In January 2009, Darcey Freeman’s father, Arthur Freeman, was driving her to her first day of school when he acted out of revenge. He threw his four-year-old daughter off Melbourne’s 58-metre-high West Gate Bridge. Darcey’s mother, Peta Barnes never got the chance to say goodbye to her only daughter.
Today, we are joined by Megan Norris, the author of *Look What You Made Me Do: Fathers Who Kill, *to examine Peta’s story and how the system placed blame on everyone but the aggressive and abusive father.
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**Guest: **Megan Norris
You can find out more details about her book Look What You Made Me Do here).
**Host: **Claire Murphy
Executive Producer: Gia Moylan****
**Assistant Producer: **Tahli Blackman
**Audio Producer: **Madeline Joannou
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