#71 Due South - James Redgrave

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05/20/22 • 109 min

James Redgrave is one of those characters who has lead a very full life, one of service and giving to others. From service in the Australian Army, private investigations, fire fighter, lion and now working with the charity Due South and we have only just scratched the surface!

I had the pleasure of chatting to James to hear about some of the stories and about the Due South charity helping first responders and military veterans with PTSD.

https://www.duesouthaus.com.au

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I had the pleasure of chatting to James to hear about some of the stories and about the Due South charity helping first responders and military veterans with PTSD.

https://www.duesouthaus.com.au

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Mark Thomas is a current serving member of Victoria Police with 23 years experience. After attending a trauma scene in his career, Mark started to feel the effects of PTSI, which he ignored. The symptoms continue to worsen, a decade later he crashed and self hospitalised.

After feeling intensely alone in hospital, with the assistance of some amazing friends, he founded the Australian Charities and Not for Profit Commission registered charity, The Code 9 Foundation.

Website: markthomas.com.au

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#72 From the archives. "You're F**ked" - Narelle Fraser (Repost Ep #9)

From the podcast archives. Narelle Fraser was a member of Victoria Police for 27 years, 15 of those as a Detective at the Rape and Homicide Squads and Missing Persons Unit. She worked on high profile investigations including Anna & Gracie Sharpe (by ‘Mornington Monster’ John Sharpe), Margaret & Paul Wales-King (the Society Murders), Maria Korp (the body in the boot case), the 2002 Bali Bombing, horrific infanticide investigations, Geoff Clarke (the then ATSIC Commissioner), The Ascot Vale Rapist and many more. She has stared death and trauma in the face throughout her career.

Narelle can be found at narellefraser.com or as a regular on Australian True Crime Podcast.

Trigger warning : sexual assault