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Growing up, I knew that my father was a bad man.

But when I reached my 20s, I made a shocking discovery.

In 1977, before I was born, my then 19-year-old father strangled a woman to death. I'm Nina Young and this is my father, the murderer.

journalist Nina Young made a podcast documenting her search for the truth about her father.

It's called My Father the Murderer and there's a link in the show notes so you can subscribe.

Nina uncovered much more than she could ever have imagined about her father

and also about her own mother, Denise.

This is Australian True Crime with Michelle Laurie and Emily Webb.

Both Nina and Denise Young join us separately today to talk about their impressions of the man in question, Alan Ladd.

We'll also talk about the profound impact on their

relationship of not talking enough about him for most of Nina's life and then talking about

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