
Blood Territory
The Death of Jimmy O'Connell
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Mark Whittaker
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Please note: this series contains mature themes and graphic imagery; and listener discretion is advised.
How far would you go to clear the name of the man convicted of your son's death?
Red blood stains the red soil of the Australian Northern Territory in this true crime Audible Original Podcast, Blood Territory.
Less than 250,000 people live in the Northern Territory, an area more than twice the size of Texas. If you want to escape from civilisation, you don't have to go far. But you can't outrun the heat. Every year during October and November the sweltering climate can drive people wild; they call it 'Suicide Season', 'Mango Madness' or, more plainly, 'The Build-up'.
It's during this blistering heat that Jim O'Connell's body is found in a creek bed, mummified and with his genitals removed. But when a dubious plea deal buries the truth and puts Jim's best mate, Philip Mather, behind bars for the crime, the victim's parents seek to unravel it themselves to prove Philip's innocence.
Follow journalist Mark Whittaker's journey into the murky heart of the Northern Territory as allegations of police corruption and judicial racism emerge and a shadowy figure known as The Vigilante lurks on the fringe of the investigation.
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Ep. 1: Trudy's Story
The Death of Jimmy O'ConnellAug 18 201926 minsFailed to add items
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Ep. 2: Meeting a Dangerous Man... Maybe
The Death of Jimmy O'ConnellAug 18 201921 minsFailed to add items
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Ep. 3: Jimmy's Last Day
The Death of Jimmy O'ConnellAug 18 201922 minsFailed to add items
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First Podcast...Success!
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Recommended
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Great listen.
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It is difficult to fathom why Mr. Whittaker - in the eleventh hour - decides to pick up the baton and play judge, jury and executioner.
It was a really disappointing ending to a tragic story that had already been well researched by the original journalist, Greg Mclean.
Unbelievable.
Stick to your day job Mark.
Compelling and Intriguing, until Episode 10
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Fascinating search for justice.
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Exceptional
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It shows very clearly how delicate the threads are that keep us all together.
So many lives have been permanently damaged through this tragic event.
Fascinating Journey
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Just wanted to keep listening till it was finished
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OK but anticlimactic, didn't live up the hype.
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Officer X is known to me. There are some very good reasons why he's no longer serving in the NT Police force. I'm not on friendly terms with him. Despite the author's conclusion that police were likely incapable of committing such acts, I wholeheartedly beg to differ.
Regardless, this series was a thoroughly enjoyable listen. Highly recommended. If the author wishes to reach out, I'm more than willing to talk anonymously.
An Eye Opener From A Different Perspective
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