This week on Killer Kontent, we're covering three major cases making headlines in Australia and overseas.
We unpack Erin Patterson's appeal against her convictions for the deadly mushroom lunch murders — including the arguments her lawyers say justify a new trial and the prosecution's own push to make her sentence even tougher.
We also look at the Dannielle Finlay-Jones inquest and ask whether women should be able to find out about a persons criminal history.
Then we head to Las Vegas for the latest developments in the long-awaited Tupac Shakur murder case, nearly three decades after the legendary rapper was gunned down at just 25 years old.
In Crime Pop Culture, we're reviewing Netflix's new six-part drama *The Bombing of Pan Am 103*, which takes us inside the investigation into the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
We also watch the New Zealand documentary *Stalked* which is on HBO Max and finally tackle the podcast with possibly the longest title we've ever reviewed — *The No Good, Terribly Kind, Wonderful Lives and Tragic Deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman*, the fascinating deep dive into the mysterious and still-unsolved deaths of the Canadian billionaire couple.
It's another packed episode of Killer Kontent — the biggest crime stories and court cases, plus the crime TV, documentaries and podcasts worth adding to your list.
