It's the morning of March 1st, 2000, Aberdeen, New South Wales Australia. 45-year-old John Price, or

Price as he was known, had uncharacteristically not shown up at work. His workmates were concerned, as Pricey had told his mates the day before,

that if he didn't turn up to work the next day, that it would be because he was dead.

They call police and they go to his 84 St Andrew's Street residents. What they find

would be one of the most gruesome murder scenes in their careers. This is the story of Catherine Knight, a story so shocking that newspapers and

broadcast media decided not to report on it as nobody could stomach the gory

details. So grab a beer and pull up a deck chair. I'm your host

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So I'll tell you the story of Catherine Knight, her life of violence against the ones closest to her and the inevitable murder of her de facto, John

Priceie Price.

Catherine Knight, she was born October 24, 1955. She was raised in an unconventional and dysfunctional family

environment. Her mother Barbara was would have a further four children, two of which were twins and Catherine was the younger

of these twins.

Catherine's father was an alcoholic and would violently intimidate abuse and rape her mother up to 10 times a day.

Catherine was frequently raped by members of her family but not by her father

up to the age of 11 years old. She was only close to her twin and her

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