True Crime Conversations

The episode examines the 1992 disappearance of 12-year-old Rhianna Barreau, one of South Australia’s most enduring cold cases. It follows the ordinary school-holiday day she vanished and considers how the case reshaped her family, community, and Adelaide itself.

Dominique Lee recounts the night in 2013 when an assault by her senior mentor changed the course of her life and career. The episode follows her long pursuit of justice and examines what her case says about power, silence, and culture inside Australian medicine.

The Lindsay Clancy case has kept moving after the mistrial in her trial over the 2023 killings of her three children. This episode follows juror fallout, Patrick Clancy’s public comments, and a major change in the defence’s legal strategy.

Josephine Greensill’s case centers on a wrongful conviction for alleged child sexual abuse dating back nearly 30 years. Neil Mercer joins Gemma to examine the failures behind her imprisonment, the court’s later findings, and what happened after she was released.

Jill Meagher’s 2012 disappearance after drinks with colleagues remains one of Australia’s most haunting cases. Gemma Bath speaks with journalist and author Megan Norris about the investigation that ultimately brought Jill’s killer to justice.