The mysterious disappearances along the Rabbit Proof Fence
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- Case 150: The Murchison Murders
Although the Australian outback was isolated and sparsely populated, work was available in the small towns and stations along the fence for men who were willing to tough it out in the harsh conditions...
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I have listened to a lot of true crime and I mean a lot and I can honestly say that the research, presentation, empathy and understanding of true crime is top notch in these podcasts. I'm currently listening to old ones and then checking online for updates. Casefile is definitely one of the best, if not the best.
The best thing about Casefile is how you sometimes get this little story at the beginning, filled with information seemingly unrelated to the case. By the end, everything ties together in a satisfying way. Brilliant writing and execution.
does it seem unrelated though? lol
Well, we never again heard of those children, left with the Salvation Army. Or their mother, Minnie. In fact, we heard too little about that first guy, I felt: why did he change his name and was able to apply for a passport in that new name? At least worth a small explanation.
But you are right: all those little stories about the many ways, in which people live are gorgeous.
In Australia it was easy to change your name in those days. You just changed it. Much more innocent times.
I really love these historical Australian episodes. I particularly loved the description of the building of the rabbit proof fence and learning about the English-Australian author Arthur Upfield. The dogged research of the police officer who took the time to investigate the murders was a credit to him. Well researched and intriguing. Loved it.
Best true crime podcast. Period.
Wrong.. Trace evidence is better!
@@jayabaldwin6522 Nope.
@@zero_bs_tolerance8646 why?
@@jayabaldwin6522 Because I say so. lol
Damn tooting Zero.excellent
I'm in the States, and love to hear about Australia...👍❤️
Casefile is an excellent true crime podcast. Thanks for putting these up on UA-cam.
Your presentation is wonderful, I do so enjoy listening to your podcast while I work…
I've lived in the Gascoyne and Goldfields areas of WA so could really picture the isolation and ease of people going 'missing'.
The tour of Fremantle jail shows the hanging chamber where Snowy met his end.
Also loved the potted history of 'The Rabbit-Proof Fence.'
A great podcast.
Could you cover the Dunblane massacre, the nursery school in Scotland. I feel you would be perfect for such a devastating incident.
Can I say you are probably the best true crime podcaster out there.You obviously do a lot of research and your presentation is brilliantly put together
with the "story telling "format.I m working my way through your playlist on East area rapist part4 at present. Very respectful of you to call the victims of this monster
survivors. Can't listen to it late at night though....... 😟😲Well done Diane from UK 🇬🇧
Greeting from Hereford England from Jolene
Binge watching. New sub. I can hear you clear and you have a wonderful voice.
Right so good
This is the 2nd one I have been listening too. Very well done, thank you
Another great episode from you guys, thank you
Another quality show.
This is the best one. Well done
Always, love & respect 🇦🇺
I feel like this episode can best be appreciated by having a copy of a map of Western Australia by your side to help keep track of all the towns and fence locations...but also so you can appreciate the astounding distances being covered by these men seeking work no matter where it was, and how especially impressive this was given their only way to travel was ship, rail, or on dirt tracks in 1930s trucks. (Also, bear in mind that whenever they reference December, January, February, this is the height of summer in Oz and this is the WA desert, so it's bloody freaking hot, dusty, full of flies, 98deg in the shade, etc.)
Very thorough
With over 50K subscribers and almost 6 million total views this channel isn’t a total secret.
Still, it is of such quality that it feels like one. 👍✌️😉
Loved this one!
Hope you and followers are well 💖
The jeweler comment made me both laugh and feel anxiety lol. I have almost never worn my wedding ring (after resizing) because it's still not fitting thanks to weight loss. I panicked thinking they could have messed up my ring by doing it wrong and discoloring it. Mine is beautiful except for a small line 💓💓
Thank you
This man is amazing I love these podcasts they San get me throug a rough day
Wow it was loud. It scares ya. Great podcast once again.
Found this fella on iheart about 4 yrs ago.
Hes improved sevenfold.
Would you do a podcast on The Liverpool Lurker?
He was never found.
But was believed to be 4'8" in height, balding, with an artificial leg.
He also wore a full set of dentures and a glass eye.
He drank Sherry. 👍
Haha! I assumed you were having a laugh, but just on the off chance I looked on the internet , what sort of twit does that make me?!
@@Johnconno Yep thick as brown stuff! He"d find it hard to do any lurking , what with his baldy bonce, glass eye and gammy leg , I hope some fella gives him a bloody good hiding, the little scrote
Do I detect a hint of admiration for the scouse sex pest? He"s not a relation is he?
@@susanthompson3025 'Whispering Uncle Billy' due to being shot in the throat during The Spanish Civil War.
Mentor to John Lennon.
@@Johnconno I think I read about him in the News of the World years ago, lucky old you, not alone have you got your very own perv but a direct connection to a legend! I"m quite jealous
Kalbarri I lived, which the Murchison finished and the ocean began X
I am 42 minutes in, and I haven’t figured out who is who yet
'They arrived at Midland station and started walking-'
Me: why didnt they catch the train east from there?
Me half a second later: wait what year are we in???
This would be a good movie.
Ah,the good old days when they hung psychopaths instead of releasing them.
And they say capitol punishment is barbaric ,I say putting sadistic psychopaths back out on the street is barbaric and insane.
Good case but also sad.
I was wondering if you could do a podcast on the monster of Worcester or some Australia gangster?
Moondyne Joe...
matsamnic fam what does that mean???
@@danrobinson572 Moondyne Joe, was a famous West Australian bushranger....
