True Crime Tonight: To Catch a Predator
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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 13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au for 24-hour support.
It's a voice that will send shivers down your spine. Stand off with police. Wanted fugitive. Death 19 times. The suspect lured the victim into the ward.
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This is True Crime Tonight. I'm your host, Michelle Laurie, and I'm here with my producers, Matthew Tankard.
Hi, Michelle.
And Ruby Bartzis. Hello. Oh, good evening. Because it's Sunday night, that's why we're here from 6 till 7 every Sunday night. We bring you a true crime book club, and we talk about documentaries, we chat with our listeners, and we interview some really interesting true crime kind of people. Don't forget, this is a true crime show, so it's not for kids, okay? Coming up later this hour, we'll talk to Kayla Brantley, who is a journalist, an American journalist. She's based in New York City. So can you imagine?
Can you imagine that? What else do you need to hear?
And I think she works for Daily Mail. I know she does, mate. Enough said. Yeah, enough said. You're so right, Ruby. Enough said. And she's talking about the Murdoch murders, which a lot of you will be going, oh, God, I know exactly all about this. And if you don't, you're going to love it. But up next, we hear from a listener.
Hey guys, love the podcast. Last week's episode with Belinda Bates was so, so good and I would love to hear a case about, you know, a relationship that's also been formed in a jail but maybe it didn't work out. It was just so good last week, you know, hearing Belinda and how she met Pete while she was working at the jail. That would be awesome.
I couldn't agree more. I also couldn't agree more. Yeah, I thought... I felt almost guilty. I thought, I don't... For those of you who can't remember or, you know, maybe haven't caught up yet on the last couple of episodes, you've got lovely Pete Bates and lovely Belinda. Gorgeous couple and their focus is on...
What content warning and support resources are given at the start of the episode?
Talking to people about coercive control and patterns, you know, recognising patterns in relationships that can become dangerous and all those things. But where they met was in jail because Pete was in jail. He was serving time for murder. And Belinda was working in a drug rehab centre in the jail. And I should also say that Pete wasn't a patient. He was a mentor. He was sort of working.
This is on his last few years in prison, I think.
He'd gotten off drugs and... Sort of working in the program as well. So it's like they were workmates, except Pete wasn't allowed to go home at the end of the day. Well, he was home. Yeah. Yeah. I'm jealous. I'm very jealous of their relationship. He seems like the best guy I've ever heard about in my life. And then I think... I know, right? But then I said to Belinda... But if you and I were friends, if I was your sister, I would say, what are you doing? It's not happening, mate. There's no way in the world you are having a relationship with a bloke who's been in jail for murder. I'm not having it.
Well, imagine going into your family and being like, I am dating this guy and he's in jail for the next four years.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:08
2
What content warning and support resources are given at the start of the episode?
3:08–4:45
3
Who are the hosts and what is the True Crime Tonight format?
4:45–7:46
4
What listener voicemail sparks the conversation about marrying prisoners?
7:46–8:51
5
How did Pete and Belinda’s prison romance challenge expectations?
8:51–15:32
6
Why do marriages to prisoners often go wrong according to prior interviews?
15:32–19:23
Speakers
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