Gemma Bath

Yeah.

No.

I noticed in a lot of the domestic violence scenes that you went to,

the bedroom featured heavily.

Can you talk to that?

In that job as well, I would love you to tell listeners about

kind of the juxtaposition of being in such a violent

kind of environment and then kind of looking at the fridge and seeing photos.

Yeah, and they're smiling down at you.

Was that weird?

What was that like?

And did you find that...

Certain families wanted different things done with the house.

Did some want to re-enter, some didn't?

Another DV case you talk about in your book involved a man who murdered his wife and then dropped his baby at the local church.

And once again, the level of violence.

I think what shocked me reading these details is when you see headlines on the news about man murders partner and stabs her to death or something along those lines,

It sounds clinical, but hearing your descriptions of what that looks like in a house and what the blood and the violence actually, when it plays out, can be, it's really shocking.

Well, according to kind of recent statistics, there are nine suicides a day in Australia.

Did you attend many?