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Debi Marshall Investigates Frozen Lies
What begins with a body in a kitchen freezer leads Debi Marshall to a sordid tale of seduction and lies, from Adelaide, to the Outback to the Adriatic Coast. Debi's investigation is the story of the five-part true crime series on Foxtel; Debi Marshall Investigates Frozen Lies. But the story of murder Victim Derrance Stevenson, draws Debi into the web of one of Australia's most terrifying network of paedophiles, known colloquially as 'The Family'. Despite the horrifying scale of the cries, only one perpetrator has ever been brought to justice. This gripping podcast reveals Debi's...
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Ratings & Reviews
4.6 stars from 513 ratings
Fantastic Story.
I loved this podcast. Very well put together.
It’s Me Mum via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 06/25/23
Ethical true crime, brilliant
While this series depicts disturbing events, the narrative is held carefully by Debi Marshall and it is superb retelling with a compassionate tone.
mkpotuyp via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 05/04/23
Riveting Podcast
Thanks Debi for loading this fantastic and insightful podcast. I remember these crimes so well as I was 15 the same age as Richard Kelvin when he was abducted in 1983. Congratulations on uplifting the suppression order on some of the perpetrators of these heinous crimes. I really hope you ‘break...Read full review »
phillysquire via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 08/23/22
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Published 08/30/21
In the gripping final episodes of FROZEN LIES, Debi engages the help of criminal profiler Kris Illingsworth to meticulously examine crime-scene evidence from the murder of Derrance Stevenson. In a tense interview, Debi outlines her evidence to...
Published 11/05/19
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