Welcome to Loose Ends.
The Singh Family Tragedy.
The vicious, callous, extremely brutal murder of 3 young siblings in Brisbane Queensland in 2003.
The bodies found in a hot, bubbling spa bath days later.
An exhaustive 5 plus year police investigation resulted in the arrest and conviction of Max Sica, boyfriend of one of the victims and suspect from day one of the police investigation.
When you join the many dots in the Crown circumstantial case, Max Sica is the obvious offender.
But why are there so many loose ends.
Witnesses who were not called to give evidence.
Questions that remain unanswered.
Things that just don’t add up.
Max Sica is a convicted criminal, liar, cheat, manipulator, as well as being possessive and controlling.
But is he a killer?
As well as presenting evidence from the trial, you will hear of witnesses who were not called.
Evidence that had it been known, would have taken the investigation in an entirely different direction.
Down another one of the myriad rabbit holes connected with this case.
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Welcome to Loose Ends.
The Singh Family Tragedy.
The vicious, callous, extremely brutal murder of 3 young siblings in Brisbane Queensland in 2003.
The bodies found in a hot, bubbling spa bath days later.
An exhaustive 5 plus year police investigation resulted in the arrest and conviction of Max Sica, boyfriend of one of the victims and suspect from day one of the police investigation.
When you join the many dots in the Crown circumstantial case, Max Sica is the obvious offender.
But why are there so many loose ends.
Witnesses who were not called to give evidence.
Questions that remain unanswered.
Things that just don’t add up.
Max Sica is a convicted criminal, liar, cheat, manipulator, as well as being possessive and controlling.
But is he a killer?
As well as presenting evidence from the trial, you will hear of witnesses who were not called.
Evidence that had it been known, would have taken the investigation in an entirely different direction.
Down another one of the myriad rabbit holes connected with this case.
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/loose-ends.
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SHOW NOTES
In this episode Graeme provides an update on the fate of the petitions submitted to the Governor General by solicitor Jeff Johnson.
Graeme also provides comment on correspondence to the Attorney General by himself and a listener.
Her two replies are discussed and placed on the facebook pages.
Graeme discusses a complaint to the CCC made by a listener and their bizarre reply to her.
Graeme writes to the CCC and discusses his correspondence.
The correspondence has been placed on both facebook pages.
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The email address is looseends2003@outlook.com
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In this episode Graeme discusses compelling new images recently discovered by solicitor Jeff Johnston. The images confirm suspicions the evidence in relation to the 'murder weapon', the garden fork has been fabricated. This has huge implications for the Qld Govt and the Qld Police Service who will no doubt dispute the accuracy of the images. Coupled with the evasive, deflecting, conflicting and unconvincing sworn evidence by a number of police officers, the only conclusion that can be reached is the garden fork was never the murder weapon and was introduced into the crime scene by a rogue police with the goal of showing Max Sica was the killer.
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In this episode Graeme explores the case for the prosecution.
He reports on what evidence he believes remains to show Max Sica was the killer.
This is the last episode of Loose Ends for the moment.
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In this episode Graeme reports on contact made by a listener, Matt. Matt has a history in the flooring industry as well as an excellent understand of bio mechanics as a result of 20+ years as a footballer.
To assist in understanding the staircase evidence, Matt completed a series of walks and runs up a set of stairs and videotaped it.
The videos (5) have been added to the facebook page to assist the listener understand the evidence from episodes 17 and 27.
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In this episode Graeme and solicitor Jeff Johnson discuss the situation where the crown only has circumstantial evidence; followed by a discussion of the evidence available to the Crown, as it currently stands, and as is currently known, at any future retrial should an Appeal be made and successful at the Court of Appeal.
Other contentious aspects of the crown case are also discussed.
Jeff Johnson provides a fascinating insight to the ‘behind the scenes’ work involved in preparing a petition in a murder case.
The facebook page is: ”Loose Ends. The Singh Family tragedy”.
The email address is looseends2003@outlook.com
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This is the link to my new podcast “Bring Home Sandrine”.
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In this episode Graeme and solicitor Jeff Johnson discuss the finding of the murder weapon and explore why it took 2 weeks to find the murder weapon, in the crime scene.
The murder weapon played a crucial role in the crown case.
And other contentious aspects of the crown case are also discussed.
Jeff Johnson provides a fascinating insight to the ‘behind the scenes’ work involved in preparing a petition in a murder case.
The facebook page is: ”Loose Ends. The Singh Family tragedy”.
The email address is looseends2003@outlook.com
If you like the podcast, you can support me for the one-off cost of a cup of coffee on the Acast Supporter feature.
