Stephen Stockwell

And I guess that's

Kind of, as you mentioned, they're happening all the time through the trial, these kind of challenges, these discussions.

And often when the jury's out of the room, these are the sort of things they're talking about, right?

Yeah.

Eva, you mentioned our last episode.

I mean, this is a mistrial now.

So it's basically another trial that will need to occur for Sheree Glastonbury, Mark Murphy, and also Peter Murphy, Mark Murphy's twin brother and Lynette Sexton, with Peter and Lynette accused of assisting an offender.

You mentioned in our last episode that that retrial is not likely until 2028, two years away.

Why is it going to take so long to get there?

The delay of a couple of years for a trial.

I mean, something that we notice, we get a lot of emails when someone is charged.

So when there's a high profile person charged with an offense, the example that I'll give at the moment, which is very current, is Ben Robert Smith.

We've had a huge number of emails sent in about whether or not we will cover the war crimes trial of Ben Robert Smith.

It is on our list when it comes up.

But for something like that, Eva, I would assume it's going to take them

years to get to trial.

So, you know, a couple of year delay between charges and a trial isn't unusual.

You know, another trial that we've got our eye on at the moment is the trial of Patrick Stevenson in Ballarat accused of murdering Samantha Murphy.

And so that's something we've been watching for a long time.

That trial is coming soon.