I Catch Killers with Gary Jubelin

What are pig butchering scams? Are you at risk of online fraud? How can you keep yourself safe online? Gary Jubelin sat down with Tracy Hall at SXSW Sydney to shed some light on the global cyber syndicates and scams of the digital underworld. 

Listen to the past podcast episodes with Tracy Hall here and here.

Learn more about Tracy Hall here, as well as Tracy's educational resources here. 

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White Lotus actor Rob Carlton becomes a suspect in a mock interrogation as Gary Jubelin and Aussie comedian Elouise Eftos demonstrate their detective skills. The two comedians take over hosting duties of I Catch Killers while Gary answers their questions in a lighthearted - and at times chaotic - end of year episode.

Learn more about Rob Carlton’s show, Virgin In A Knife Fight, touring nationally in 2026 here, or listen to Rob’s new podcast Braveworlds here.

Learn more about Elouise’s work in progress show, The Trophy, and find out tour dates here.

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Aussie actor Rob Carlton and comedian Elouise Eftos take over hosting duties in these final episodes of the year, asking Gary Jubelin all the tough listener questions. From friendship and fame to criminal convictions and becoming Thailand’s accidental sex tourism ambassador - this chat has a little bit of everything, even Gary’s dog Spike joins the studio.

Learn more about Rob Carlton’s show, Virgin In A Knife Fight, touring nationally in 2026 here, or listen to Rob’s new podcast Braveworlds here.

Learn more about Elouise’s work in progress show, The Trophy, and find out tour dates here.

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Justice was shockingly ripped from Leisl Smith’s family when her killer ended his own life. For more than 13 years, Jerildene Cane fought for answers over her little sister’s disappearance. And in September 2025, they finally got them when a coroner handed down her findings. 

Jerildene joins Gary Jubelin on this bonus episode of I Catch Killers to reflect on the unprecedented decision, fighting the legal system and how her refusal to accept “no” might potentially change the law for other families. 

Catch up on Jerildene’s past I Catch Killers podcast interviews. Part one is here,part two is here, and abonus from the Coroner’s Court is here.

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Retired homicide detective Graeme Simpfendorfer reveals how artificial intelligence could finally crack Australia’s most notorious cold cases. As AI revolutionises murder investigations and predicts crimes before they occur, criminals are learning to weaponise the same technology - so who will master it first?

Listen to Graeme Simpfendorfer’s earlier I Catch Killers episodes -part one hereandpart two here.

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Thousands of people fled for safety at Australia’s iconic Bondi Beach as two gunmen opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration. In a matter of minutes, the shooters killed 15 innocent people including a 10-year-old girl, and 40 others are in hospital. 

Former counter terrorism detective Peter Moroney joins Gary Jubelin on this bonus episode of I Catch Killers to explain how the massacre unfolded, whether it could have been prevented and what happens next.

Forensic psychologist Dr Nathan Brooks also joins Gary to give an insight into the minds of people who commit these acts of terror.

Listen to more from Peter Moroneyhereandhere, or catch up on the recent episodes with Dr Nathan Brookshereandhere.

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Former detective Graeme Simpfendorfer spent 27 years investigating murders, armed robberies and serious crimes. What took him months of work can now take seconds - thanks to pioneering AI technology. From identifying getaway cars instantly to tracking suspects in real-time, AI is revolutionising criminal investigations. Graeme joins Gary Jubelin to share the incredible potential and the serious dangers of this brave new world.

Listen to Graeme Simpfendorfer’s earlier I Catch Killers episodes - part one hereandpart two here.

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Glen Fisher was told he’d be dead by 21. Forced to survive on the violent streets of Kings Cross, Glen felt safer in jail. Decades after he was abused as a child, Glen tells Gary Jubelin how he wore a wire to bring down a pedophile and convict another three, how he broke his 30-year heroin addiction and how he’s now helping homeless Australians, showing kindness costs nothing but saves lives. 

