It's 2015.

2015. It's 2015, 2015, Queensland, Australia.

A 12-year-old girl is in the foster care of the Thorburn family. It's no ordinary family. They are nothing but sick, twisted and

incestuous. As you'll see tonight, nothing is taboo at the Thorburns. This is the story of the rape and murder of Tiali

Palmer. Hi, I'm your host, Cambo, grab a beer and pull up a deck chair.

This is True Crime Island, another true crime podcast. Oh, when. Okay, so high islanders, before I get into the case tonight, there were a few issues with people accessing the

episode last week now it only affected iTunes players I have updated the feed so it is now working but if but you may need to purge the

original feed from your device to get last week's episode to load. Now I don't really know exactly what went wrong, but if you

do unsub then refresh iTunes, maybe even restart your device, then resub to the feed, it should fix the issue.

You can always download or stream from the website truecrime Island.com if you ever have issues with iTunes in the future.

Also, I had someone copy most of my episodes, artwork, and even use my Facebook photos to create a pirate version of True Crime Island on

YouTube.

If you ever see True Crime Island on YouTube, please let me know so I can get it taken down.

They were trying to get subscribers so that they could then monetize my work as their own. Now I may use YouTube sometime in the future but I will let you know well in advance.

Some people are just scum. Now speaking of scum let's get to the Thorburn family of scum.

As you may remember I did do a small part of an episode on these sickos, but as the father

Rick Thorburn had not yet been to trial, I could not bring you the whole story. So first up let me give you a bit of background and

who Tiali was and how she ended up with the Thorburns. Tiali was born the 11th of April 2003 to Cindy Palmer.

She grew up in a house that herself and her mother were experiencing escalating domestic violence. Eventually when Tilly turned 7

Cindy decided to contact the Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women and women, and placed Teerly into foster care to try and protect her from the

violence in her home.

Cindy did not make this decision lightly, and she kept close contact with her daughter at all times.

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