Claremont: The Claremont Serial Killings

In this episode, the podcast team look ahead into the evidence which has been anticipated for weeks - Bradley Edwards police interview - which Damien Cripps said gives ‘shivers down his spine’ in anticipation of the video to be played to the court, and is expected to be “the most significant piece of evidence the prosecution is going to bring”. That video is expected to be played tomorrow. While we’re still waiting for the police interview to be played, Day 83 saw a piece of evidence that was hotly objected by defence lawyer Paul Yovich - before the evidence was even heard. The statistics on unsolved murders and missing persons in WA was deemed ‘irrelevant’ by the defence, but despite that, the prosecution was allowed to proceed by Justice Hall. The court was told that police found more than 1500 unsolved  cases including murders, attempted murders, dangerous driving causing deaths between 1994 and 1997. When they filtered those down by suburb, six unsolved murders were in the Western Suburbs, which incl