This episode contains mentions of sexual abuse and suicide, if you need support contact Lifeline on 13 11 14

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Glen Fisher has been pushed from a moving car by his father, had his fingers severed by his alcoholic mother and was sexually abused as a child. Wanting to escape the horror, Glen ran away from home, only to land in the dangerous hands of pedophiles operating in Sydney’s Kings Cross. From breaking addiction to living on the dark streets, Glen shares how he survived the predator’s paradise. 

This episode contains mentions of sexual abuse, if you need support contact Lifeline on 13 11 14

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When stun grenades exploded in Felicia Djamirze’s bedroom during a police raid, she thought she was going to die. The beauty queen was covered in third-degree burns, had gunpowder in her eyes and almost lost her hand. Felicia tells Gary Jubelin how she became a convicted drug trafficker who faced years in prison, why she has “f**k the police” tattooed to her in Russian, how she’s fighting to break intergenerational crime and why she’s advocating for prison reform.  

Learn more about Felicia Djamirze's book Accessory (with Erin O’Dywer) (Affirm Press) here.

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Former Miss Australia Felicia Djamirze was living the high life travelling the world, but behind the glamour she was fighting to survive. As a bikie wag, she was strangled unconscious and chased with a loaded gun at the hands of her drug-induced boyfriend. Felicia went into hiding as a way to start fresh, only she had no idea her life was about to get even worse.

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Why did a killer enter a window? Where did the killer bury a body? How did they kill the victim? Chris Blake asks these questions every day when he gets inside the minds of murderers at the Behavioural Science Unit in New Zealand. Working with a team of psychologists, Chris shares how they solve crimes, why empathy might just be a detective’s most powerful weapon and why he believes not every killer is evil.

Discover more about Chris Blake’s book, Softly Calls The Devil,here.

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From serial rapists who committed crimes undetected for decades to why kicking down doors at 6am is the worst way to get a confession, New Zealand detective Chris Blake shares the psychology behind catching criminals. Taking Gary Jubelin inside the Behavioural Science Unit - the team tracks serial offenders and murderers, helping to crack complex investigations.

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Doug Morgan and his twin brother Peter robbed more than 20 banks in just two years, becoming known as the After Dark Bandits. But when Peter shot two police officers, their bank robbing days came crashing down. From Doug’s dramatic arrest and being locked up in Pentridge Prison with some of the heaviest criminals to attempting a prison escape, he shares how they evaded police for years before being sentenced to more than a decade behind bars.

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For the Morgans, being a bank robber ran in the family. Doug and his twin brother Peter robbed more than 20 banks in their criminal careers, following in the footsteps of their father. 

Doug joins Gary Jubelin to reveal what life was really like as a bank robber, his biggest haul and how he became one of the most wanted men in Australia.

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A bomb planted at the courts, sovereign citizens and the deadly threat of ice are just some of the cases David Heilpern witnessed first hand as a country magistrate. He’s seen it all. But the cases that haunted with him most were those of child sexual abuse. David tells Gary Jubelin about the case that he’ll never forget.

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David Heilpern was a cannabis smoking, yoga loving lawyer who wanted to change the world. As a country magistrate, he’s held a vomit bag for a prisoner, watched one young man go to prison just to spend time with family and saw others he convicted die behind bars. David joins Gary Jubelin to share what it’s really like behind the bench, and how he became known as the “f**k” magistrate.

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Danielle Hogan was busted dealing cocaine as part of a huge drug syndicate. To prepare for prison, she took boxing lessons and even wore five pairs of underwear the day she was sentenced. From an inmate turning the whole jail against her to a violent prison fight where she was kicked in the ribs, Danielle shares why being locked behind bars saved her life and how she turned her life around.

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Danielle Hogan was Sydney’s go-to dial-a-dealer, making thousands every day delivering the drug around Australia’s most expensive suburbs. But Danielle didn’t always live a life of crime. After being attacked as a teenager, her life spiralled into the criminal underworld. Danielle joins Gary Jubelin to share how she went from being a private school student to prisoner, how she was forced to shower in front of men in jail cells and why she racked up $40,000 in parking fines selling drugs.

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Audrey Griffin was the type of person the world needs. But a killer that could have been stopped cut her life short. Adrian Torrens had been out on bail and was facing several non-related domestic violence charges when he murdered Audrey.

