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July 29, 2018

Host live now with the typed chat AMA

Got some time for some questions if anyone is about. I’ll be here for a bit. Sorry about the lack of notice.

Comments (31)

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Fiona O'Sullivan · July 30, 2018

Adam Walsh would be a great one for Casefile to cover!

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Jennifer Guidry · July 30, 2018

Think you’ll ever cover ADAM Walsh?

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Casefile · July 30, 2018

Looks like that is it for today. Thank you all for joining in. Have a great day/afternoon/night. Chat to you next time.

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Jess Elms · July 30, 2018

Any chance of an episode on bendali debs? That guy is sick. Seriously great podcast, I’m addicted and I’ve got many of my friends, family and co workers listening now too.

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Casefile · July 30, 2018

That I can’t say for sure. It was paperwork found alongside a leather folder and a couple of notebooks. What the paperwork was in relation too - not too sure.

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

Yeah I guess some are confused how Vivienne managed to get Beth’s blood on an item in their spare bedroom. When there was none anywhere else. None In the car Vivienne drove from the crime scene. Could be a logical explanation though.

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Nick P · July 29, 2018

Do we know if the papers appeared to come from Beth's house? Or if they were always in Vivien's house? Or what was on the papers?

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Claire D · July 29, 2018

G'day Casey, well done on Hoddle Street. I listened to it over the weekend as I was driving along the very stretch of road where it happened, it was eerie imagining what those poor people went through. I liked that the first half of the episode took the time to explore the killer's background and psychological mindset, although his ultimate justification for why he did what he did simply doesn't stack up. Can I ask what are some of the factors that helped you decide whether the case is worth covering - is it simply because one of your researchers took an interest?

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

Thank you Claire. For Hoddle Street it was right up there in terms of requested cases. We keep a list of all listener requested cases. And Hoddle Street kept re appearing. We had a look at it and thought there was enough there for an episode. So went with it.

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Anthony mckenzie · July 29, 2018

Hello, firstly casefile is awesome keep up the amazing work! I was wondering if the keddie murders were on your radar as a possible case to cover in the future? And lastly, will we on patreon getting any exclusive episodes soon? Looking forward to what’s coming up :) thanks

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

Hi Anthony. I have looked at that one actually. Nothing concrete. But it’s a possible in the future. I hope to get back to having a few Patreon mini sodes. However in recent times we were only just managing to keep up with the release schedule of regular episodes. That’s why Patreon was quiet there for a while. Hopefully in the future we can do a few more again. The RSS feed was the most requested perk we had, so I’m glad we could sort that out. And we are going to do our best to get episodes out at least a day early for patrons.

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Ashley Marie · July 29, 2018

Is there an episode that you are most proud of? Maybe one that took the most work, or interesting research that you feel came together really well..

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

No not really. Hard to single one out. As so much work goes into all of them.

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Nick P · July 29, 2018

I listened to the Beth Barnard case: the episode ended with a dramatic revelation about item 23 (papers with blood on them found on bed in Vivien&Fergus spare room, where Fergus retreated during fight with Vivien). The blood on item 23 belonged to Beth. Was this a big deal because people still doubted whether Vivien was involved in Beth's murder despite her DNA on cigarettes in Beth's house? Or is there some larger implication that went over my head?

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

I don’t know the answer. It was possibly mentioned in the book by Vicky Petraitis. But I don’t know for sure.

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Mariya Cassin · July 29, 2018

Just wanted to thank you again for the well-researched, interesting, quality podcast. Also, when my son was little, your voice would sometimes stop his crying. 👍 He is 2.5 now.

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

Thank you Mariya. Glad I could help your little one out 👍

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

Hi Keren. I can’t help you with that one. Sorry.

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Keren Dattner · July 29, 2018

Hi 9.30 am Monday in Melbourne. Great episode on Hoddle St. Is it possible to find out the maiden name of Vivienne Cameron in the episode about the unsolved murder of Beth Barnard? I have had no luck trolling the net.

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

I do have Netflix. However my account has been getting very little use lately. The last thing I watched on there was the documentary Icarus about doping in sport. That was good. Any recommendations?

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Ashley Marie · July 29, 2018

Dark Tourist is very interesting. It’s about a guy who goes around engaging in “dark tourism”, which is where people visit sites/things associated with death or bad thing. So like visiting The neighborhood where Pablo Escobar’s ruled over and killed so many people. Never really heard of this phenomenon before so it’s interesting/shocking that people do this.

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Ashley Marie · July 29, 2018

Do you have Netflix? Any favorite shows?

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

Hi Anastasia. Thank you.

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Ashley Marie · July 29, 2018

I have a question: any serial killer episodes in the works?

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

I can confirm. Yes.

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Ashley Marie · July 29, 2018

Ha, yes. Went canoeing this am, lovely day.

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Anastasia · July 29, 2018

Thanks again for a stellar episode.

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Anastasia · July 29, 2018

Good morning Casey, not a question but wanted to say I enjoyed the use of recordings in the Hoddle St episode.

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

Hi Marie. How is Cali today. Let me guess...sunny?

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Ashley Marie · July 29, 2018

Good afternoon.. 4:26pm in Cali

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Casefile · July 29, 2018

Good morning/afternoon/evening