Shane Madej

Yeah, you can. Yeah, you can. In prison. Yeah, just type that in. Families having sex with each other in prison. Guarantee you something's coming up.

Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah, man. They sent everybody because that's always the question of like, well, you know, if Tasmania, you know, if Australia was a penal colony, like how were the chicks? Yeah. Where the women were also sent.

Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah, man. They sent everybody because that's always the question of like, well, you know, if Tasmania, you know, if Australia was a penal colony, like how were the chicks? Yeah. Where the women were also sent.

Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah, man. They sent everybody because that's always the question of like, well, you know, if Tasmania, you know, if Australia was a penal colony, like how were the chicks? Yeah. Where the women were also sent.

Yeah. Now, Martin Bryant's lineage didn't necessarily clean itself up as the years ticked by in Tasmania. Bryant's mother, Carlene, was raised by a man who often suffered from alcoholic psychosis. This man married Carlene's 19-year-old mother when he was 54 years old. Well, Carlene's life actually seems to be one of those cursed existences that we sometimes find in our research.

Yeah. Now, Martin Bryant's lineage didn't necessarily clean itself up as the years ticked by in Tasmania. Bryant's mother, Carlene, was raised by a man who often suffered from alcoholic psychosis. This man married Carlene's 19-year-old mother when he was 54 years old. Well, Carlene's life actually seems to be one of those cursed existences that we sometimes find in our research.

Yeah. Now, Martin Bryant's lineage didn't necessarily clean itself up as the years ticked by in Tasmania. Bryant's mother, Carlene, was raised by a man who often suffered from alcoholic psychosis. This man married Carlene's 19-year-old mother when he was 54 years old. Well, Carlene's life actually seems to be one of those cursed existences that we sometimes find in our research.

You know, these types of people whose lives are just marked by tragedy after tragedy, none of which are their own making. For example, when Carlene was a young woman working as a waitress in the small Tasmanian coastal town of Swansea, she met and fell in love with a man who left her for another woman.

You know, these types of people whose lives are just marked by tragedy after tragedy, none of which are their own making. For example, when Carlene was a young woman working as a waitress in the small Tasmanian coastal town of Swansea, she met and fell in love with a man who left her for another woman.

You know, these types of people whose lives are just marked by tragedy after tragedy, none of which are their own making. For example, when Carlene was a young woman working as a waitress in the small Tasmanian coastal town of Swansea, she met and fell in love with a man who left her for another woman.

The suitor soon reappeared to tell Carlene that she was the woman he really loved, but he then killed himself by carbon monoxide poisoning almost immediately after telling her.

The suitor soon reappeared to tell Carlene that she was the woman he really loved, but he then killed himself by carbon monoxide poisoning almost immediately after telling her.

The suitor soon reappeared to tell Carlene that she was the woman he really loved, but he then killed himself by carbon monoxide poisoning almost immediately after telling her.

The brighter side here on Last Podcast Network. You can listen every week. Now, a few years after her ill-fated romance, Carlene met her future husband, Maurice Bryant. Maurice was an English immigrant from Newcastle who was one of thousands of Englishmen who migrated to Australia after World War II by paying just 10 pounds for a ticket to the continent. What an upgrade.

The brighter side here on Last Podcast Network. You can listen every week. Now, a few years after her ill-fated romance, Carlene met her future husband, Maurice Bryant. Maurice was an English immigrant from Newcastle who was one of thousands of Englishmen who migrated to Australia after World War II by paying just 10 pounds for a ticket to the continent. What an upgrade.

The brighter side here on Last Podcast Network. You can listen every week. Now, a few years after her ill-fated romance, Carlene met her future husband, Maurice Bryant. Maurice was an English immigrant from Newcastle who was one of thousands of Englishmen who migrated to Australia after World War II by paying just 10 pounds for a ticket to the continent. What an upgrade.

yeah right from newcastle to australia beautiful australia just so much fun and again with the volleyball and the fucking and the shrimp and yeah but we're looking at please yeah but we're looking at australia from like a modern perspective australia in 1951 when he went was fucking rough yeah like it was underdeveloped

yeah right from newcastle to australia beautiful australia just so much fun and again with the volleyball and the fucking and the shrimp and yeah but we're looking at please yeah but we're looking at australia from like a modern perspective australia in 1951 when he went was fucking rough yeah like it was underdeveloped

yeah right from newcastle to australia beautiful australia just so much fun and again with the volleyball and the fucking and the shrimp and yeah but we're looking at please yeah but we're looking at australia from like a modern perspective australia in 1951 when he went was fucking rough yeah like it was underdeveloped

I may be wrong on this decade, but I don't think Australia got color TV until, like, the 80s.