From Torrens’ DNA found under Audrey’s fingernails and the houses that weren’t doornocked to her phone being found by a friend days later at the crime scene, Kathleen Kirby joins Gary Jubelin to share how she had to fight to get justice for her daughter.

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Audrey Griffin was 19 years old when she was murdered by a stranger as she was walking home. Audrey was about to start her career with the Australian navy. She was fearless. She trekked Thailand alone, competed in Iron Man competitions with no training and swam with sharks most mornings. She had her whole life ahead of her.

In this special episode of I Catch Killers, Gary Jubelin travels to the Central Coast of New South Wales - to the location where Audrey was found. Initially, it was ruled a death by misadventure. Audrey’s mum, Kathleen Kirby, joins Gary to share how she fought for her daughter, found evidence herself and why she always knew it was murder.

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Erin Patterson meticulously planned the murders of three ex-relatives for months. From her self-serving lies and fabricated cancer diagnosis to the extraordinary acts of covering up her evil crime, author Greg Haddrick dissects the overwhelming evidence that led to her conviction. 

Find out more about Greg Haddrick’s book, The Mushroom Murders, here.

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When Erin Patterson murdered her former family members with a deadly lunch laced with lethal mushrooms, it caught the attention of the whole world. Author Greg Haddrick joins Gary Jubelin to share the unheard details of the trial, including what Patterson was really like before the calculated killings. 

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Serial predator Iain Packer murdered Emma Caldwell and raped 22 other women - and he almost got away with it. 

BBC journalist Sam Poling takes Gary Jubelin inside the investigation. From the police failings and Packer’s web of lies to becoming a star witness in the murder trial and ultimately, the conviction of Packer, Sam shares the personal toll of finding justice.

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Who killed Emma Caldwell? The 27-year-old woman mysteriously disappeared in 2005. Her body was found naked in isolated Scottish woods just weeks later. But it took 19 years to catch her killer. 

BBC journalist Sam Poling began investigating the cold case, only to discover the man she’d been interviewing for months was the man who murdered Emma. In a rare interview, Sam shares how she came face to face with a killer.

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Horse was among the most elite SAS soldiers, but it came with hidden scars. When the dog handler left the Australian army, his life spiralled. Unable to escape the trauma and chronic pain, Horse turned to drugs and alcohol. From using psychedelics in Mexico and seeking comfort in his dog Preston, Horse shares how he’s navigating stress beyond the frontline, why he doesn’t regret anything and how he’s found a lighter side of life training dogs for movies. 

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Former SAS operator Horse always dreamed of becoming a soldier. Alongside his dogs, he spent 12 years at the sharp end of the spear fighting in Afghanistan. From witnessing the most horrific parts of humanity and being saved by his dog to the heartbreaking moment of carrying his dog’s coffin, Horse joins Gary Jubelin to discuss bravery, betrayal and the battle after.

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Nicole Meyer was abused by paedophile Malka Leifer hundreds of times. The sisters fought internationally to bring Leifer to justice, and what unfolded was years of countless court appearances, dozens of overseas flights, an extradition and a lengthy trial. Leifer faced 70 charges including rape and was jailed for 15 years. Leifer was found guilty of the abuse towards Nicole's sisters, and not guilty towards of the abuse she suffered, leaving Nicole without any justice - but she won't be silenced anymore.

Watch the Stan Original documentary, Surviving Malka Leifer, out October 5.

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Nicole Meyer was first abused by her school principal when she was 15 years old. Malka Leifer continued abusing her, and her sisters - Dassi Erlich and Elly Sapper, for years. From grooming the community to breaking off Nicole’s engagement, Leifer controlled every aspect of her life. The sisters finally broke their silence, reporting the rapist to police. But, in the middle of one night in 2008, Leifer fled the country.

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For seven years, Kate DeAraugo did whatever she could to get her next hit of ice. She lived in a drug house with 10 other addicts, was arrested and charged several times, stripped and held in police cells, and was once stabbed by a machete-wielding man. 

She was faced with a terrifying choice, death or detox. Kate shares how she broke her 20 year addiction, turned her life around and her advice for supporting people in need.

