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The Family Court Murders

2022/6/8
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***Want to hear more about the Family Court Bomber? ***Find our extra True Crime Conversations episode here. )

From 1980 to 1985 Sydney was ravaged by a domestic terror crime spree that became known across Australia as The Family Court Murders.

All of the attacks - including four murders, two shootings, and five bombings - were carried out by a man who was motivated by a drawn-out custody battle with his ex-wife. 

In this episode, investigative journalist Debi Marshall discusses how he managed to avoid prosecution for decades, and how he was eventually brought to justice.

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**Guest: **Debi Marshall

You can watch Debi's four-part series on the Family Court Murders here).

And you can read her book The Family Court Murders here).

**Host: **Gemma Bath)

Executive Producer: Gia Moylan)

**Audio Producer: **Rhiannon Mooney

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