Jul 27, 2026 · 28 min · 11 segments
Day four of the Claremont serial killings trial saw a parade of Bradley Edwards’ former lovers take the stand, with intimate details told to the court. Two of Edwards’ former lovers told of their…
Tim ClarkGuest
Emily MoultonGuest
Natalie BongiovanniHost
Yeah, we were just saying it's almost like a time of your life or this is your life sort of moment, um, today, and, and, uh, you know, no one would sort of want to have all their ex-relationships, um, dredged up from the past, um-
And, you know, I, I don't know really how far it took us, but it was certainly, certainly interesting listening n- none- nonetheless.
I mean, there was, there was questions about obviously, um, uh, h- how they met and first dates and where they went and talk of, you know, roses and lightning strikes, and it was all quite personal in a very impersonal setting.
Um, and, um, yeah, I mean, we learned, we certainly learned more about, um, the, uh, his relationships.
But, um, the, the reason for that questioning was very similar to the last couple of days in that, um, the prosecution are trying to establish w- obviously what type of man Mr. Edwards is, but, uh, uh, more specifically, I think, what he looked like and the cars he drove and what, I mean, you know, and what he was doing at certain times and, and, and certain places on certain dates.
Did the four women paint a similar picture of a similar man or, or were they quite different?
I think the only one that was really different was perhaps the second wife, but I think the past girlfriends all seemed to say that he appeared to be a genuinely nice guy.
Yeah, we were just saying it's almost like a time of your life or this is your life sort of moment, um, today, and, and, uh, you know, no one would sort of want to have all their ex-relationships, um, dredged up from the past, um-
And, you know, I, I don't know really how far it took us, but it was certainly, certainly interesting listening n- none- nonetheless.
I mean, there was, there was questions about obviously, um, uh, h- how they met and first dates and where they went and talk of, you know, roses and lightning strikes, and it was all quite personal in a very impersonal setting.
Um, and, um, yeah, I mean, we learned, we certainly learned more about, um, the, uh, his relationships.
But, um, the, the reason for that questioning was very similar to the last couple of days in that, um, the prosecution are trying to establish w- obviously what type of man Mr. Edwards is, but, uh, uh, more specifically, I think, what he looked like and the cars he drove and what, I mean, you know, and what he was doing at certain times and, and, and certain places on certain dates.
Did the four women paint a similar picture of a similar man or, or were they quite different?
I think the only one that was really different was perhaps the second wife, but I think the past girlfriends all seemed to say that he appeared to be a genuinely nice guy.
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"I Feared For My Life"
Then a startling admission stops the courtroom
Smiling At Home Videos
Moments later, intimate footage flickers on screen
Putting Him In Claremont
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