Catching A Monster
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Australia’s worst paedophile spent four years on the run. Peter Scully thought by hiding out in a remote corner of the Philippines he was beyond the reach of the law. But Scully was wrong. In this episode, reporter Tara Brown recounts the chilling case as she tracked down and came face to face with our country’s most depraved predator. What he has to say for himself will leave you stunned. The original 60 Minutes story: Catching A Monster (2015), was reported by Tara Brown and produced by Rebecca Le Tourneau Podcast narrator: Peter Overton Podcast reporter: Tara Brown Podcast producers: Lydia Bilton, Liz Little, Helen Lunn and Toula Udowenko Sound Engineering and Design: Joe Lee Executive Producer: Kirsty Thomson
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