, received several death threats and worked as a bank teller to fund his musical ambitions. But after becoming a police officer in the 1980s, Jon began infiltrating international paedophile networks - which revolutionised the way police around the world take down child sex offenders.

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Faith Tkalac has spent years campaigning for an inquest into the death of her son Jari after he was struck by a car driven by his girlfriend, Melissa Oates. In this episode, Gary Jubelin joins Faith at the court hearing, and speaks to crime reporter Amber Wilson, who has covered the case since 2020.   

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Twenty six-year-old Jari Wise died when he was hit by a car driven by his girlfriend, Melissa Oates. Since that night in 2020, there’s been a criminal trial in which Melissa pleaded guilty to several driving offences, and the judge found she was not responsible for Jari’s death. His mum, Faith Tkalac, has been campaigning for an inquest. Finally, that day has arrived. 

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Former Neighbours star Madeleine West has given her performance of a lifetime, putting the serial paedophile who abused her as a child behind bars. Working with detectives, the actor courageously relived her nightmares, confronting her abuser to coax a confession. Madeleine shares how she reclaimed her power and what her final words were to the ‘monster’ who stole her childhood.

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When Aussie actor Madeleine West was four, she was attacked by a paedophile. The horrific abuse happened for years - all at the hands of her next door neighbour. As a way to escape the dark reality of her childhood, Madeleine became an actress - but the twisted memories soon flooded back. Madeleine joins Gary Jubelin to speak publicly for the first time.

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Australian boxer Ella Boot has a black eye and is covered in blood (her opponent’s). In the fighting world, this is the price of victory. In her first headline fight, Gary Jubelin follows Ella and her coach Johnny Lewis on fight night. From the weigh-in to the rare insights of the change rooms, discover what it really takes to win.

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Ella Boot has her sights set on becoming a world champion boxer. At 23 she’s held multiple national titles in karate, represented her country and travelled the world for fights. But a chance meeting with the legendary boxing trainer Johnny Lewis changed everything. In this episode, Gary Jubelin takes you inside the ropes to watch Ella train, go up against men during her sparring sessions and prepare for fight night. 

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Serial killer Dennis Rader, known as the BTK killer (Blind Torture Kill), murdered at least 10 people in the US. He also knows where Erin Moriarty lives. On this episode, the CBS crime reporter opens up about terrifying psychopaths, the cold case of a budding ballerina who vanished and the 'dream killer'.

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Martin Tankleff spent 17 years in jail, wrongly accused of his parents’ deaths. Twin brothers learned how to commit the perfect murder by watching television. A gunman shot and killed 20 children during a horrific school shooting. These are the cases ‘My Life of Crime’ podcast host Erin Moriarty has covered throughout her career - and there’s one that completely broke her.

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At any one time, Jack Beaumont had five different identities. Different names, different families, different local cafes. Every morning, he woke up and became someone else. As a spy with the DGSE - the French CIA - he spent years infiltrating the worst humans on earth. Jack returns to I Catch Killers to talk about the cost of being a spy, having a licence to kill and the only thing that rattles him.

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Jack Beaumont has piloted single seater jets in dogfights, flown twice as high as commercial planes and experienced 9Gs - a G-force that makes you lose your sight and pushes your heart to your chest. The long-time friend of I Catch Killers returned to the podcast, but on one condition - Gary Jubelin had to fly in a fighter jet. In today’s episode, Gary records the podcast from the two-seater little red Super Decathlon. 

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Jeffrey Morgan spent 18 years incarcerated in maximum security prisons. The reformed bank robber once saw it as a badge of honour to go to jail, but now he’s turned his life around - and he’s helping keep kids on the right side of the law. Jeffrey joins Gary Jubelin on stage at the I Catch Killer’s live show to share stories of armed robberies, police chases and redemption.

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Russell Oxford spent more than 40 years solving some of Australia’s most gruesome murders and infamous cases. He arrested famously corrupt cop Roger Rogerson, caught the Butcher of Wollongong and solved the horrific 1986 murder of Janine Balding. Russell joins Gary Jubelin on stage at the I Catch Killer’s live show. 

