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Counter terrorist expert Dave Gawel joins Gary Jubelin on the latest episode of I Catch Killers to discuss how he spent his career stopping crimes before they occurred.
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Former detective Narelle Fraser got in the car boot with Maria Korp, who had been left for dead by her husband Joe Korp in 2005. What followed was an extraordinary turn of events.
Inside the minds of terrorists: Dr Dave Gawel Pt.2
Counter terrorist expert Dave Gawel joins Gary Jubelin on the latest episode of I Catch Killers to discuss radicalisation, recruitment, how threats are managed in real time.
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