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Kate DeAraugo shot to fame when she won Australian Idol in 2005. Within months, she was chasing the high of drugs. Very quickly, addiction took over her life. It wasn’t until Kate met a man with an ice pipe, that was the beginning of the end. 

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Helen Delaney first went viral when police smashed the window of her car. She is a sovereign citizen who has spent years causing danger to Scott Murrin’s family. From putting trackers on his kids and hiring security for his wedding to years in court, Scott joins Gary Jubelin to share the insane lengths Helen - the mother of his children - has gone to alongside other sovereign citizens.

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Scott Murrin’s ex Helen Delaney is a sovereign citizen who has relentlessly stalked his family and tried to kidnap his sons. For years, Scott has been fighting to keep his two boys safe from their mother, and he’s not about to give up. He joins Gary Jubelin to share how his ex became a sovereign citizen group founder, the threats and fake arrest warrants he’s received, and the toll it’s taken on his young family.

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What turns an ordinary person into a cold blooded lone killer? From the Christchurch massacre to disturbing cases of stalking and coercive control, Consultant Forensic Psychologist Dr Nathan Brooks reveals the warning signs, hidden triggers and psychological make-up of people who execute violent attacks. 

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Why are serial killers on the decline? What makes a murderer? Are incels becoming a deadly threat? From psychopaths to lone actors, Consultant Forensic Psychologist Dr Nathan Brooks takes Gary Jubelin inside the mind of killers and high risk offenders. 

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From the man who accidentally stabbed himself in the back to the jury who used a ouija board to connect with the dead witness, Judith Fordham has seen a lot. The former criminal barrister joins Gary Jubelin to share some of her most memorable “unwinnable” cases, and reveals what really goes on behind the jury doors.  

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A man charged with murder for talking angrily with his neighbour. A baby who died either by accident or at the hands of a parent. A murderer who became friends with a serial killer. Judith Fordham shares some of the most unbelievable cases of her career as a criminal barrister. And as a victim of crime herself, Judith understands more than most that becoming a criminal is sometimes as simple as a sliding door moment. 

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Melissa and Peter McGuinness lost their son in a car crash - and now they’re on a mission to stop it happening to someone you love. In a raw conversation with Gary Jubelin, the parents open up about life after the car crash that killed their 18 year old son Jordan and four innocent people. Instead of being crushed by grief, the parents are channelling their pain into You Choose - a movement that’s reached hundreds of thousands of young Australians. Road trauma isn’t an accident - it’s preventable, and every choice matters. 

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Jordan Hayes-McGuinness was driving home from a work Christmas party when he crashed into another car, killing four people and himself. He was drunk, on drugs, speeding and three times over the limit. In this episode, his parents, Melissa and Peter McGuinness, join Gary Jubelin to talk about why they’ll never celebrate Jordan’s life, the impact his choice has had on so many lives, and why they’re working to prevent other people from making life-changing choices.

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Armed with a crossbow, Ryan Pringle hunted police through pitch-black bushland at the School of Happiness commune. Former Deputy State Coroner Hugh Dillon, who presided over the inquest, and Gary Jubelin, who led the investigation, walk through every moment of the terrifying manhunt.  

From the chaos of that night to the Quakers Hill nursing home fire, the retired coroner shares some of the cases that impacted him most during his career, as well as calls for urgent reforms to fix the coronial system.

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How did a person die? That’s the question Hugh Dillon asked as he oversaw more than 300 cases during his career as Deputy State Coroner. Working in death investigation, the retired coroner has seen the best and worst of humanity. He joins Gary Jubelin to talk about some of the cases that he’ll never forget.

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Adam Smith was in jail when he first met Gary Jubelin. From warning the inmates not to talk to the former detective to the moment that made him change his life forever, the ex bikie joins the podcast to talk about the harsh reality of life behind bars and how he managed to turn his back on a life of crime.

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With the Finks club house name tattooed to his head, Adam Smith was one of the most senior bikie bosses in the country. Growing up, Adam’s life was idyllic, but a teenage trauma led him down the path of crime. In this episode, Adam shares what a brutal supermax prison is really like, the reality of bikie club houses and he reflects on the moment he first met Gary Jubelin while he was still in prison.