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Charlie Bezzina has solved some of Victoria’s biggest homicide cases, Trent Dalton grew up surrounded by drug dealers and infamous prison escapees, Craig Foster relentlessly fought to save a stranger he’d never met. I Catch Killers’ former executive producer Claire Harvey returns to the podcast to discuss the guests that shocked Gary, and also made him laugh and cry.

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When Andrew Hamilton’s house was raided by police, he hid behind his bedroom door; when Ron Isherwood needed his next hit of drugs in prison, he escaped by swimming through shark-infested water; when Ron and Leesa Topic were told their daughter had been shot dead by police, their lives changed forever. Claire Harvey, I Catch Killers’ former executive producer, joins Gary to talk about some of the biggest I Catch Killers moments of 2023.  

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Rob Carlton has been shot and killed, had his genitals removed, robbed banks and had open heart surgery - on television, that is. The actor sits down with Gary Jubelin to chat about what it takes to play despicable characters, the iconic role he almost ruined and how any one of us could make a decision that sends us down a path or crime.

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Actor and comedian Rob Carlton has never been to jail or led a life of crime, but he has been taken to dark places through acting. He joins I Catch Killers for a special summer episode to share what it was like to play notorious paedophile Jeffrey Hillsley, why we need every sort of person on the planet and he even reveals one of Gary Jubelin’s most embarrassing moments.

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Andy McNab’s life reads like a fiction novel. He was abandoned at birth, raised by the cleaner, has almost every gallantry award the military can give, is producing a musical in New York, has worked with Robert de Niro - and was diagnosed as a psychopath. In part two, the SAS veteran tells Gary Jubelin what it’s like living as a functioning psychopath.

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Whipped and tortured and forced to lick his own faeces off his arm, Andy McNab endured weeks of horrific treatment while held hostage in Iraq. At its worst, he had his teeth pulled out and lined up for execution. The SAS veteran joins Gary Jubelin from the United Kingdom to share what it takes to survive when you’re faced with death.

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As a professional boxer, Garth Woods faced his share of tough fights, but nothing prepared him for life behind bars. While he expected to face a bunch of hardened crims, instead he found people facing mental health and addiction battles. Garth opens up about the hardest moments of his prison sentence and the lessons he has learned that he still carries with him today. 

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The interview Gary wished he didn't have to do. Former professional boxer and rugby league winger, Garth Wood returns to I Catch Killers having recently been released from prison for assault. In this raw and honest conversation, Garth explains what happened, his regrets about the incident, and what it’s like being caught up in the justice system.  

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The first time Sean Turnell saw a gun in real life, was when an AK47 was being pointed at his head. For the next few years, the economics professor spent his days locked in a horrifying 150-year-old prison alongside drug traffickers. The bars were rusty, the walls were stained with blood, there were huge scorpions, rats, and spiders, and the food often poisoned the prisoners. This is his extraordinary story of survival.

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Sean Turnell spent 650 days in one of Southeast Asia’s most notorious prisons for a crime he didn’t commit. His ankles and wrists were shackled, and he was tortured and forced to live on a concrete floor in a box with no windows. Until that moment, he’d never been on the wrong side of the law. He’d never even received a parking ticket. But his whole world changed when he was accused of being an MI6 spy.

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Conor Woodman was captured, blindfolded and driven through the jungle with a bag over his head. The investigative journalist was being taken to a meth lab in South East Asia. He was in a brutal place where tigers are cooked for dinner, child prostitution is rife on the streets and rebels kill people and eat their hearts to send a message. 

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Evelyn’s laughter, Clinton’s fast feet and Colleen’s friendly spirit live on in Bowraville when hundreds of students celebrate their legacy at an annual sports carnival. It’s been 33 years since the murders, but the pain is still as raw as it was in 1990-91. Join Gary as he reunites with the families, chats to locals and even speaks to the New South Wales police officers for the first time since he finished his career as a homicide detective. 

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Three murdered children, one country town and a serial killer who still walks the streets. The Bowraville murders are one of Australia’s most notorious unsolved serial murder cases. The victims were 16-year-old Colleen Walker Craig, Evelyn Greenup, 4, and Clinton Speedy-Duroux, 16. Gary Jubelin first went to Bowraville in 1997 to investigate these horrific crimes. Today he’s going back to Bowraville to retrace the steps of the missing children. 

