23 episodes
Where's William Tyrrell? Network Ten
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4.0 • 52 Ratings
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On the 12th of September 2014, three-year-old William Tyrrell disappeared from the yard of his foster grandmother’s house in the quiet town of Kendall, New South Wales.
A search and rescue mission soon became an investigation into his likely abduction, but who took him?
Was the kidnapping planned or an opportunistic crime? Are we any closer to knowing what happened to William today than we were almost five years ago?
10 News First's Lia Harris and Natarsha Belling go through the entire story and strive to answer the question…Where’s William Tyrrell?
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A Theory Revealed
Earlier this year, William Tyrrell’s foster mother was charged with supplying false information to the New South Wales Crime Commission. The hearing has just taken place and Lia was there.
In this episode, criminologist Dr Xanthe Mallett joins Lia to talk about what happened and how, while the charge itself was not relevant to William’s case, it did involve the investigation into his disappearance.
This episode was produced and edited by Ali Aitken
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Another Dead End?
At the time of our previous episode, two months ago, police were undertaking an extensive, and very public, search of a number of areas in and near William's foster grandmother's house in Kendall, NSW. The search concluded after four weeks without any substantial findings, once again leaving two families still desperate for answers.
So what happens now?
With Lia once again is criminologist Dr Xanthe Mallet to talk about the current state of the investigation, and what the next steps might be.
Also joining in the discussion is media and defamation law specialist Professor David Rolph from the University of Sydney Law School.
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A New Direction
A year after the last episode, and two years into the inquest, police have named a new person of interest.
Lia Harris talks to criminologist Dr Xanthe Mallett from the University of Newcastle about the latest developments, and about Channel 10 – and this podcast - receiving a subpoena from the court to hand over all files relating to the case.
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Not Her Mantle
The latest inquest hearings have wrapped up. The court heard some testimony not known about previously including a nasty exchange in the courtroom, more about the transition of the case from former lead detective Gary Jubelin to current lead detective David Laidlaw and for the first time, the words of William's big sister as she grows up without her brother.
Lia discusses all of this and what it means for the future with criminologist and forensic scientist Dr Xanthe Mallett.
You can contact this show by emailing whereswilliam@networkten.com.au
If you know anything that can assist with solving this case, please contact police or Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000
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Jubelin
Lia Harris talks to Gary Jubelin after he was found guilty of illegally recording a person of interest.
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More Questions Than Answers
Former lead investigator on the William Tyrrell case Gary Jubelin is found guilty of all four charges against him.
William's foster parents are among the people acting as character witnesses for Jubelin and he has lodged an appeal, but what now?
What happens now in the search for the little missing boy?
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Customer Reviews
Pretty Good
Interesting but there’s repetition and at times it seems to drag. I found myself hanging on, waiting for the next real detail of the story. You will hear “we’ll come back to that at a later episode” about 100 times. I think the story is quite a mystery, very moving and sad. I do think this could have been condensed to 2 or 3 episodes.
Very biased
I’m absolutely convinced the foster parents could pull the body out of hiding and these podcasters still would defend them.
As I mentioned before...obviously...
I never suspected the foster parents until I listened to this podcast. The hosts bend over backwardsso far to make them look good, you'd think they are on their payroll. Foster parents are textbook narcissists and show clear characteristics of psychopathy. Finally, I challenged anyone to find ONE - and I mean ONE single response from the host Lia Harris that doesn't include the phrase "As I mentioned before AND "obviously". How does no one tell her how annoying that is?? EVERY. SINGLE. RESPONSE. So freakin annoying!