Louisa Dunne was murdered in Bristol in 1967. For decades, the community lived with the silence of unanswered questions. Fifty-eight years later, justice finally arrived.
In this episode, we explore the Bristol Cold Case of Louisa Dunne—a story not just of a crime, but of a life interrupted. We discuss the forensic breakthroughs that cracked the case and the enduring impact of a mystery that spanned generations. This is a story about memory, patience, and the kind of justice that turns up late, but matters when it does.
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Louisa Dunne was murdered in Bristol in 1967. For decades, the community lived with the silence of unanswered questions. Fifty-eight years later, justice finally arrived.
In this episode, we explore the Bristol Cold Case of Louisa Dunne—a story not just of a crime, but of a life interrupted. We discuss the forensic breakthroughs that cracked the case and the enduring impact of a mystery that spanned generations. This is a story about memory, patience, and the kind of justice that turns up late, but matters when it does.
Louisa Dunne was murdered in Bristol in 1967. For decades, the community lived with the silence of unanswered questions. Fifty-eight years later, justice finally arrived.
In this episode, we explore the Bristol Cold Case of Louisa Dunne—a story not just of a crime, but of a life interrupted. We discuss the forensic breakthroughs that cracked the case and the enduring impact of a mystery that spanned generations. This is a story about memory, patience, and the kind of justice that turns up late, but matters when it does.
This episode explores the infamous "Death Cap Dinner" in Leongatha, where a family lunch of beef Wellington turned deadly. We dissect the harrowing medical reality of death cap poisoning—including the deceptive "false recovery" phase—and peel back the layers of the fraught family history surrounding Erin Patterson. The story concludes in the courtroom, covering the lack of a clear motive and Patterson's ultimate life sentence.
Louisa Dunne was murdered in Bristol in 1967. For decades, the community lived with the silence of unanswered questions. Fifty-eight years later, justice finally arrived.
In this episode, we explore the Bristol Cold Case of Louisa Dunne—a story not just of a crime, but of a life interrupted. We discuss the forensic breakthroughs that cracked the case and the enduring impact of a mystery that spanned generations. This is a story about memory, patience, and the kind of justice that turns up late, but matters when it does.