Could you do the Donna Scrivo case. It’s unreal watched the trial. It’s crazy. You would be able tell it perfect
yay!!!!
Snowy Rolls? 😂
Have you guys thought of covering the murder of aya massarwe?
Not heard of that one what’s the basics?
Massively long multi-million 12ft high patrolled fence erected b cuz rabbits.
I didn't know they could jump that high.
curious as to the motive for the murder(s). Only $2k? Weird. Or did they just get into a drunk fight
👏👏👏
Off topic, or rather, not murder related, I thought the little information about the children was sad. When Case said the marriage had broken down, and Louis and Minnie had agreed she’d support herself, whilst he would be responsible for the children, I assumed it meant something like a voluntary child support allowance. But then we hear that he “boarded them with the Salvation Army”, which would mean an orphanage. It wasn’t all that unusual to temporarily put children you couldn’t afford “into care” while you tried to find a job, for example. However it seems strange and sad their mother didn’t take them back. Although, I suppose, she might have had to do the same thing, since apparently she couldn’t support them either. Just a sad little window into how bleak things were during the depression.
I know my great grandma was the oldest of 8 girls. During the beginning if the depression the were sent all over. The lived in Massachusetts but were sent to relatives in Canada dome to church orphanage and my great grandma to a convent when the mom died. My great grandma eventually got a lot of his sisters back together. She was 16 when this happened. I got close to a few of them and they were amazing women.
Where is case 55
They had to remove it for legal reasons. It was about Simone Strobel if you're curious.
ElectronicCukie tnx
@@BalticRat what were the legal reasons?
Very interesting. Can you tell me the spelling of the town which sounds like you and me?? Cannot find it.
Youanmi
Unnamed Casefile Guy: I love your podcasts. Love them. It's great to hear different, but equally freaky, tales other than the often-repeated ones. Thank you.
A little bit of (hopefully) constructive criticism:
- the (otherwise looooovely) narrator seems to have developed a verbal tic, at least since the last time I listened to an episode. It's also a BBC and Euro-journalist tic-thing, but I find it immensely annoying. It's the added syllable before certain words. E.g. (and I'm improvising here): "A-James was a-sent to a-prison and a-never confessed..." You get the idea. Maybe it's something which is being taught in diction school - I'm pretty sure tha'ts the case, as it's ubiquitous - but, for me, it's up there with the vocal fry as something which prevents me from enjoying listening to certain voices.
Secondly - and this is an info request than a whinge ;-) - I'd love to see maps of where all this happened. I tried to locate places myself on the InterWebs, but it took me flippin' ages!! Your country is soooooo big with soooooo much empty space and soooo many bizarrely-named places! Google maps cannot cope with the Immensity that is Australia.
Sorry to be a Whingeing Pom. It's all with the very best of intentions. Again - love, love your podcast. Don't think badly of me.... xxx
Yeah I kept thinking I was hearing things , iv not heard it on the bbc ever and I’m British only on here why would you a even a speak a like a that lol bloody strange
And same I can’t stand vocal fry at all drives me mad , there’s a whole minute of Kim kardashian doing it when you type in google fry on UA-cam - no suprise there I don’t even know why she’s famous it’s pathetic
And also he can’t show maps because it’s a podcast he shares on loads of other platforms and is meant to only be listened to
snowy rowles is my great or great great grandfather belive it or not
How is the town of You'nMe actually spelled? 🤪
Try Youanmi Downs 🙃
Algorithms from Washington
do-gooders interfering with justice even then
So the housewives support the killer's mother without a thought about the victim's mother.
Why do you sometimes put and a before something like - John a-went to school on the way back a-he a-went into a shop (it’s weird)
It's on the end of a word and is something very rare called the "Australian accent"! He's enunciating his words carefully and slowly because if he spoke at the normal rate most non Australians would have issues understanding him. Similar to the way some Seppos sound like they are speaking with a mouth full of marbles.
Maybe you should stop with Australian cases. It's not interesting anymore. What's next? Unsolved murder from the time of the first settlers?
Maybe you should make your own channel. He can do whatever on his one, if you don't like it don't listen.
@@loredanadincu7930 loredana, that's a childish comment. I have been listening to this kid since his early days. And the show over the years has matured and evolved. The peak of the show, however, happened long ago with Earons and Silk Road episodes. He keeps forcing Australian cases, and I can understand that, I guess he is patriotic, but fortunately for all Australians there is only a handfull of interesting cases from Ausie and he had covered most of them. Alas, he has audience from across the globe. So this is a constructive criticism just so that I and a number of others don't do what you want us to do - which is stop listening. That's the last thing I want, and I bet you, that's the last thing he wants too.
@@jackcroatan you don't told me I am childish, because I said your comment wasan't respectfull, like you don't say to him what to do with his channel. If where many comments like yours I would stop and think about those comments if I was him and try to change something . But since you are the only one commenting this, while others where saying otherwise your comment is just out of place.
@@loredanadincu7930 aha, so you would back me up if there were more comments like mine, but since I'm the only one - you wont. My my what a true fan you are. And, also, I guess, you don't have your own opinion, and if you do it is based on the opinon of others. Or should I better say, based on the opinion of majority. You go girl!
Wtf! I actually love it. These cases from the past are the most interesting to me. Please do more
Dead give away is the cheque snowy had with Louis name on it...
And the beer too, that Snowy said he was taking for Louis when he actually never drank. Im surprised it didn't come up in the trial
Yes he was low on cash, he was murdering ppl for cash..........
@@zonahfalak4261Maybe the fact that Louis Carron did not drink alcohol was not generally knowledge.
Thank you.