“He was the escapee, he was the armed robber” Retired Homicide Detective Ian ‘Speed’ Kennedy – Part 2
In part 2 of the chat with Retired Homicide Detective Ian ‘Speed’ Kennedy he talks in detail about the culprits of the rape and murder of Anita Cobby including how her parents earned the respect of everyone for the way they conducted themselves. Speed also talks about his time running the inaugural homicide course and the lineage that started. For more information, articles and galleries visit truecrimeaustralia.com.auCONTENT WARNING: This episode of I Catch Killers contains graphic and disturbing content
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Previous Episodes
“My heart was breaking, we found out that Katrina Dawson had died from one of our bullets” Retired Detective Chief Inspector Angelo Memmolo – Part 2
“A policeman in front of me copped a brick straight to the head and went down” Retired Detective Chief Inspector Angelo Memmolo – Part 1
BONUS EPISODE “I preferred the simplicity of the baton, the gun and then fists if you needed them”
“I didn’t want the bastard to beat me” Retired Detective Superintendent Dennis O’ Toole – Part 1
“I’ve seen people die every way possible, but not this” Retired Detective Sergeant Jason Evers
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