He didn’t get his home race fairytale ending, but Oscar Piastri has shown the world that he can handle the heat and squashing any shadow of doubt that he is in over his head, JULIAN LINDEN writes.
Dramatic shifts in who is prosecuted for sex offences raise the concern of lawyers including former prosecutor Margaret Cunneen, SC.
Memories of abuse, often first surfacing during counselling, are forming the basis of a new wave of prosecutions causing ripples in the legal world.
Victim ‘Emily’ sought over $1m in compensation over a separate allegation of sexual assault | LISTEN TO EPISODE 8
A couple jailed after their daughter recovered memories of sadistic sexual abuse say they are disturbed a police officer involved in the case became her de facto partner.
The final podcast in the series was posted on Friday evening.
Emily Johnson claims she was subjected to unspeakable horror at the hands of her father in this chicken shed. For the first time, her grandmother reveals why she simply doesn’t believe it | LISTEN
Serious questions surround the defence case mounted on behalf of parents Martin and Susan Johnson, who say they were left bewildered by the court case. LISTEN TO EPISODE 7 NOW.
As our gripping Shadow of Doubt podcast tops charts around the world, we reveal why a doctor who examined victim ‘Emily’ was not called to give evidence at parents’ trial.
Listen to Episode 6 now | Laywers for a father convicted of sexually torturing his daughter weren’t allowed to cross-examine the young woman, our Shadow of Doubt podcast reveals today.
A prosecutor was so concerned about the nature of allegations a young woman had made against her father that the police brief was sent to the NSW DPP.
Your episode-by-episode breakdown of the investigative podcast topping charts around the world.
Listen to Episode 5 now | After a year of silence, an angry daughter rings her Dad – and police are listening.
Listen to Episode 4 now | Their recovered memories of sexual abuse destroyed their family, but two WA sisters ultimately reconciled with the father they said abused her.
Meet the main characters from Shadow of Doubt, our bombshell podcast investigation by Richard Guilliatt and The Australian.
Episode 4 of Shadow of Doubt is live in the app now | A couple who claim to have been wrongfully jailed for sexually abusing their daughter say police failed to properly investigate whether a known sexual offender who lived in their home may have been the real perpetrator.
Disturbing new allegations about the treatment of a troubled young woman emerge in our hit podcast Shadow of Doubt, now available wherever you get your podcasts. Episode 3 is live for subscribers now.
Episode 3 of our podcast investigation is live now, with the revelation daughter ‘Emily’ began recovering memories of abuse after learning her father had an earlier brush with scandal.
The Australian’s podcast investigation has uncovered links between hospital staff who treated daughter and ‘cult leader’ Serge Benhayon | Listen to Episode 2 now |
Episode 2 of our Shadow of Doubt podcast is live now, featuring psych unit staff’s horror at the ‘abominable’ treatment of a young woman who recovered memories of child abuse.
It was the overseas sporting trip that changed everything for the family at the centre of our Shadow of Doubt podcast. Now, for the first time, the schoolgirl friends of ‘Emily’ tell their versions of an encounter with a much older male coach.
A jailed NSW couple protest their innocence as a new podcast – Shadow of Doubt – investigates their convictions for ‘depraved’ abuse.
Find out how to listen to the bombshell new podcast from The Australian – the masthead which brought you The Teacher’s Pet, My Sister’s Secrets and Who the hell is Hamish? Shadow of Doubt is created by one of the world’s premier investigative reporters, Richard Guilliatt.
Richard Guilliatt, one of Australia’s foremost investigative journalists, explores a confounding case in The Australian’s award-winning podcast investigation.
From the moment troubled teen Emily Johnson returned from an overseas trip, her family’s life was on a path to irrevocable schism.
They were jailed for monstrous crimes against their daughter. Yet this elite coach and his wife say they are innocent.
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