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Kerrin Hofstrand was the Queen of Ketamine. In the ‘90s, she was a drug dealer who first imported ketamine into Australia from the US hidden in contact lens bottles. Kerrin was running a lucrative empire - until the day of her bust, when her whole life crashed down around her.

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Kerrin Hofstrand was a stripper in Hawaii, dealt cocaine on cruise ships, worked in brothels, was an ICU nurse during the HIV epidemic and was the first person to bring ketamine into Australia. From her drug dealing days to spending time behind bars, Kerrin Hofstrand speaks about her wild life for the very first time - and nothing is off limits. 

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Owen Turnbull was firebombed twice in a series of gang related wars. Surrounded by flames, Owen was shot in the stomach by a balaclava-clad gunman. Months later, the house was firebombed again. Deadly bullets peppered the house, and if his parents were home, they could have been killed. In part two, Owen shares how he left the bikies and the creative way he earns an honest living.

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Owen Turnbull’s number one goal in life was to be a bikie. For six years he lived his outlaw dream. From being a nom and patching over to a different club to dealing drugs and going to jail, Owen joins Gary Jubelin to talk about the very honest reality of running in the underworld.

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Andrew Carpenter is a lawyer and a strong advocate for victim-survivors of child abuse. He and Gary sit down to talk about what needs to change to make childcare safer for our kids.

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Former detective Dennis Martyn was doing a routine check when he came face-to-face with Daniel Morcombe’s killer. Just weeks after the young boy disappeared, Dennis and his police partner met Brett Peter Cowan at his home. From catching Cowan out in a web of lies to the initial warning signs, Dennis walks Gary Jubelin through the case that shocked the country.

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Former detective Dennis Martyn spent years working as an undercover cop. Running with criminal gangs, he’d bust drug dealers through top secret operations. It was a deadly world, and one that left him with a contract on his head. In this episode, he joins Gary Jubelin to talk about the undercover world and how he helped catch child sex offenders. 

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With nothing but a dirty squat toilet in his concrete cell, Peter Greste had only his mind for entertainment. From using meal scraps as entertainment to hunger strikes and fortnightly family visits, the Australian journalist joins Gary Jubelin to share the highs and lows of a Cairo prison, why he’s still considered a convicted terrorist, and why he has no regrets.

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Peter Greste spent more than a year locked up in a tiny concrete jail cell in Egypt. He’d been working as a journalist when he was arrested and wrongly convicted of terrorism charges. The foreign correspondent had spent years reporting in war zones, was shot at and even held his dying colleague in his arms, but it was the war on journalism that almost broke him.

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The mushroom murder trial captured the attention of the whole world. Erin Patterson, a seemingly ordinary mother from a small country town, foraged for death cap mushrooms before serving a laced beef Wellington to her relatives. Heather Wilkinson alongside Don and Gail Patterson were killed by the deadly lunch. Miraculously, Ian Wilkinson survived. 

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Nikki Justice went to a bikie club house as a stripper, only to end up marrying the bikie who answered the door. From running OMCG events to doing drugs with her dad, Nikki found the Underbelly lifestyle intoxicating. But when her father suddenly died, it was the catalyst to changing her life. The comedian joins Gary Jubelin to share the reality of marrying (and divorcing) a bikie and what life’s like now.

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Nikki Justice is the daughter of a drug dealer, was a circus runaway and the ex-wife of a bikie. As a young girl, Nikki went on drug drops with her dad, watched loved ones go to prison, lived with the circus and embraced a live fast die young mentality. From hand raising lion cubs to marrying a bikie, this is the wild life of Nikki Justice.

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Gordon Drage was the first person to discover barrels filled with bodies in what became known as the gruesome Snowtown Murders. Horrifically, 11 victims were brutally murdered by some of Australia’s worst serial killers. From uncovering mummified body parts to finding handcuffs, knives and saws in the bank’s vault nearby, the retired Crime Scene Investigator reveals what exactly happened when the bodies in the barrels were discovered.

