Jul 15, 2026 · 24 min · 9 segments
A never-before-heard phone call Sarah Spiers made in the hours before she disappeared. Descriptions of Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon’s final movements. And gruesome evidence shown to a packed-out…
Tim ClarkGuest
Damian CrippsGuestNick Van HatumGuest
Natalie BonjoloHost
Uh, yeah, it was a pretty extraordinary day, Nat, to be honest, um, just from, from very early doors.
The queues outside the court, the police presence, the media presence, the legal presence, and just the, I mean, the, the, the occasion of it all, I suppose, which is a horrible thing to say given that we're talking about, um, such serious subject matter.
But I mean, everyone's been sort of building up to the day, particularly in the courtroom, sort of, um, getting ready for it, preparing for the influx of, of, of people and interest.
Um, and they were, um, they were right to be prepared because it certainly was a very busy day.
Um, but once, once things got underway in court, it was quite a solemn day as well.
And, and I think the judge at one point, didn't he have to remind people, "You know, this is a serious matter, this is not a social occasion"? Is that something that would be quite unusual for a case like this?
Normally, also, although the courts are always conducted in public, usually there's very few people in the public gallery.
Um, so it is an additional distraction for what i- is already a very difficult task.
Just I, I was just gonna ask you, it was, it was interesting from perhaps n- um, Nick and my perspective-
Uh, yeah, it was a pretty extraordinary day, Nat, to be honest, um, just from, from very early doors.
The queues outside the court, the police presence, the media presence, the legal presence, and just the, I mean, the, the, the occasion of it all, I suppose, which is a horrible thing to say given that we're talking about, um, such serious subject matter.
But I mean, everyone's been sort of building up to the day, particularly in the courtroom, sort of, um, getting ready for it, preparing for the influx of, of, of people and interest.
Um, and they were, um, they were right to be prepared because it certainly was a very busy day.
Um, but once, once things got underway in court, it was quite a solemn day as well.
And, and I think the judge at one point, didn't he have to remind people, "You know, this is a serious matter, this is not a social occasion"? Is that something that would be quite unusual for a case like this?
Normally, also, although the courts are always conducted in public, usually there's very few people in the public gallery.
Um, so it is an additional distraction for what i- is already a very difficult task.
Just I, I was just gonna ask you, it was, it was interesting from perhaps n- um, Nick and my perspective-
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Sarahs Last Call Played
Suddenly, the courtroom hears a haunting sound
Autopsy Details Unveiled
Details emerge that silence the entire room
Hearing Sarahs Voice
Tim recalls the moment everyone held breath
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