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Lynette Dawson, now remembered as Lynette Simms, went missing from her home in 1982. But it would take another 40 years for her husband Chris Dawson to be convicted of her murder. Investigative journalist Hedley Thomas shares his own personal connection to Lyn’s story.

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A school teacher, a missing wife and abuse of a school girl. The Teacher’s Pet was the podcast that captivated the world. The award-winning journalist behind it, Hedley Thomas, joins Gary once more to discuss the ins and outs of the investigation into Lynette Dawson’s disappearance - ultimately landing murderer Chris Dawson behind bars.

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Derrick McManus wasn’t meant to survive. He was shot in his stomach, arms and legs when a police ambush took a terrifying turn. The shooter, armed with a Chinese military weapon, was firing thousands of shots in all directions. McManus was lying on the ground, bleeding for three hours. He was just 30 seconds away from death.

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Derrick McManus trained with the SAS. As an elite member of the STAR (Special Tasks and Rescue) Group, he ran VIP security to the Queen, high risk witness protection and underwater recovery. But what started as another ordinary day ended with McManus being shot 14 times in 15 seconds. What unfolded became one of Australia’s longest police sieges.

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Gary joins Nina Young, co-host of True Crime Cheat Sheet, to talk about what really goes down in the police interview room from the heartbreaking to the hilarious. It's a fascinating inside look into a world most of us will never see.

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When the judge’s hammer went down, sentencing Ant Middleton to 14 months behind bars for assaulting a cop, he smiled. Not to be smug, but because he was stepping into the unknown. He needed to be the best prisoner he could be. The elite soldier is always chasing a challenge. But it was one of his biggest missions that almost killed him - and it wasn’t in a war zone.

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Ant Middleton has faced death more times than he can count. One night during dinner, he got a call. Within minutes, Middleton packed up his lasagna and was off on a secret mission. He didn’t know how long he’d be away, he didn’t know where and he couldn’t tell his wife. The former soldier spent years with the special forces as a point man and sniper. He sits down with Gary Jubelin to answer the question he hates most: what is it like to kill?

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At 23, Leisl Smith had her whole life in front of her. But her ex boyfriend, James Scott Church, had other ideas. Six years after she went missing, he was charged with her murder. After a gruelling 13-week trial, there are still no answers. Why? Because Church took his own life a day before the verdict was due to be made public - locking the judge’s verdict away forever. Jerildene Cane is hoping to change that, and bring closure to her family.

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Leisl Smith, 23, was last seen in 2012. Her car was found abandoned months later. In 2018, Smith’s ex boyfriend James Scott Church was charged with her suspected murder. But what unfolded on the last day of the trial was completely unprecedented. It was a twist nobody expected. Jerildene Cane joins Gary in hopes she can find justice for her little sister.

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A duffle bag stuffed with cash, guns and ecstasy. It was all Andrew Geldert needed to taste freedom after leaving the army. The former sniper became heavily entrenched in the underworld, seeking the next big thrill. But an undercover cop infiltrated his crew. He was arrested after he dropped his son off at daycare. Sentenced to years behind bars, Andrew saw prison as a way to be set free. His goal - to become the most successful ex-prisoner that ever walked the planet. 

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Andrew Geldert almost died when he was shot twice at close range in a bikie room brawl. As a boy, he watched his mum’s boyfriend hang himself from a gumtree in his backyard. He cut the body down with a blunt kitchen knife. At 19, he was a sniper in the army. He’s been a professional boxer, a nominee member of a bikie club, a drug dealer and maximum security prisoner. Despite his troubled past, the former veteran took his jail sentence and turned it into a beautiful journey of redemption.

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Growing up, there was a monster in Trent Dalton’s life. Tackling a limb each of the man abusing their mother, the four Dalton boys restrained him until police arrived. Domestic violence, crime, loss, grief, loved ones going to prison - these experiences filled Trent’s boyhood. Until he broke free from the invisible wall that had been locking him into a future of crime.

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Mysterious hidden rooms, secret red telephones, drug dealers and infamous prison escapes. Trent Dalton’s childhood was far from normal. Raised in a murky world surrounded by felons, the Dalton boys could have easily taken the path of crime. Instead, the award-winning author found love - and a Rolling Stone magazine.