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This is the link to my new podcast “Bring Home Sandrine”.
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In this episode host Graeme and solicitor Jeff Johnson discuss the footprint evidence, such a significant part of the crown case.
Photographs referred to in the episode can be found on the Facebook page "Loose Ends, The Singh family Tragedy".
Jeff Johnson provides a fascinating insight to the ‘behind the scenes’ work involved in preparing a petition in a murder case.
The email address is looseends2003@outlook.com
The facebook page is: ”Loose Ends. The Singh Family tragedy”.
If you like the podcast, you can support me for the one-off cost of a cup of coffee on the Acast Supporter feature.
https://supporter.acast.com/loose-ends
This is the link to my new podcast “Bring Home Sandrine” mentioned in this episode of Loose Ends.
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In this episode Graeme and solicitor Jeff Johnson discuss the evidence from Professor Duflou dealing with the time of death based on new studies in respect of drownings, from Europe.
Jeff Johnson provides a fascinating insight to the ‘behind the scenes’ work involved in preparing a petition in a murder case.
The facebook page is: ”Loose Ends. The Singh Family tragedy”.
The email address is looseends2003@outlook.com
If you like the podcast, you can support me for the one-off cost of a cup of coffee on the Acast Supporter feature.
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In this episode Graeme and solicitor Jeff Johnson discuss the Qld court of Appeal decision in Holzinger v Attorney General, distractions, speculation and the 34 second phone call. Jeff Johnson has been working pro bono as Max Sica’s solicitor for 3 years. He provides a fascinating insight to the ‘behind the scenes’ work involved in preparing a petition in a murder case.
The facebook page is: ”Loose Ends. The Singh Family tragedy”.
The email address is looseends2003@outlook.com
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In this episode Graeme and Jeff Johnson discuss the alleged lie that Max Sica was at home all night on Sunday, the only time he did not have an alibi. Jeff goes into detail in matters where police apparently failed to take statements or refused to take statements from witnesses. Jeff Johnson has been working pro bono as Max Sica’s solicitor for 3 years. He provides a fascinating insight to the ‘behind the scenes’ work involved in preparing a petition in a murder case.
The facebook page is: ”Loose Ends. The Singh Family tragedy”.
The email address is looseends2003@outlook.com
If you like the podcast, you can support me for the one-off cost of a cup of coffee on the Acast Supporter feature.
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In this episode Graeme interviews solicitor Jeff Johnson. They discuss the second lie Max Sica was alleged to have told. That alleged lie was that Max Sica arrived at the murder scene at 2.00pm and not 2.20pm as he claimed to police. The crown alleged he spent that time possibly cleaning up the crime scene. Jeff Johnson has been working pro bono as Max Sica’s solicitor for 3 years. He provides a fascinating insight to the ‘behind the scenes’ work involved in preparing a petition in a murder case.
The facebook page is: ”Loose Ends. The Singh Family tragedy”.
The email address is looseends2003@outlook.com
If you like the podcast, you can support me for the one-off cost of a cup of coffee on the Acast Supporter feature.
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In this episode Graeme is joined by Jeff Johnson, Max Sica's solicitor who gives us background of his legal experience and how and why he became involved in acting as solicitor for Max Sica. Jeff outlines some of the difficulties in getting a matter before the court of appeal when new evidence has been obtained.
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In this episode Graeme reviews the crown case against Max Sica as it was in 2012 as opposed to what it would be now if a trial were held.
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In this episode Graeme speaks with Shiv Sica, wife of Max Sica. He also speaks with Carlo Sica and Anna Maria Sica, parents of Max Sica.
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In this episode Graeme reviews the garden fork evidence in detail.
He questions whether it is a case of incompetence on an epic scale or possibly a case of noble cause corruption.
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In this episode Graeme reviews the foot impression evidence found on the stairs in the Singh house. Graeme also talks with Associate professor Rob from Bond University regarding his experiments into foot impressions.
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In this episode Graeme talks with journalist Hedley Thomas regarding his findings around DNA analysis by Qld Health. Graeme discusses the contradictory evidence around the alleged murder weapon the garden fork.
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In this episode Graeme deconstructs Sam Di Carlo’s comments from episode 14. Graeme then goes on to discuss the DNA evidence, the fingerprint evidence and the ear/face impressions found at the scene.
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In this episode Graeme talks with defence barrister Sam Di Carlo who has some interesting views of the evidence and the case against Max Sica. Acknowledgement to The Australian newspaper and journalist Hedley Thomas.
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