Gemma Bath
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 9 Sep
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Hi, I'm Gemma Bath, host of True Crime Conversations, and I'm dropping into your ears with an update on the case we covered just a week ago.
The 2025 murders of Victorian police officers Vadim Devart Hotar and Neil Thompson at the hands of Desmond Philby, who sent police on a seven-month manhunt.
philby was shot dead in a standoff in march 2026 after he was found hiding out on a remote property in a shipping container about 100 kilometers from his place of residence in pawpunka it was there at his home that he shot and killed the officers injuring a third while they were trying to conduct a search warrant based on allegations of child abuse against philby
Now the court proceedings in this case are getting underway.
On May 25th in the Victorian Coroner's Court, family, colleagues and media gathered for the opening of two inquests.
Seven News' Rochelle Brown was there.
We asked her to walk us through what we learnt.
Rochelle, thank you for joining us.
Firstly, can you tell us procedurally what happened in the Melbourne Coroner's Court?
Because they actually opened two inquests, which is quite unusual really in a crime, isn't it?
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