Hunting Justice

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Get compelling docos, podcasts, features and more with our new home for crime shows: Hunting Justice.ABOUT THE MUSHROOM COOKIn 2023, in the small Victorian town of Leongatha, a family sat down for a beef wellington lunch on a wintry Saturday afternoon. Hours later, four of the guests were struck down with illness. Within days, three were dead. Over three compelling seasons, follow our journalists as they piece together the case and cover the trial and the appeal of the cook, Erin Patterson.For more visit: themushroomcook.com.au ABOUT THE EASEY STREET MURDERSIn 1977, in the heart of Melbourne, friends Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett were both stabbed to death in a frenzied ambush inside their home, on Easey Street in Collingwood.Over a six-part series of mini-docos, podcasts and features, we go back to the Sues’ childhood, their move to the city, their shocking deaths and the many attempts by police and forensic investigators to find justice for Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett.For more visit: easeystreetmurders.com.auTo unlock bonus content from Hunting Justice, and listen to episodes early and ad free, subscribe to Crime X+ on Apple Podcasts or heraldsun.com.au Follow us on socials for updates and more content on The Mushroom Cook and other award-winning podcasts Crime X+: Instagram, Facebook and TikTok Herald Sun: Instagram, Facebook and TikTok

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The Mushroom Cook - The Appeal | The date is set

Erin Patterson is set for another date with the courts as appeal judges ready to hear her case. The Mushroom Cook's Brooke Grebert-Craig, Laura Placella and Anthony Dowsley are back to discuss the case so far and what could happen next.The Mushroom Cook team is Brooke Grebert-Craig, Laura Placella, Anthony Dowsley, Jordy Atkinson and Jonty Burton The Mushroom Cook is a Herald Sun production for True Crime Australia.Go to themushroomcook.com.au for news, features, previous episodes and more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Brooke Grebert-Craig

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Dhadna Hartman

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96 Ratings

Good but Too Short

05/10/2025

or maybe not

The daily trial updates are only 10-15 minutes. Not worth effort, frankly. Another podcast is dropping episodes twice as long.
Enjoyed the podcast

08/13/2025

Bwaterbabe

I’ve listened to several different podcasts of this case & trial and I’ve enjoyed listening to them all. I was surprised to find so many negative comments here. BTW if I had diarrhea I wouldn’t be wearing white trousers let alone be driving 3 hrs in total. It was a valid point by the podcasters.
I would give this one a skip

07/13/2025

marstun

I’m not sure I’ve ever heard journalists use the word “poo” so much and theorize over white pants when you have diarrhea. How about you give the word defecate a try. But honestly, this is very poorly reported, dry, and monotonous.
NEEDS AN EDITOR: Ridiculously REPETITIVE As Well As Very Short Episodes

07/09/2025

doublezd

The case was somewhat interesting, but the podcast was poorly edited. Every episode was in great part a repetition of previous episodes. It was repetitive to the point that I can recite all the facts of the luncheon, the backstory of the relationships, both the defense and prosecution’s cases as well as what the expert witnesses, family members, and other witnesses had to say. And of course, the facts and testimonies that the podcasters reviewed over and over and over. In addition, episodes of 9 and 10 minutes – what’s the point? I listen to podcasts every day as I exercise— and rather than give it up early on, I kept waiting for it to improve. But, this is the worst one I’ve ever heard.

Get compelling docos, podcasts, features and more with our new home for crime shows: Hunting Justice.ABOUT THE MUSHROOM COOKIn 2023, in the small Victorian town of Leongatha, a family sat down for a beef wellington lunch on a wintry Saturday afternoon. Hours later, four of the guests were struck down with illness. Within days, three were dead. Over three compelling seasons, follow our journalists as they piece together the case and cover the trial and the appeal of the cook, Erin Patterson.For more visit: themushroomcook.com.au ABOUT THE EASEY STREET MURDERSIn 1977, in the heart of Melbourne, friends Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett were both stabbed to death in a frenzied ambush inside their home, on Easey Street in Collingwood.Over a six-part series of mini-docos, podcasts and features, we go back to the Sues’ childhood, their move to the city, their shocking deaths and the many attempts by police and forensic investigators to find justice for Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett.For more visit: easeystreetmurders.com.auTo unlock bonus content from Hunting Justice, and listen to episodes early and ad free, subscribe to Crime X+ on Apple Podcasts or heraldsun.com.au Follow us on socials for updates and more content on The Mushroom Cook and other award-winning podcasts Crime X+: Instagram, Facebook and TikTok Herald Sun: Instagram, Facebook and TikTok