Who Killed Bob?

A new episode in the case of a missing woman Katie O'Shea's is coming to this feed on Monday, April 8th, 2024. 

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Robert Dickie went missing from his farm just outside of Dubbo, NSW, in 2016.

Bob's family always believed something bad happened to him, and then in April 2020, a woman was arrested for his murder.

Almost 4 years later, after an 8-week trial and revelations that shocked the family,the judge delivers his verdict.

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People make mistakes but non-disclosure is unforgivable when it leads to unneccessary wrongful convictions. Gain powerful insights into this case from top criminal barrister Robert Richter KC.

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It’s 14 years since Sue Neill-Fraser’s arrest, discontent is overflowing for this blatant miscarriage of justice. It's time for the Attorney General to call for an Indpendent Inquiry and bring justice and respect back to Tasmania.

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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.

Episode 1 launches on Apple Podcast subscriptions from August 14th, where you can get episodes ad free and early.   

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This podcast discusses suicide and suicidal ideation

Listener discretion is advised

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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 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 who was last to see Eden alive, missing evidence, new information, and a tiny town with a dark secret.

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Introducing Stupid Crime, the podcast that brings you the most outrageous and ridiculous crimes from around the world. From bungling burglars to hapless heisters, we explore the wacky, weird, and downright stupid crimes that make you wonder what people were thinking.

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Colin McClaren was a key member of the team that appeared in Who Killed Bob. 

Listen to this new podcast as undercover detective Colin McClaren 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 police officer whose 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.
McClaren 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.

Coming to Apple Podcast subscription from Jan 6th, 2023

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The injustice of the Sue Neill-Fraser case continues. Sue’s daughter gives advice for anyone in a similar situation. Finally Sue gets parole, but the fight is not over.

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Police worked hard to shut down those uncovering new evidence in Sue’s case. But they stepped over the line, and what they did was illegal.

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When lawyer Jeff Thompson offered probono legal help on Sue Neill-Fraser’s case he didn't expect to be charged with perverting the course of justice.

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The stakes are high when Sue’s legal team finally presents to the High Court of Australia. Everyone is anxious. Sue’s exoneration is in sight.

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Episode 13 will be released free in 2 weeks but if you can't wait that long, you can subscribe now on Apple Podcasts. Episode 14 is also live on Apple Subscription.
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Over coming weeks we will be releasing new episodes of the latest dramatic events and twists on the Sue Neill-Fraser case. 

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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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Can we trust the juries? Is there a coverup? Civil Liberties Australia, Dr Bob Moles, top journalists and detectives are alarmed by the Sue Neill-Fraser case, "worst wrongful conviction this century”.

If you want to see an independent inquiry into this case, please sign the petition at savesue.com. If you want to join the Sue Neill-Fraser support group and receive updates, email -somuchdoubt@gmail.com

If you feel moved to contact Sue she gladly receives letters. Send to PO BOX 24 Lindisfarne TAS 7015 Australia. 

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There were no trails of blood, the yacht was sinking, it was unlike the scene of a homicide. So how did the blood evidence point to Sue Neill-Fraser? Discover the luminol bombshell and why the conviction should be set aside.

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A dark side of the investigation unravels. Leads are smashed. Judgement day. Freedom?

Join the fight to save Sue https://www.savesue.com

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At Sue Neill-Fraser’s murder trial the jury were unaware Meaghan Vass witnessed the horror. Listen to the judge sum up and then hear the former TAS Premier speak out in December 2021.

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How and why did Bob’s body get removed from the yacht? Why was the yacht sabotaged? What significant clues were overlooked?

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The real life story of Aussie Dan Saunders who worked out his ATM card had a glitch which allowed him to withdraw $1.6M and blow it all in less than 4 months. 

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Fresh eyes over an old investiagtion reveal some startling clues overlooked. A dark hair mystery unravels. Was Sue concealing an injury?

**This episode contains graphic descriptions and crime analysis, listener discretion is advised.

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Suspects with criminal histories were overlooked. The investigation was clouded by tunnel vision. The documentary team are no longer safe.

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A 15 year-old girl’s DNA was at the crime scene. Police are satisfied she had nothing to do with the murder. But she is haunted by Sue’s incarceration and decides to speak out.

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A high profile fatal car crash shocks Tasmania. The Director of Public Prosecutions is sentenced. The wrench, the latex gloves and the blood in the dinghy all come under scrutiny.  

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A witness describes Sue’s plots to kill her brother and Bob Chappell. A vendetta with a hit list is uncovered, and lies get torn apart. Is Sue connected to another missing man?

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Someone predicts the boat would sink and something terrible would happen to Bob. Police install listening devices.  Sue admits she did go down to the foreshore in the dead of night.

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Sue’s stories about her movements alerted police to inconsistencies and lies. Witnesses reporting a strange grey dinghy were dismissed while others whose stories had holes were accepted.

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Police said the relationship was over and Sue wanted Bob’s money and the boat. Why did the judge say this murder warranted a heavier sentence than most murders?

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Police considered Sue cold and calculating, dumping Bob’s body in the river weighed down with a fire extinuisher. A sonar search for Bob started three months too late.

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The Four Winds yacht is sinking and Bob Chappell has vanished. His body is never found, but for police, his partner of 18 years Sue Neill-Fraser becomes the obvious suspect.

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A new podcast about the murder of Bob Chappell on the 26th January 2009. His de facto partner Susan Neill-Fraser 'Sue' was found guilty of his murder in 2010, but an appeal on the grounds of fresh and compelling evidence remains before the Supreme Court of Tasmania. This is the story.

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