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Gordon Drage has been shot at during police chases, had people die in his arms, chased bank robbers and helped solve murders using sticky tape. As a Crime Scene Investigator, Gordon was the real life CSI. He collected blood, fingerprints, shoe marks - anything to help solve crimes. On this episode, Gordon takes Gary Jubelin through some of his biggest crime scenes including the murder of a grandmother, the death of a sex worker and how he accidentally started growing drugs.

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Ian Roberts’ life changed when his friend, Arron Light, was killed. The 17-year-old disappeared days before he was due to give evidence at a trial. Years later, Arron was found in a shallow grave with several stab wounds. From paying tribute to Arron at a coronial inquest to later pivoting to an acting career, Ian candidly opens up about his life, his ongoing health battles and how he’s using theatre to create awareness around social issues.

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Ian Roberts was one of the toughest men in the NRL. Behind the footy world’s brutal culture of macho masculinity, Ian was struggling to deal with his sexuality. In 1995, he bravely became the first footy player to come out as gay, breaking down barriers along the way. On this episode, Ian joins Gary Jubelin to reflect on his painful journey, share how he dealt with his family’s reaction and the headlines, and how he learned to embrace his true self.

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A 27-year mystery involving a man with 14 aliases, a damning love letter and a huge bank transfer. Sally Leydon joins Gary Jubelin on this episode to share the chilling details behind the disappearance of her mother, Marion Barter, and why she's not about to give up. 

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Marion Barter sold her house to travel the world, leaving behind her entire family. Then she was never seen again. From a mystery man and last minute name change to an unknown Medicare alert and bank withdrawals, her daughter Sally Leydon has been trying to find out exactly what happened to her missing mother.

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: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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Two years after Gary Jubelin first spoke to Leisl Smith's sister, Jerildene Cane, a coronial inquest has been held in the hope that the family will finally get some answers. 

Leisl disappeared in 2012 and her ex-boyfriend, James “Jim” Church, was charged with her suspected murder. But hours before the judge was due to hand down her verdict, Church took his own life - meaning the verdict was sealed forever. 

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Liz Hayes has interviewed serial killers, met murderers, reported from the front line of war zones and even took muffins to meet the Ku Klux Klan. The television journalist has faced some of the most terrifying people, but it was the death of her father that was the hardest story of her career.

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Zahra Baker was brutally murdered and dismembered by her stepmother when she was 10 years old. Former 60 Minutes reporter Liz Hayes sat down with the woman responsible in prison - and it was one of the few times she walked away stunned. On this episode, the veteran journalist takes Gary Jubelin through some of the biggest stories of her career including the dingo who stole Lindy Chamberlain’s baby to the murder of British backpacker Peter Falconio. 

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For Cheng Lei, being stuck in a Chinese jail was like being buried alive in a concrete coffin. Wrongly incarcerated on espionage charges, the Australian journalist endured years of hell. Her hair fell out, she suffered insomnia and was only known by a number. But the worst part was not seeing her two young children. Almost two years after she was released and reunited with her family, Lei joins Gary Jubelin to share what it took to survive. 

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One moment Cheng Lei was off to work, the next she was arrested, blindfolded and forced into a prison cell. For almost three years, Lei endured psychological torture after she was wrongly accused of being a spy. Locked in a padded cell, the journalist was under constant surveillance, with two guards never leaving her side. The lights never turned off, eerie Beethoven music was played every morning and she was only allowed to say five sentences a day. It was a horror Lei thought would never end.

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Ex Rebels bikie Shannon Althouse was sentenced to 10.5 years for attempted murder. Behind bars, tensions were high and violent fights were imminent. But when he was given a book about Buddhism, it changed his entire mindset. Althouse sits down with Gary Jubelin to share what prison was like, how he found his new purpose and why being released from prison two years ago was the scariest moment of his life.  

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As the former Rebels sergeant-at-arms, Shannon Althouse lived a dangerous life. He was the muscle for the club - if anyone had a problem with the bikies, Shannon dealt with it. From being imprisoned twice to almost dying after he was run over by a car, the ex bikie reveals what goes on inside maximum security and why he ultimately left the OMCG.

