True Crime Tonight: Patrick Clancy Speaks

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What is the opening introduction and who are the hosts of True Crime Tonight?

Unknown 0:00
Warning. This is a true crime segment and not suitable for children. It contains references to sexual violence and suicide, which some listeners may find distressing. If you need support, you are not alone. Contact Lifeline on 131114 or visit lifeline.org.au for 24-hour support.
Ross Douthat 0:21
It's a voice that will send shivers down your spine. Standoff with police. Wanted fugitives stepped 19 times. The suspect lured the victim into the water.
Unknown 0:29
Biggest legal dramas in Hollywood. Today is a major win to show what the system can do. This is true crime tonight.
Meshel Laurie 0:38
Hello, this is True Crime Tonight. Welcome back. That means it's Sunday night. Are you having that feeling where you're like, oh my god, it's Sunday night again. I've got my thing tomorrow. The Sunday blues. The Sunday blues. That is Matthew Tankard producer, Ruby Bartis is here as well. Hello. We told everyone you were away on assignment last week, Ruby. Yeah. In
Matthew Tankard 0:55
Bali. Really good assignment.
Meshel Laurie 0:58
I should really give myself that assignment sometime. You should definitely must go. Although last time I was in Bali I did do a bit of true crimey stuff 'cause there's a few Australians incarcerated in Bali at the moment. And uh I went to Karabakhan. I didn't meet anybody there, I just kinda went for a sticky beak and um She's probably tax deductible. I'm an idiot. Yeah, I've just got to go and have a look at a crime somewhere next time I go. I'll work on that for everybody's benefit. And um, we are here until seven o'clock, of course, six till seven every week. Later in the show, we're talking to Karen Bevan. She's the CEO of Full Stop Australia, and she's going to talk to us about the terrible week we've had in this country in terms of domestic violence.
Meshel Laurie 1:37
That's coming up on True Crime Tonight. Around Australia, this is True. True Crime Tonight. I'm Michelle Laurie. I'm joined with my producers, Matthew Tankard.
Matthew Tankard 1:44
Hey Michelle.
Meshel Laurie 1:45
And Ruby Bartsis. Hello. Hello, hello. We're gonna hear from a listener, my favorite bit of the show. This is from the True Crime Hotline. Remind us how people can get involved in this, Matthew.
Matthew Tankard 1:54
Well, you can find a link in the show notes of any Australian True Crime podcast episode or at our social media, Australian True Crime. Let's listen to this week's
Unknown 2:01
Hey guys, how's it going? Loving the show, listen each week. Um, I was a juror on the vampire jiggolo case many, many years ago and I was just out of high school. So I don't know if my memory is right and I was wondering if you guys could do an episode about that whole scenario, the whole trial, uh or, you know, the crime itself, and help me understand it a bit better. Yeah, keep doing what you're doing. I really love it and hope to hear from you still.
Meshel Laurie 2:34
God, what a fabulous message for so many reasons. I'm I'm so fascinated that this lovely woman was on the jury. So she heard every bit of evidence. Is
Matthew Tankard 2:45
this r I've never heard of this before? What is it? The vampire gigolo? Oh yeah. Sounds like a Rob Schneider movie.
Meshel Laurie 2:50
Does, doesn't it? And I can't so she heard all the evidence and she's asking us, can we help her make sense of it? Can she help us make sense of it? Let me read to you because it is it is involved, but I'll read to you. This is from a story from ABC News. Shane Chartres Abbott, a self-professed vampire and male prostitute, was shot dead. You can tell this is an old story, by the way, because they would have said sex worker now, but this story is from 2014. So uh a self-professed vampire and male prostitute was shot dead outside his home in Reservoir on June 4th, 2003. On the same day, He was due in court on a charge of rape. The shooting sparked a decade-long police investigation that led to a lengthy police integrity investigation.
Meshel Laurie 3:31
Ooh, why police integrity involved in this? And a specialist task force. Now, it's got something to do with the gang wars, which seems weird, but a career criminal admitted to shooting dead Chartres Abbott as a favour to an acquaintance, and Mark Perry, Warren Shea, and and Evangelos Gusis were also charged over the murder. Perry, Shea, and Goosis were found not guilty of the murder and were also cleared of manslaughter.

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