Eva Blandis

And look, this isn't to say that there may not be an application to sever these trials coming up, you know, for the second round, so to speak.

Well, again, I feel like I'm answering all these questions the same way, but no, we couldn't say because it didn't go before the jury, so we couldn't say anything, but we haven't heard in or outside of court about them being found, so we can make our own conclusions.

Look, I'm a huge believer of if horrible things happen, people need to know about that.

And in order to tell this story completely and accurately, I mean, that's a huge part of it.

The fact is that his torso was found in a wheelie bin.

I can understand it can come across as a bit insensitive in the way that we're focusing on that.

But at the end of the day, it's the fact of the matter.

We have to report the facts.

This is what unfortunately happened and it's extremely difficult to hear, but it is what it is.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, exactly.

And it paints the full picture, as ugly as that is.

there are counselling services available to the jury.

So there is that support there for them.

And in this case, we saw, you know, Justice Kimber was very sympathetic to the fact that these details were horrifying.

And as we've touched before on the pod, there was that option to have a break when they saw the photos of inside the wheelie bin and at other moments.

So, yeah, there is that support there.

Yes, so Peter Murphy lent over one day and told me that he loves the podcast.

So everyone's listening.

So there'll be a few administrative hearings.