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Gail Maney spent 15 years in prison for putting a hit on a man who stole drugs from her. She always insisted she knows nothing about his disappearance. The podcast that sparked a new investigation.

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RNZ and Stuff present Gone Fishing

Paloma is back to say thanks and gives a tip on the next podcast to check out. Hosted by Amy Maas and Adam Dudding is Gone Fishing, produced by RNZ and Stuff. This episode was first released on 3 July 2018. Read more about the case, watch extended video interviews and keep track of the case with a summary of the characters, a timeline and map here. Produced in partnership with Stuff. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details
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Introducing: The Lost

The true stories of New Zealand's missing people. Paloma Migone digs into the cold cases of those who never came home. Watch a video version of the trailer here This series first published in May 2017. Every year, thousands of New Zealanders go missing. On average about one every hour. Most are found quickly. But some are never seen again. They are the lost. RNZ's new five-part podcast, The Lost, digs into some of those missing persons cases and talks to the families about their quest for answers and the hole left by those who have disappeared. Where are they? And will they ever be found? "There are more questions than answers. And there continues to be more questions than answers." The first episode is on Kirsa Jensen, a 14-year-old girl who went missing while riding her horse along a Napier beach in 1983. Her story gripped the country for weeks as New Zealanders wrestled with how a young girl could go missing in broad daylight. Kirsa and her horse Commodore became household names, but the police are still searching. Despite the years, her mother, Robyn, is still desperate to find her. She says with time, it's become harder to cope with her loss. "One day I may be dead and she may not be found," she says. "To be able to locate her and put her in a decent place, to rest forever, is vitally important to me." And next week, The Lost explores the case of Judy Yorke, a mother-of-two who was last seen at an orchard party in Matapihi in 1992. Someone must know where they are. Is that someone you? Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details
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Introducing: Conviction: The Christchurch Civic Creche Case

What really happened at the Christchurch Civic Creche in the late 1980s and early 1990s? Was Peter Ellis wrongly convicted or should we believe the children. Listen to RNZ's new podcast and make up your own mind. To see more images and details about Peter Ellis and the series, vist the website here. In the early 1990's Aotearoa's garden city Christchurch was torn apart by accusations of child sexual abuse at a creche owned by the City Council. The story begins when a four year old boy makes the comment "I don't like Peter's black penis". This comment would propel 30-year-old childcare worker Peter Ellis into a nightmare which saw him spend seven years in prison for crimes he says he did not commit. Yet the children and families who accused Ellis are adamant he committed the crimes and that the results of his actions will be with them forever. Both sides of this story are convinced of their version of events. But three decades on the ripples from this case are still being felt right across New Zealand. This 12-part podcast has all the details from one of New Zealand's most controversial child abuse cases, from the people who were there. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details
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Introducing: Nark

Listen here for a taste of what's to come in RNZ's latest true crime podcast - Nark. The pursuit of justice has never sounded so good. Read more stories and see images from Nark on the RNZ website AI was used to recreate the voice of Ross Appelgren. The only words used were those he wrote or said during his lifetime. If you have any information about this case, send an email to nark@rnz.co.nz Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Gail Maney spent 15 years in prison for putting a hit on a man who stole drugs from her. She always insisted she knows nothing about his disappearance. The podcast that sparked a new investigation.