William Tyrrell was the little lost boy in a Spider-Man suit. A decade on from his disappearance, award-winning investigative journalist Dan Box is uncovering the untold story behind the missing three-year-old child in the new podcast, Witness: William Tyrrell.
The host of The Clink podcast Brent Simpson joins Gary Jubelin to talk about why people turn to a life of criminality, building resilience and how men can be better fathers.
Brent Simpson was a bikie. Gary Jubelin was a cop. Those two worlds often clash, but they also have a lot in common.
Harrison James has to stop himself from getting on a plane to see his daughter every single day. It’s one of his heartbreaking realities of surviving childhood sexual abuse.
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.
For years Ron Isherwood was clean. He stayed out of trouble, out of prison. Until the afternoon he went down for importing 12 kilograms of cocaine into Australia.
Domestic violence, crime, loss, grief, loved ones going to prison – these experiences filled Trent’s childhood, and inspired his new book.
Andrew Geldert 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.
Andrew Geldert almost died when he was shot twice at close range in a bikie room brawl. 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.
Ant Middleton spent years as an elite soldier 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?
James Scott 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.
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.
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