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Sep 14, 2026
AFL Monday: End of season reviews and who wants to be the underdog?
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10:12Corbin MiddlemasHOST
After the Crows were eliminated, uh, copped some horrific abuse on social media.
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10:16Corbin MiddlemasHOST
Uh, and the Crows have reported, uh, that the troll on their, uh, captain to South Australia Police and to the AFL Integrity Unit.
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10:24Corbin MiddlemasHOST
Dawson called it out on social media saying, "There's absolutely no place for this in the world.
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10:27Corbin MiddlemasHOST
Be better." Uh, of course, the, the tragic events involving his brother in, in April last year...
Serial Killer Documentary - The Fisherman
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44:40speaker_7NARRATOR
For some reason or another, he denies ever having been to South Australia.
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44:50speaker_7NARRATOR
The thing I found interesting is that the South Australia Police had been looking for O'Neill since he jumped bail in 1971.
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45:00speaker_7NARRATOR
That was before the incidents referred to in the letters.
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It got me thinking.
The Somerton Man
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94:17Chris FlynnHOST
Forensic Science South Australia, who were still investigating, declined to comment about Abbott's findings.
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94:23Chris FlynnHOST
South Australia Police had not verified the result, but state they were cautiously optimistic that this might provide a breakthrough.
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94:32Chris FlynnHOST
So, that's different from what Abbott's saying, isn't it?
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94:38Neil HerbertHOST
Yeah.
Fall Asleep to The Tamam Shud Mystery
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55:09speaker_0NARRATOR
The case remained open in the formal sense.
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55:12speaker_0NARRATOR
South Australia police never officially closed it, but it was functionally static for decades.
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55:20speaker_0NARRATOR
The same evidence sat in the same files examined periodically by new generations of investigators and researchers, yielding the same inconclusive results.
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55:32speaker_0NARRATOR
The code was not broken.
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58:20speaker_0NARRATOR
after decades of debate about whether modern forensic science could finally answer the question that had defeated every previous attempt.
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58:30speaker_0NARRATOR
After years of legal proceedings, academic lobbying and public discussion about the ethics and logistics of disturbing a grave to solve a mystery that was older than most of the people working on it, the decision was made.
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58:49speaker_0NARRATOR
South Australia Police, working with academic researchers from the University of Adelaide, obtained a court order to exhume the body of the Somerton man from its grave in West Terrace Cemetery.
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59:04speaker_0NARRATOR
The court order was not easily obtained.
Daniel Joinbee: Indigenous aerospace trailblazer
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37:05Daniel JoinbeeGUEST
So it'll be the operations room for emergency services in South Australia.
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37:09Daniel JoinbeeGUEST
So Rotary will be managed by Toll Helicopters and Fixed Wing will be a mixture of South Australian Police and Royal Flying Doctors.
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37:18Daniel JoinbeeGUEST
Right.
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37:19Daniel JoinbeeGUEST
Sounds amazing.
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38:40Daniel JoinbeeGUEST
it? Raising Horizons is my...
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38:42Daniel JoinbeeGUEST
My why? Probably not the answer you wanted.
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38:45Daniel JoinbeeGUEST
SPARIS is, and what we're doing in South Australia, South Australian Police, and there's an acronym.
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38:51Daniel JoinbeeGUEST
What we're doing in South Australia is important.
(245) Just Lawful Podcast - Family Values Pt. 3
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23:25Sean FewsterHOST
And that new evidence comes courtesy of the constantly running cameras...
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23:30Sean FewsterHOST
Worn by South Australia Police.
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23:31Sean FewsterHOST
The body cams.
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23:32Sean FewsterHOST
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