*TRIGGER WARNING*This episode discusses graphic violence, sexual assault, mutilation and many other disturbing details.Join us for a REMOTE recording of the second instalment of The Snowtown Murders. 

*TRIGGER WARNING*This episode discusses graphic violence, sexual assault, mutilation and many other disturbing details.John Bunting endured a hard childhood. His sustained trauma left him with a skewed view of the world, one fuelled with hatred towards those he considered 'less than'. When he moved to Snowtown in South Australia, John met a few like-minded people who were extremely impressionable. What followed was some of the worst crimes committed in Australian history. Join us for part one of this harrowing tale. 

Our sub-series, 'Witching Hour', is back with its THIRD episode! In this 'Witching Hour' we discuss shadow men, doppleganger boyfriends, living in a simulation & creepy little girls.  Once again, thanks for killing time with us. We hope you enjoy!

Today we bring you the third, and final, instalment of the Anthony Templet case. Will this teenager receive justice for the mental and physical abuse he suffered at the hands of his father? Or will he be sentenced to years in prison for the cold-blooded murder of him?Come kill some time with us and find out. 

Last episode we left you on a cliffhanger. Killing Time, Discussing Crime brings you the second instalment of the conflicting case surrounding the murder of Burt Templet by his own son, Anthony. Was it murder or self-defence?Watch Netflix's 'I Killed My Father' for visuals on this case. 

Today we bring you the first instalment of the conflicting case that emerged when Anthony Templet shot and killed his father.  On Thursday the 6th of June, 2019, Burt Templet died in hospital as a result of the gunshot wound to the head he had received three days prior from his son. Anthony had been swiftly arrested after,  unusually, calling the police on himself and confessing to what he had done. His reasoning? Self-defence. Friends and family were shocked. They couldn't believe this had happened, and even more so that Anthony was the one responsible. But when the media began reporting the crime, the case took an unexpected turn that no one could have seen coming. So, was Burt's death a calculated killing, or was Anthony really forced to act in self-defence against his father?

Our sub-series, 'Witching Hour', is back with its SECOND episode! In this 'Witching Hour' we discuss cryptids, creepy skin-pinching men, games of hide-and-seek gone bad, and reasons why not to hang out in cemeteries. Once again, thanks for killing time with us. We hope you enjoy!

*TRIGGER WARNING*This episode discusses violence, sexual assault, mutilation and cannibalism. 45-year-old John Price was becoming increasingly afraid that his abusive partner, Katherine Knight, was going to seriously harm himself or his children. So much so that on the 29th of February, 2000, made a comment to his neighbours that if his car was still in the driveway the next day, it meant he hadn't made it to work because Katherine had killed him. As predicted, the following day John's car was still there and he was a no-show at work. Police were called to his house and promptly made their way inside. Although they expected the worst, nothing could prepare them for the true extent of the horrors they were about to uncover.

Killing Time, Discussing Crime is introducing its new sub-series, Witching Hour, this week! These episodes will dive into the creepy, the paranormal,  and everything in between. We hope you enjoy!

*TRIGGER WARNING*This episode discusses the crimes of Leonard Fraser, an Australian serial killer, who stalked, brutally attacked and sexually assaulted his victims. We have done our best to keep any descriptions of the crimes minimal, but we do mention that these crimes have occurred. Please proceed listening with caution. Natasha Ann Ryan was a 14-year-old resident of Rockhampton, Queensland. After the divorce of her parents, the teen turned to a life of experimental drugs, alcohol and partying. Assisted by her older boyfriend, Natasha was no stranger to running away for days at a time. But when she disappeared in 1998 and four other female residents of the town turned up dead, the authorities and her family began to believe the worst. Had Natasha fallen victim to the horrific crimes of Leonard Fraser?