Matricide

Small Town Dicks

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True Crime, Paul Holes, History, Small Town, Yeardley Smith, Society & Culture, Police

4.7 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 May 2018

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Most law enforcement personnel will tell you that true mental illness is rare and unmistakable. Detective George returns to Small Town Dicks to talk about one of his and our own Detective Dave’s most memorable murder investigations, sharing with us the intense, unsettling suspect interview George had with the killer.Special Guest

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0:00.0	I'm Jen Kloer. I started learning today on Māori for the first time.
0:04.2	The experience made me want to make this podcast
0:07.1	to speak with other songwriters, both Māori and First Nations, about language.
0:12.4	Speaking our language, singing our language.
0:15.5	I need these stories. We need these stories.
0:17.9	We are so shat on in the society.
0:20.8	These are conversations with songwriters and performers
0:23.7	at all different places in their journey.
0:26.6	But they're all about that special connection.
0:30.0	What's your challenge with how?
0:32.0	Why don't you leave my telly to promote the game?
0:34.0	Anyone? How can we go back to the beginning?
0:36.0	How far back does it be?
0:38.0	A couple days, a couple weeks.
0:40.0	All the way back. I heard you were getting nervous.
0:42.0	But we go back in the last.
0:44.0	In the last couple days.
0:46.0	I took an eye and then stabbed.
0:48.0	My brother is more than eight times.
0:50.0	What's going on?
0:52.0	I took an eye and then stabbed.
0:54.0	My brother is more than eight times.
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