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Podcast Mentions

Unsolved Australia

Justine Ford

Unsolved Australia Australia's most baffling homicides and mysterious missing persons' cases are uniquely explored in this stunning true-crime book in which you the reader are invited to play armchair detective.

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Park Predators

During the episode, host Delia Deambra repeatedly cited the book as the primary source for details about the ranger's initial investigation, the victim's family reaction, and subsequent police leads. She referenced its accounts to explain key moments in the case, indicating that the title was regarded as an authoritative account of the events.

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Episode: The Body

The book was cited multiple times as the primary source for details about the ranger's discovery, the victim's family reaction, and later investigative leads.

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According to the book Unsolved Australia by Justine Ford the park ranger who took the couple's report came out to investigate right away and it wasn't long before he found something awful.

According to the book Unsolved Australia her reaction was so severe her doctor felt it was medically necessary to inject her with sedatives to keep her calm.

According to Justine Ford's book Kathleen told police that on Wednesday morning she'd brought Nigel breakfast in bed like she usually did then he'd gotten up to take Stewart to school.

According to Justine Ford's book Unsolved Australia and Andrew Kouberithis reporting for news.com.au New South Wales police received three names of people who back in 1975 would have been teenagers living near Sutherland.

According to Unsolved Australia the detectives did a lot more digging into Nigel's movements leading up to his death and that's when they discovered some big revelations.

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