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Jasmeen Kaur was kidnapped, bound and buried alive in a shallow grave by a spurned lover. Jasmeen had rejected the murderer weeks before he abducted her and horrifically abandoned her in a shallow grave. Forensic pathologist Roger Byard has performed more than 6000 post-mortems, but this is the worst case he’s ever seen.

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A man eaten by his own cats, cannibal killers and mummified men dying alone in their homes. These are just some of the cases forensic pathologist Roger Byard has faced in his career. Roger sits down with Gary Jubelin to talk about the cases that he’ll never forget including the young woman who was buried alive by her boyfriend and the Snowtown murders where eight bodies were found in barrels.

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Daniel Morcombe was just 13 when he was abducted and murdered by Peter Brett Cowan. Years earlier, retired detective Daren Edwards arrested the pedophile for heinous crimes against another young boy in the Northern Territory. He also takes Gary behind the scenes of his viral crash tackle moment during a press conference and shares the cases that will never leave him.

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Retired homicide detective Daren Edwards first met Gary Jubelin during the hunt for the killers of Terry Falconer, who was murdered, dismembered and dumped in a river. The former cop has worked on cases across the country including arresting a murderer years before he killed Daniel Morcombe, investigated the case of Derek Sam who killed a teenage babysitter, and went undercover to bring down drug operations. 

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The Childs family wants answers. More than two decades after Rachelle was violently murdered, her sister Kristy is speaking out. Investigative journalist Ashlea Hansen and Kristy join Gary Jubelin in the studio to break down everything you need to know about this “solvable” case.

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Rachelle Childs was brutally murdered 24 years ago. The young woman was found burning in the bush, partially undressed. Her killer is still on the loose. In a new podcast series called Dear Rachelle, her sister Kristy joins investigative journalist Ashlea Hansen to find answers to this unsolved crime. 

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Pablo Escobar was one of the most dangerous men in the world, and he had a bounty on Steve Murphy’s head. For 18 months, Murphy and his partner Javier Peña hunted Escobar across Colombia, often missing the drug lord by minutes. Murphy joins Gary Jubelin to share how they finally captured the king of cocaine, and why he took the famous photo.

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Pablo Escobar was once the most wanted man in the world. As the cocaine king of Colombia, Escobar made billions through drug trafficking. He killed anyone who got in his way. Until American agent Steve Murphy helped bring him down.

This is the true story behind Netflix hit series, Narcos. 

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Lyall Munro’s life was trapped behind a three-foot fence. Living in prison-like conditions, Lyall was living by the strict rules enforced on him and his community at the mission. Young children were taken away, they lived off fortnightly rations and were isolated from white Australians. When Charlie Perkins and the Freedom Bus Ride came through town in 1965, Lyall Munro’s whole life changed. 

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Lasonya Dutton was found dead in a backyard being attacked by dogs. It is just one of the chilling cases The Advertiser journalists Douglas Smith, Kathryn Bermingham and Emily Olle investigated in the award-winning podcast, Dying Rose - and now they have released a book. On this episode, Gary joined Doug and Emily in their newsroom to look back at what has changed. 

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Nick Midgley has faced death several times, witnessed frenzied stabbings and lived a life controlled by drugs. Against all odds, the former drug addict turned his life around, learned how to be vulnerable and get in touch with his emotions. Nick joins Gary Jubelin to discuss how he broke his addiction, and why starting his day at 1.30am is the key to holistic health.  

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Nick Midgley was 13 years old when he started injecting heroin. Hiding what he thought was his “secret to life”, Nick committed petty crimes to fund his habit. By the age of 16, he was addicted. The drug took total control of his life for 22 years, until he finally broke free. 

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Kathleen Folbigg spent 20 years in prison before she was acquitted of killing her children. From what happened at the trial and how Kathleen was treated in prison to being exonerated, investigative journalist Quentin McDermott talks Gary Jubelin through the case that gripped the country.

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Kathleen Folbigg was once labeled Australia’s worst female serial killer when she was jailed after all four of her babies died in infancy. The mother was wrongfully convicted of killing her children and spent two decades behind bars. But, in 2023, Kathleen was exonerated and set free. Investigative journalist Quentin McDermott breaks down everything you need to know.