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Ron Isherwood escaped prison by swimming through shark infested water. He was a heroin addict who went from gangster criminal to drug dealer. He soon turned his heavily inked back on the life he was born into. For years he was clean. He stayed out of trouble, out of prison. Until the afternoon he went down for importing 12 kilograms of cocaine into Australia.

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Ron Isherwood was sent to prison for four attempted murders. He was 17. Growing up, his room was filled with rifles - all given to him by serious gangsters, kangaroo skins, gun belts with bullets, swords, machetes. His father was an “evil” man who once shot at Ron because he slammed the car door, and rewarded him for helping with robberies. Despite a deadly childhood filled with crime, drugs and underworld crims, Ron managed to find his way out the other side.

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A plane shot down over Ukraine by deadly Russian missiles. Hundreds of bodies strewn across a field. It was a moment that left Australian Border Force Commissioner Michael Outram without sleep for months. This is how it all unfolded.

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Crime syndicates are smuggling cocaine completely undetected through secret undercover doors scattered across the country. But narcotics aren’t the only things infiltrating the nation. Australian Border Force Commissioner Michael Outram joins Gary to share how the world’s biggest criminals are dropping drugs across the border. 

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A young woman was found dead in a garage. Another woman’s death sends her mother overseas. Every case is a tale of two sides - the families and the police. The reporters behind the latest true crime podcast investigation, Dying Rose, share the stories that would have otherwise been lost. 

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A young mother was found hanging in a tree. A daughter was found dead, mauled by dogs in a backyard.Those are just two of the chilling cases uncovered by a team of reporters, who have lifted the lid on some of Australia’s darkest secrets. Gary Jubelin sits down with the reporters behind Dying Rose, a true crime podcast investigation.

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Dr Felicity Gerry KC dropped out of school to ride horses. But it didn’t stop her becoming a top barrister, representing people accused of some of the most horrific crimes. Moving to Australia over a decade ago, she saw first hand the horrors of Don Dale - including the appalling treatment of one of her clients, who was starved in prison to “take the bite out of him”.

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Dr Felicity Gerry KC fights for people caught up in messy situations - murders, terrorism and war crimes. She represented a terrorist accused of the bomb plot in Federation Square on Christmas Day. She even helped save Mary Jane Veloso from death row just 30 minutes before the young mother was due to face the firing squad. 

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Former drug dealer Andrew Truong spent years meeting addicts in secretive locations to sell them their next hit of heroin. But the law soon caught up to him. Thrown into jail with cockroaches and rusty showers, Truong felt like his life was about to end. Ultimately, his new life was just beginning.

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Drugs, fast cars, cash and beautiful women. That’s all convicted drug dealer Andrew Truong wanted in life. He went from selling party pills at raves to dealing heroin in dingy streets. He was earning more money selling drugs than he was working three day jobs. For two years, Truong’s life revolved around selling drugs and eating Hungry Jacks. Until it all came crashing down.

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Grace Tame was 15 when she was first sexually abused by her teacher. She was a school girl. He was an ex soldier. But the true fighter in this story is Grace. Overcoming the darkest moments of her life, the fearless activist is reclaiming her power while also supporting victims of sexual abuse. 

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You might know Grace Tame as an activist for survivors of sexual assault, but there’s so much more to the 2021 Australian of the Year. As a teenager, Grace moved to the US by herself and struck up a friendship with John Cleese. Grace joins Gary Jubelin to chat about everything - including why she ran for 72 kilometres straight, how she uses humour to punch up and what really happened during that moment she met former prime minister Scott Morrison. 

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Armed with beer glasses and metal knuckle dusters, the Finks bikie club violently crashed a police Christmas party. Former detective Craig Semple got caught on the wrong end of one bulked-up bikie who king-hit him, knocking him to the ground. For years after, he spent nights lying awake fantasising about vengeance. This is his revenge story.

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In just two years, former detective Craig Semple dealt with 12 murders and a budding serial killer. There were jail murders, drug murders and domestic violence murders. He even spent Christmas morning at a murder scene, after spending the night setting up a swing set for his young kids. But ultimately, locking up the bad guys took its toll. 

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Meet one of the baddest figures of Sydney’s underworld. He committed his first crime at 12 years old. He was acquitted of several armed robberies involving millions of dollars, fast cars and balaclavas, and he was charged with attempted murder. His identity has been hidden - until today.

