What is the vanishing of Vivienne Cameron?
Casefile Presents, The Vanishing of Vivienne Cameron is a new podcast that delves into the Phillip Island murder that captivated Casefile listeners worldwide. Join Casefile and Vikki Petraitis, co-author of The Phillip Island Murder, as she explores the case in a series of compelling episodes bound to keep you hooked from start to finish.
Who were Vivienne Cameron and Beth Barnard before history cast them?
Who were Vivienne Cameron and Beth Barnard before history cast them together as murderer and victim? Vivienne Cameron was a 35-year-old woman trying to fit into life on Phillip Island. Having married into a prominent family, she did her best to make her way in the small close-knit community that didn’t always welcome outsiders.
Where is Vivienne in EastEnders and what happened to her?
Vivienne can’t be found by her family. When her brothers-in-law check on Beth Barnard the horrible truth is revealed. After her body is discovered, the police converge on Beth’s farmhouse in Rhyll. The hunt for Vivienne intensifies.
Who wrote the Phillip Island podcast?
The Vanishing of Vivienne Cameron is a brand new podcast from Casefile Presents. Vikki Petraitis co-wrote The Phillip Island Murder with journalist Paul Daley. The story that captivated Vikki from the moment she heard of it, has had a similar effect on people worldwide.
What episode of Sensing Murder is Phillip Island?
The Phillip Island Murder was featured on an episode of Sensing Murder in 2005, and then became Case 80: Beth Barnard on Casefile in 2018. Casefile Presents asked Vikki to explore the case in a long-form series. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.
Mile Higher never fails me
Mile Higher, is great. I know it’s not entirely true crime but it’s just the most natural flowing podcast I have heard. The hosts Kendall and Josh were the first to get me into true crime. They are very open to perspectives and with their opinions which i think is very refreshing.
Podcasts about childhood offenders?
I was listening to the most recent TCO podcast this morning and was intrigued when Gillian and Patrick started getting worked up that one of the victim's mother's questioned two young kids possible involvement in the crime (kidnapping of a 19 month old child.) Patrick in particular kept indicating that *if* the kids were involved, it was only because an adult would have used them as a distraction.
Episodes about Miranda Gaddis and Ashley Pond
I have a very personal connection to this case and feel like I am ready to listen to an episode or two about it. I tried one a few years ago and thought it was poorly done so hoping a newer episode or two has come out more recently. Please recommend if you have heard one and feel like it’s worth listening to.
How many true crime podcasts are there in Australia?
True crime continues to be one of the most widely-consumed genres in Australia and with the influx of podcasts, music streaming service Spotify has seen over 10,000 true crime podcasts land on its platform globally. According to the brand, Australia has seen a 52% increase in true-crime podcast consumption, with Sydney leading the charge ...
Who is the host of the podcast Case 80?
Hosted by Vikki Petraitis, who is also the co-author of the book, The Phillip Island Murder, the series will highlight people she first ...
Who is the host of Phillip Island Murder?
Hosted by Vikki Petraitis, who is also the co-author of the book, The Phillip Island Murder, the series will highlight people she first interviewed in the early 1990s and re-examines the case that has baffled people for over three decades.
Why are Australians drawn to crime?
Dr Xanthe Mallett, forensic anthropologist and criminologist, says there’s a reason that Australians are drawn to true crime. “Love, hate, and gre ed are the most common elements that drive people to commit a crime and, at our core, human beings are driven by emotion,” she says.