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Lou Valoze infiltrated bikie gangs and won over some of the highest-ranking criminal leaders. The club houses were dark, evil places filled with menace, where he risked his life every day. Working undercover, the retired ATF agent removed thousands of guns and drugs from the hands of dangerous crooks. 

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The team at I Catch Killers is deeply saddened by the passing of former guest and footy star Andrew Krakouer. Rest in peace.

This episode is from the archives, and was first published on 2 April 2024.

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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The team at I Catch Killers is deeply saddened by the passing of former guest and footy star Andrew Krakouer. Rest in peace.

This episode is from the archives, and was first published on 31 March 2024.

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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Lou Valoze was hired as a hitman to kill a doctor’s wife, infiltrated gangs and took down bikies. It was a time where the cartels cut peoples’ heads off as a warning to other hardened crooks. As an undercover cop, the consequences were deadly. The retired agent shares the reality of working undercover.

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Greg Goold has seen it all. As a criminal solicitor, he’s had lunch with Roger Rogerson, been caught up in the aftermath of the murder of Sallie-Anne Huckstepp and had laughs with Graham Abo Henry. Greg shares his favourite memories from his long career, including the time he shot a gun in a courthouse and which notorious crime figure he believes was a psychopath.

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Criminal solicitor Greg Goold has represented some of the most dangerous criminals in the country. From bikies to underworld figures, Goold reveals what it takes to do his job, how he fired a gun at a court house and why there was a contract out on his life.

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SenatorJacinta Price is no doubt a polarising politician. From cultural heritage to exploring practical solutions, Jacinta shares her views on virtue signalling, her vision for change in Australia and her message to the haters. 

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Jacinta Price’s aunt went missing more than 40 years ago. To this day, it’s a mystery that remains unsolved. From long lost family secrets to the personal toll of being a polarising figure, Jacinta sits down with Gary Jubelin to discuss everything from her upbringing to youth crime, and why she’ll never lose hope.

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As a former NSW Police deputy commissioner, Nick Kaldas was one of the country’s highest ranking cops. He’s investigated war criminals, taken down assassins, and he’s even been the centre of an internal investigation himself. Nick shares how the most challenging cases shaped who he’s become, his thoughts on terrorism and the pressure of policing in a digital world.

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Nick Kaldas, former NSW Police deputy commissioner, spent his career working undercover infiltrating gangs and solving murders. He was also chosen by the United Nations to head up the investigation into the assassination of a former prime minister. Nick joins Gary Jubelin to share the highs and lows of his career.

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Ian Muldoon felt powerless as he fought for freedom after finding himself locked in a Cambodian prison. He survived, but the physical and emotional scars remain with him. 

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A drunken night during a holiday in Cambodia led to Ian being locked up, alone and unable to speak the language, in a nightmare world of prison beatings, rapes and violents deaths. What he would go on to experience behind bars was horrific, it’s taken a long time for him to feel ready to describe it and he can still hear the screams.

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Ric Prado has chased bad guys all over the world. He took down terrorist Osama bin Laden, he worked undercover in North Korea and he’s risked his life more times than he can count. The former CIA operative joins Gary Jubelin to reveal what really goes on behind closed doors to keep the world safe.

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Ric Prado spent three years sleeping in the Honduran jungle as an undercover spy. As a high-ranking CIA operative working in top secret Black Ops, Ric had one mission - do what he’s told and don’t get caught. As the real life James Bond, there’s a lot Ric can’t talk about - but this is what he can. 

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Pippa and Rose Milthorpe were abused by a paedophile, but the court system retraumatised them all over again. From a jury member falling asleep as Rose gave evidence to facing their abuser in the halls, Michelle Milthorpe joins Gary Jubelin to share the trauma her daughters relived in order to send the predator to prison.

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Michelle Milthorpe’s life changed forever when her young daughters told her a trusted friend had been sexually abusing them. What unfolded was years of uncertainty and trauma as her family navigated the legal system. From the warning signs to what happens after reporting a paedophile, this is what every parent needs to know.

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