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Max Sica horrifically killed three of Shirley Singh’s children. They were found dead in a spa bath. The water was overflowing. There was blood on the walls. Years before he committed the horrendous triple murder, Max Sica was described by a prison psychologist as having the hallmarks of a psychopath. This is how a quiet family home became the scene of one of the most gruesome crimes Australia’s ever seen.

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Shirley Singh’s three youngest children were brutally murdered in the family home. Max Sica killed his girlfriend Neelma, 24, and her two siblings, Kunal, 18, and Sidhi, 12. He attacked them with a garden fork, dumped their bodies in the spa bath and flooded them with scalding hot water. Just a decade earlier, Sica had been sentenced to nine years behind bars for 83 offences. The fearless mum joins Gary to share her chilling story, keeping the memory of her three kids alive.

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While many paedophiles face a few years behind bars, their victims are given a life long sentence of suffering. Fighting lawyer Andrew Carpenter has one mission - to make Australia the most dangerous place for child sex offenders, and it starts with seizing super. 

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Andrew Carpenter is a lawyer and a mixed martial arts ring announcer. He’s also known as the most hated man in Australia by child sex offenders - and it’s his badge of honour. As a voice for survivors of child sexual abuse, Carpenter has spent years locking up the lowest of the low criminals.

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Jack Roney had a secret. Between searching for missing children and attending heartbreaking murder-suicides as a detective, he was looking for something more. During his commute to work, Jack secretly spent months fiercely bleeding words onto the page. Soon after, he left his career as a cop in favour of life as a crime writer.

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Jack Roney joined the police fresh out of high school. He attended fatal car crashes, got in fights with bikies, was sent to the scene of tragic murder-suicides and interviewed children whose parents were shot and killed in their own home. Needing to escape the heavy toll of child protection, Jack Roney found a way to process the hard truth of what he was seeing by becoming a crime fiction writer

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Former detective senior sergeant Ed Kinbacher has seen a lot of crime in the past 40 years. He locked up notorious con man Danny Shakespeare. He observed the horror left behind by a mother who killed eight children days before Christmas. But one case that still bugs him is that of the mysterious Jet Set Bandit. 

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Ex top cop Ed Kinbacher has a reputation for unorthodox investigations. He’s conducted his own backyard experiments to catch killers, he’s taken unusual measures to track down persons of interest, and he’s been first on the scene as an active shooter fired at a Queensland hospital. Following in the footsteps of his grandfather and father, policing very much runs through the recently retired detective senior sergeant’s blood.

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Craig Foster sacrificed his entire life for a man he’d never met. Foster spent months flying around the world between FIFA, the UN and European embassies fighting for footballer Hakeem al-Araibi, who was wrongfully detained on his honeymoon. Prepared to lose whatever it took, including his house, Foster assured al-Araibi’s wife that her husband wasn’t going to die in prison. What unfolded was an incredible race against the clock.

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Craig Foster is a former Socceroo captain, TV presenter, law student - he’s even won the odd Logie Award. But at his core, he’s just a guy from rural Australia, hoping to make an impact on the world. When he heard Hakeem al-Araibi had been wrongfully detained in a Thai prison, Foster reacted the only way he could. He quit his job, packed up his life and went overseas to save a man he’d never met.

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Tony Hoang was a teenage drug dealer hanging out with violent gangs and feeding a raging heroin habit. Not far away, Russell Manser had robbed his first bank at 22 - the first in a string of several violent burglaries. This is how they escaped the deadly world of crime.

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Nader Hamdan was just 16 when he punched a cop in the jaw and grabbed his gun. On the other side of New South Wales in Redfern’s notorious streets, Jeffrey Morgan was running riots with police and robbing banks. Both men were heading to an early grave or life behind bars. Instead, they turned their troubled lives around. This is their redemption story. 

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In part two of Gary's chat with Damien they talk about his incredible survival and how his positive attitude and drive helped push him forward and achieve what many thought was going to be impossible. 

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Private Damien Thomlinson is a former member of the elite 2nd Commando Regiment of the Australian Army who was terribly injured after a bomb explosion in Afghanistan. His inspiring journey back from the dead stands as proof that no challenge is too great and that the ANZAC spirit is truly alive and well.

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There's been a lot of headlines about the William Tyrrell investigation recently. This is what Gary Jubelin has to say.

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