☕ Coffee & Crime AU | May Recap, June Preview & True Crime Fact of the Month
June 2026 Newsletter
☕🔪 Welcome to another month of Coffee & Crime AU!
Big thanks to everyone who listened, shared an episode, left a review, joined the memberships, or followed us on social media this month! Your support means everything. Every listen—whether you're commuting, working out, or just chilling at home—helps us share more awesome Australian true crime stories with a wider audience.
A special shoutout to those who shared episodes with friends and family. Word-of-mouth is super powerful for growing our community and sparking discussions about the fascinating stories we cover. Leaving a review is also a huge help! Your feedback keeps us motivated and helps new listeners decide to tune in. Positive reviews boost our visibility, making it easier for others to find us.
Thanks to our members too! Your support lets us improve our production quality and storytelling. Plus, you get exclusive behind-the-scenes content and special episodes. Following us on social media keeps you in the loop about new episodes and helps build our community of true crime fans. Engaging with us on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook lets you connect with other listeners and share your thoughts. All these actions create a ripple effect, helping us spread the word about important Australian true crime stories. Thanks again for your amazing support this month—it really means a lot!
Last Month’s Episodes
During May, we explored some of Australia’s most fascinating and disturbing cases:
The Suitcase Beside The Highway – The Karlie Pearce-Stevenson Story
The Jaidyn Leskie Case – The Case That Never Closed
The Midnight Massacre – The Lin Family Story
What Really Happened in Porepunkah – The Dezi Freeman Case
If you missed any of these episodes, they’re available now wherever you listen to podcasts.
Coming This Month
This month, we’re taking a closer look at four big Australian true crime cases that have really caught people’s attention. These stories have sparked a lot of chatter about justice, morality, and what makes people tick. They shine a light on some of the darker sides of society, while also giving us a peek into the legal and investigative processes that help us understand crime and its fallout. We’ll dig into the details of each case, from the backgrounds of the people involved to what led up to the crimes, the investigations that unfolded, and how these cases have impacted society.
🎙️ The Lynette Dawson Case
One of Australia’s most discussed cases, examining the disappearance of Lynette Dawson and the investigation that followed.
🎙️ The Mutilator – William MacDonald
A look at one of Australia’s most notorious serial killers and the crimes that shocked the nation.
🎙️ Ivan Milat
Revisiting the Backpacker Murders and the legacy of one of Australia’s most infamous criminals.
🎙️ The Bob Chappell Case
A Tasmanian mystery involving a disappearance at sea, unanswered questions, and a conviction that remains controversial.
As always, keep an eye on our social media channels and website for updates
True Crime Fact of the Month
Did you know?
Australia’s first official fingerprint bureau was established in the early 1900s, helping investigators identify suspects and solve crimes long before DNA technology existed. Fingerprint evidence remains one of the most widely used forensic tools in criminal investigations today.
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Until next time…
Grab your coffee. I’ll bring the crime.
Lynda
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