Crime Scenes with Coffee Beans

True Aussie Murders. Caffeinated. Join your host, Belinda Brady, as she takes a deep dive into some of the most gruesome, brutal, and unbelievable Australian murders over a cup of coffee...or two. Some murders are well known and are etched into Australia’s crime history, others not so much, but each as brutal and real as they come. Coffee not mandatory to listen to this fortnightly true crime podcast, but it certainly helps! WANT TO SUPPORT THIS PODCAST? SEND FEEDBACK? BECOME A SPONSOR? REACH OUT! Belinda would love to hear from you! You can subscribe to the podcast for bonus ghost story eps (because who doesn't love a ghost story) or because you are simply feeling kind, or you can buy Belinda a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/CrimeSceneswCoffeeBeans And if you are interested in becoming a sponsor reach out! Belinda would love to hear from you too! Music by https://pixabay.com/users/exceptional_3d-16154516/

Crime Scenes with Coffee Beans is a history podcast hosted by Belinda Brady, with 56 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Belinda Brady hosts Crime Scenes with Coffee Beans, a history show with 56 episodes published.

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  Episode #53

  The Murder of Darcey Freeman

  Sep 2, 202631 minS1

  It's the 29th January, 2009, and four year old Darcey Freeman is on the way to start her first day of kindergarten. Her dad, Arthur Freeman, is driving her, along with her brothers six year old Ben and two year old Jack, to meet her mum, Peta, at the school and they can all be there for Darcey's big day. But when Arthur Freeman crosses Melbourne, VIC's West Gate Bridge on the way to the meet up he stops his car in the busy five lane roadway and gets out. What happens next will leave onlookers and a country in complete and utter shock. Join Belinda over a coffee or three as she dives into to devastating murder of Darcey Freeman. TW - This episode discusses the murder of a young girl. Listener discretion is advised. Like what you hear? Have a crime you'd like covered in this podcast? Send me a text! I'd love to hear from you! Support the show Follow me on #tiktok, buy me a coffee or subscribe!

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  Episode #52

  'They can't go back' - The Bega Schoolgirl Murders

  Aug 19, 202634 minS1

  It's October 1997, and it's the Labor Day three day weekend in Bega, NSW, Australia a picturesque country town neat the NSW/VIC border. Best friends Lauren Barry, 14, and Nicole Collins, 16, were keen to celebrate their upcoming birthdays and the long weekend with a campout with some friends. All was going well until the girls decided they wanted to go to a party in a nearby town saying they were going to walk there. They bid their friends goodbye and were never seen alive again. A few weeks later, career criminals Leslie Camilleri and Lindsay are arrested and charged with the girls' murders, but the true horrors of what those girls were put through was far worse than anyone had feared. Join Belinda over a coffee - a strong coffee - or two as she discusses the brutal murders of two best friends who were only trying to get to a party and crossed paths with pure evil. TW - This episode discusses sexual assault and murder of two young girls so listener discretion is advised. Like what you hear? Have a crime you'd like covered in this podcast? Send me a text! I'd love to hear from you! Support the show Follow me on #tiktok, buy me a coffee or subscribe!

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  Episode #51

  'HE WIPED OUT A QUARTER OF MY FAMILY’ – THE GREENOUGH MURDERS

  Aug 5, 202624 minS1

  Karen MacKenzie was a 31 year old single mother making a good life for herself, her 16 year old son Daniel and her daughters Amara, 7 and Katrina 5, on their rural farm in Western Australia's Greenough,. The family loved their farm life and the small farming community loved them. All that changed when one night, in the early hours of February 22, 1993, Karen, Amara and Katrina were brutally hacked to death as they slept, Daniel meeting the same fate when he went to see who was paying the family a visit. The scene was so horrific, so horrible, seasoned police threw up when they were greeted with it and many stopped working homicide cases not long after. Who would want to butcher this young family and why? Join Belinda over a cuppa or two as she looks into the murders of a much loved family and one of Australia's most disturbing murder cases. TW - This case discusses sexual assault of a corpse and a young child. Listener discretion is advised. Like what you hear? Have a crime you'd like covered in this podcast? Send me a text! I'd love to hear from you! Support the show Follow me on #tiktok, buy me a coffee or subscribe!

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  Episode #50

  One Last Ride - The Ghost Train Fire

  Jul 22, 202628 minS1

  It's a cold winter's night in 1979 when John Godson and his two young sons, Damien and Craig, decide to take one last ride on Sydney's Luna Park's famous Ghost Train before heading home. Nearby, friends Richard, Michael, Jonathan, Seamus, all 13 years old, and 12 year old Jason make the same decision. Only one of them would make it out alive. What happened on that June night not only killed seven people, and in one case, wiped out a woman's entire family, it exposed a seedy underbelly of corruption and crime and left a mourning country demanding answers....ones we are still waiting for today. A truly infuriating and heartbreaking case. Join Belinda over a coffee or two as she dives into the Ghost Train Fire and explores why many of us don't think it was a simple accident. Like what you hear? Have a crime you'd like covered in this podcast? Send me a text! I'd love to hear from you! Support the show Follow me on #tiktok, buy me a coffee or subscribe!

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  Episode #49

  The Bodies in the Barrels - The Snowtown Murders

  Jul 8, 202648 minS1

  It's May 1999, and acting on a tip off, police enter a vacant bank in the sleepy town of Snowtown, South Australia, and what they found would shock even the most seasoned detectives and the world. There, in six sealed barrels filled with acid, were the bodies of eight people. Some were dismembered, some crammed in with another victim, all having suffered a horrific end....but this was only the beginning as more bodies were discovered and police soon realised they had not only one, but several, serial killers on their hands and they were working together. Join Belinda over a strong cuppa as she dives into the grisly Snowtown murders and discovers who the victims in the barrels and shallow graves were, and who had put them there. Like what you hear? Have a crime you'd like covered in this podcast? Send me a text! I'd love to hear from you! Support the show Follow me on #tiktok, buy me a coffee or subscribe!

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