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June 25, 2022

Case 217: Kathleen Marshall

On Sunday, March 1 1998, crime scene examiners gathered at a residence on Main Avenue in the upscale Queensland suburb of Wilston. The two-storey, cream-coloured weatherboard home sat on a sloped hill that overlooked Brisbane’s CBD, which was five kilometres away. It was far from a remote location, yet the property’s position against the Eildon Hill Reservoir granted it a bushland backdrop akin to a rural homestead.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Jessica Forsayeth - research, writing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

Comments (29)

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Jane (Richardson) Rambridge · May 16, 2023

It’s so odd that a spiritualist would kill. I mean people of any religious persuasion can. But as a spiritualist, under our belief system, it’s an unbelievably terrible idea. The probability of consequence (if not here, over there) is 100%, and most of us aren’t raised spiritualist but come into it after experiences. Hence virtually all of us, if not all, are true believers.

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Jane (Richardson) Rambridge · May 16, 2023

I do believe they can. And animal groups can be unbelievably toxic. You’d be shocked at the drama that goes down amongst *betta fish* owners

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Bradford Shovlin · July 24, 2022

Cat people man….

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HelpFind Ajax&Stamp · July 7, 2022

Just as an aside, I have a permanent water supply (float bowl) for my dogs inside my house. It's just in case I fall down or get murdered.

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HelpFind Ajax&Stamp · July 7, 2022

I have seen the infighting in associations and groups first hand. Crikey, it can be viscious! After a couple of experiences I shied away from serving on committees!

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Goats and a sheep Family · July 2, 2022

Fascinating, just got a copy of the book.

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Hayden Cooper · June 30, 2022

"Kathleen also had incredibly high standards. Except when it came to the state of her house. Her house was a trash dump."

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Maria center · June 28, 2022

Also this is a fascinating case!!

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Maria center · June 28, 2022

While listening to this I’m thinking about the recent troubles being investigated about DNA lab. Thinking of Shandee Blackburn case is this the same DNA lab that was featured in Australian podcast?

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Michael Brodie · June 28, 2022

This one goes down as a classic

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Ashley DeMeyere · June 27, 2022

As a cat lady…I can say it is not far fetched for a cat to be a motive for murder 😂😂 wow what a great case!!!

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Telma M · June 27, 2022

Hate to be that person, Casey, but it’s “veterinarian” and “veterinary” (say “vet-rin-arian” and “vet-rin-ry”) not “vetenarian” 😅 Omfg this case though. NEVER has a Casefile case been full of so many twists, turns, and DRAMA. When Casey said “newspapers were comparing the case to an Agatha Christie novel” I fully agreed! It really does sound like a book, from the divorcee vet who chair a cat protection society with hints of charity corruption - the ex dramatically being stopped at a train station about to depart the state - the little frail old man being convicted - the Occult Society involvement - it’s just unreal! Amazing job team 👏

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Christopher Worrel · June 26, 2022

The cat did it

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Ruth Tilleard · June 27, 2022

Never trust cats!

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John M · June 26, 2022

When the music started playing I was like “wait…what? Where is the cat people conspiracy?!”. I thought for sure that’s where it was headed.

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Fran L · June 26, 2022

So…who did it?! 🤯

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DetectiveTeals · June 26, 2022

Welcome back Casey ❤️ hope you’re feeling much better!

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DetectiveTeals · June 26, 2022

Holy! I use to live 1.7km from that house when I lived in Grange. Talk about close to home 😳

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MsGrumpyTerrier · June 26, 2022

I felt like I was listening to an episode of Midsommer Murders! Not based on the quality- it was top notch as always, but the details. The veterinarian, the cat society, a diminutive bespectacled man w a cat in his arms, the blood spray on the bushes, the sundress, the petty squabbles between people who knew each other well, the cat murdering it’s owner possibly and walking away unscathed, classical music and of course the psychics and tarot readings. 😂

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Emily · June 25, 2022

Intense cat lady drama, psychic church drama, weird possibly false conviction, A Cat Did It theory, the funeral march, this episode had it all! Well done on a well written episode, Jess, & well done Mike on the inevitable musical fade out. I just want answers!!!! If it really was the palm reader guy, why????

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AR · June 25, 2022

....what did I just listen to

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Mariya Cassin · June 25, 2022

Glad “Casey” is better.

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Abhi Ram · June 25, 2022

What an opening... Goosebumps

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SalBee · June 25, 2022

I remember this case from when I was in high school. Brisbane can get really dark. Max Sica and the Singh family is another really interesting case.

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Eileen · June 25, 2022

Also feeling very called out around the 12 minute mark lol ETA the whole episode Haha

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Taryn-Lee Biggar · June 25, 2022

In such utter disarray they thought it was ransacked. My 15 year olds sons bedroom 😐

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Katarzyna Kudela · June 25, 2022

just started listening, but you guys missed an opportunity to mix the funeral march so that it would fade into the Casefile intro, it would have been a banger

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Casefile · June 25, 2022

Hi Katarzyna, the original funeral march recording does fade into the CF intro softly. Is that what you mean? Mike

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Eileen · June 25, 2022

I'm so happy the host is well enough to record again!