Nina Funnell was walking home when she was violently strangled and raped by a stranger. The man held a box cutter blade at her throat and threatened to kill her. The award-winning journalist shares how she survived the terrifying attack and what people can do to help survivors of sexual assault.
Sexual assault is about authority and control. And now award winning journalist Nina Funnell is helping survivors regain their power. After surviving her own horrifying attack, Nina has worked with dozens of victims to blow the whistle on some of the worst offenders in the country.
Crime reporters Olivia Jenkins, Regan Hodge and Anthony Dowsley join Andrew to talk about the biggest stories of 2024, including Easey Street and the disappearance of Samantha Murphy.
Elliot McLaren was run over by a car, became homeless three times, lived in a mob house and was addicted to drugs. Every day he was afraid of his own existence.
Bill Edgar was a teenager when he stole a rifle, climbed his school’s clock tower and planned to kill the teachers. After suffering years of sexual abuse at the hands of teachers and his grandfather, he couldn’t go on.
Retired Scotland Yard detective Steve Keogh joins Gary Jubelin to talk about chasing murderers and solving crimes as he slept.
Louisa Hope was one of 18 hostages held by terrorist Man Haron Monis during the Lindt Cafe Siege in Sydney, Australia. She was used as a human shield, was beside the terrorist when he executed Tori Johnson and survived being shot.
Ex-Scotland Yard homicide detective Steve Keogh and Gary Jubelin walk through every step of a murder investigation.
Claude Robinson has spent time in jail, was shot and stabbed and survived a crippling drug addiction. Now he’s helping former inmates transition back into society at Rainbow Lodge.
Lindt Cafe Siege hostage Louisa Hope spent three months in hospital, but the doctors revealed there was one surprising thing that actually saved her life.
Former drug addict Claude Robinson supports inmates transition back into society at Rainbow Lodge – one of the longest running halfway homes.
Welcome to I Catch Killers! For our new listeners, we’ve put together a trailer to showcase the best of our guests. Be taken into the dark world of crime with former homicide detective Gary Jubelin. You’ll hear from retired detectives, ex bikies, reformed criminals, victims of crime and survivors. No two stories are ever the same.
Tomato tins stuffed with 15 million ecstasy pills landed in the hands of retired detective Mark Ainsworth. The $750 million haul became the world’s biggest drug bust.
Allison Baden-Clay was killed by her husband Gerard Baden-Clay in 2012. Former detective Mark Ainsworth walks Gary Jubelin through the murder investigation that caught the world’s attention.
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