Coffee & Crime AU | July Highlights & August Preview
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As July comes to a close, I want to take a moment to thank every single one of you for supporting Coffee & Crime AU. Whether you've listened to an episode, shared a reel, left a review, joined a membership, or simply followed along on social media, your support helps keep these important Australian true crime stories alive.
July was a busy month filled with new episodes, research, writing, and connecting with listeners across Australia and beyond.
As always, my goal remains the same: to tell these stories with accuracy, respect, and a focus on the victims at their centre.
July Highlights
July brought some incredible engagement across the podcast and social media channels. Thank you to everyone who listened, shared, commented, and joined the conversation.
Most Listened To This Month
🥇 The Tiahleigh Palmer Story
🥈 The Rachel Barber Story
🥉 Australia's Backpacker Story (Part 2)
The response to these episodes was incredible, and I appreciate everyone who took the time to listen and share them.
Behind the Podcast
Researching Australian true crime cases often means spending hours reviewing court documents, coronial findings, police statements, media archives, and witness accounts.
This month alone, dozens of hours were spent researching upcoming episodes to ensure every story is as accurate and comprehensive as possible.
Whether it's late-night editing sessions, endless cups of coffee, or digging through historical records, your support makes it possible to continue producing independent Australian true crime content.
Coming Up in August
August is shaping up to be one of the most compelling months yet, with five major cases scheduled for release.
Amy Wensley
A Western Australian mother whose death was initially ruled a suicide. Years later, questions remain, and her family continues to fight for answers.
Bronwyn Winfield
A tragic Victorian case that left a family searching for answers and a community forever changed.
Katherine Knight
One of Australia's most infamous murder cases. We'll examine the events leading up to the death of John Price and the chilling aftermath that shocked the nation.
Kerrie Palmer
A Noosa young man whose death would eventually result in a manslaughter conviction years after the fatal assault.
Sef Gonzales
The shocking murders of the Gonzales family and the investigation that captivated Australia.
August Release Schedule
📅 1st – Amy Wensley
4th Bonus Episode
📅 8th – Bronwyn Winfield
11th Bonus Episode
📅 15th – Kerrie Palmer
18th Bonus Episode
📅 22nd – Sef Gonzales
25th Bonus Episode
📅 29th – Katherine Knight
1st Sept Bonus Episode
Release dates may vary slightly as research and production continue.
Member Exclusive Preview
Members will continue receiving exclusive content that goes beyond the public episodes.
Early Access Members
☕ Ad-free listening☕ Early access to every new episode
Deeper Into the Case Members
🔎 Full case timelines🔎 Investigation summaries🔎 Creator notes🔎 Coronial and legal document breakdowns🔎 downloadable resources
Coming in August, members can look forward to additional material relating to the Amy Wensley investigation, including timeline resources and deeper analysis.
True Crime Fact of the Month
Did you know?
A coronial inquest is not a criminal trial.
In Australia, a coroner's role is to determine who died, when they died, where they died, and how they died. While coroners can make recommendations to help prevent future deaths, they do not determine criminal guilt or innocence.
Many of Australia's most significant cases have involved coronial findings that later helped shape future investigations and legal proceedings.
Join the Coffee & Crime AU Membership
If you'd like to support the podcast and gain access to exclusive content, memberships are now available directly through the website.
Your membership helps fund research, production costs, document access, website hosting, equipment upgrades, and the many hours that go into producing each episode.
Whether you're looking for ad-free listening, early access, or in-depth case resources, there's a membership option for you.
👉 Join today and become part of the Coffee & Crime AU community.
Stay Connected
Thank you for being part of the Coffee & Crime AU community. Every listen, share, comment, and membership helps keep these stories alive and ensures the voices of victims are never forgotten.
I'll see you in August for another month of Australian true crime.
— Coffee & Crime AU
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