Gemma Bath

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4,427 appearances 61 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 2d ago

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True Crime Conversations · Inside The Hidden Network Of Men Drugging And Raping Their Wives · 3 Jun 2026 podcast

I think from...

watching and listening to Zoe and Amanda's stories, what I took away was obviously all of the emotions you've talked about, but the hurt that's involved with being abused and not knowing about it and then finding out and like the betrayal of that, like...

Those emotions, like it's such a different kind of crime to be talking about with so many more complex emotions because it's not like someone attacked them in the street.

They knew it was happening.

They could kind of wrestle with it in the moment.

There's so much more kind of complexity to it.

After the break, we talk about why it's so difficult for these women to get a conviction.

We know that...

Trying to get a conviction in a rape case is hard, full stop.

Is it even harder in these kinds of instances?

I know we've talked about Zoe, she got a conviction, Giselle got a conviction, but I feel like this would be a very hard thing to prove.

I'm curious, as a journalist, before you started working in this kind of world, you know, pre-Giselle, did you have any idea that this was a crime, that this was happening?

Because I feel maybe I'm being naive here, but before I heard about Giselle's case, because I was so shocked by that, I didn't know that this was happening.

And it's mind-boggling to see how much it's happening.

Were you aware that this was something in the zeitgeist before Giselle?

Wasn't there a recent law change in the EU to kind of help?

I think the comparison I can think of in Australia is in the last few years we got coercive control laws.

Great.

However, it doesn't make it easier to prove coercive control once you're in the court.

So it's like it looks great, but then when you're actually in the system trying to prove it with that kind of allegation, you know, there's the disconnect.

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