47 years since her murder in Rockhampton, the loved ones of Queenie Hart have finally been able to bring her home to Wakka Wakka country and say goodbye. Theme: The Clock is Ticking by Dark Orb Music https://soundcloud.com/dark_orb_music Dark Walk by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3612-dark-walk License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://incompetech.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Imagine your trauma leads the news. Your private life is then public property. Your anonymity is lost. That’s what it’s like to become an accidental celebrity. Now, the spotlight is turned around. Each weekly episode offers rare media insights from an ordinary Australian who faced an extraordinary event. They expose the tricks of a competitive trade – the relentless pursuits, the manipulation and misrepresentation, the betrayals of truth and trust – with journalist Fiona Reynolds. Learn too...

A children's ward nurse of 20 years is hiding a terrible secret from his friends and neighbours in a small town in Tasmania. So who was he really? And who knew about it?   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A sinister portrait develops of the man once known as Steven Henry Kiem. Described as cruel and violent, those who used to be in close contact come forward with their harrowing memories, relieved he's now dead. What they say about his link to the cold cases of Margaret Kirstenfeldt and Queenie Hart. Theme: The Clock is Ticking by Dark Orb Music https://soundcloud.com/dark_orb_music Satiate by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4322-satiate License:...

Finally, we are able to reveal the identity of Person X. But, what does it mean for the families of Margaret Kirstenfeldt and `Rosie`? Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done, Letitia Wallace, Susan Bush, Charlie Dally-Watkins, Alex Wright Media, Mackay City Council...

On the night of August 17, 1980, baby Azaria Chamberlain was taken by a dingo during a family camping trip to Uluru. What happened next? A Perfect Storm: The true story of the Chamberlains. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Word about the Margaret Kirstenfeldt case is spreading. More past and present Sarina residents are coming forward to share memories - some of which are shocking. For the first time, we hear from the children who resided with Person X. Warning: This episode contains disturbing and graphic memories of abuse. Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason...

A concerning association: the other reason why person X raises a red flag. Paula's previous meeting with the man in question, and her mission to find him again. Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done, Letitia Wallace, Susan Bush, Charlie Dally-Watkins, Alex Wright...

He was living just a few doors down from Margaret. His history is shocking. Did he get away with murder? Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done, Letitia Wallace, Susan Bush, Charlie Dally-Watkins, Alex Wright Media, Mackay City Council Library. Theme: The Clock is...

A closer look at the people who were in Margaret's life and community at the time of her death in February 1978. Did any of them have something to hide? Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done, Letitia Wallace, Susan Bush, Alex Wright Media, Mackay City Council...

Margaret's case is re-opened as a murder, 30 years after a suicide finding. We take a road trip to Sarina, visiting the home where she died and the places she knew and visited. Why it's never too late to identify a killer. Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done,...

Margaret's baby - all grown up. Lesley speaks publicly for the first time since her mother's death. Loved ones reflect on what could have been. Plus, we get a second opinion. Another experienced pathologist examines the notes from Margaret's autopsy. Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette...

Heartbroken and in disbelief, Margaret's loved ones are tortured by the finding she took her own life. Her father is forever haunted by having to clean up the crime scene, while her husband feels let down by the justice system. Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done,...

Police theories, a post-mortem and a pathologist's finding: how it created conflict, confusion and conjecture. So, whose opinion is right? Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done, Letitia Wallace, Susan Bush, Alex Wright Media, The Daily Mercury and Mackay City...

A knock on the door delivers despair in the middle of the night. What was Margaret's demeanour in her final hours? Plus, an examination of the crime scene. Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done, Letitia Wallace, Susan Bush, Alex Wright Media, The Daily Mercury and...

The vivid memories of the first police officers on the scene on the night of February 10, 1978. Why they'll never forget. Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done, Letitia Wallace, Susan Bush, Alex Wright Media, The Daily Mercury and Mackay City Council Library. Music...

Margaret leaves home with dreams of love, marriage and babies. She's keen to begin her adult life in a new town. But homesickness and the reality of day-to-day life wear her down. Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7 News Brisbane, Annette Caltabiano, Georgia Done, Letitia Wallace, Susan Bush, Alex Wright Media,...

A teenage motorcyclist finds the bloodied body of a young, married mother beside a dark stretch of road. It is Summer 1978, in the tiny Queensland town of Sarina. The woman's name is Margaret Kirstenfeldt. How did this popular, much-loved girl from country Jandowae end up here? Credits: Presenter / Investigative Crime Journalist - Paula Doneman Producer / Writer - Sally Eeles Sound Design - Marc Wright TV reporter - Mackenzie Ravn Graphics - Jason Blandford With thanks to: The team at 7...

She was a much-loved, young mum with plenty of friends. Why did Margaret Kirstenfeldt suffer a violent, bloody death in the tiny Queensland town of Sarina? Was it suicide or murder? Expert opinions have swung wildly. It's been 40 years. Could a killer still be on the run? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy