I Catch Killers 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.
I Catch KillersThe 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.
I Catch Killers Brent Simpson was a bikie. Gary Jubelin was a cop. Those two worlds often clash, but they also have a lot in common.
I Catch KillersHarrison 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.
I Catch KillersEvery day, before and after school, Harrison James was sexually abused by his stepmother. This happened for three years, until she fell pregnant with his daughter.
I Catch KillersWorld champion Michael Katsidis has been to prison twice – and it’s not a mistake he’s going to make again. The Olympic boxer is sharing his lessons from jail and addiction to coach younger generations with veteran Marty Cornish.
I Catch KillersMichael Katsidis was a child when his whole world shattered. A paedophile regularly molested him, slowly destroying his life. The former world champion turned to drugs and alcohol to mask the pain.
I Catch KillersCounter-terrorism expert Caroline O’Hare has protected Australians for years, working to prevent deadly terrorist attacks. She joins Gary Jubelin on I Catch Killers to share how she’s giving victims of terrorism a voice.
I Catch KillersCaroline O’Hare helped take down serial killer Ivan Milat. From feeding prisoners to negotiating sieges with her sniper husband, the counter terrorism expert joins Gary Jubelin on I Catch Killers to share the highs, lows and laughter behind 42 years in uniform.
I Catch KillersACT Attorney General Shane Rattenbury joins Gary Jubelin to discuss everything from reducing family violence, the $198,000 cost to keep inmates and why he won’t criminalise coercive control.