Hello, ready, welcome back to another episode of the Cajunalyst.

As always I'm your host, Simon, one of my writers, in this case Emma,

thank you, Emma, has written me a script The Bain family murders.

But if you're new here, I've never read this before, the format of the show is that.

Are we going to read it together and discover all about these I've never read this before, the format of the show is that.

Are we going to read it together and discover all about these Bain family murders,

which I've never heard of?

Or maybe I have.

Baines are very generic name, so let's get a story to all the Baines out there. Let's get it sorry to all the veins out there.

Let's get into it.

Legal disclaimer.

Dangerous place to start. In this script we will speculate as the possible

liability for criminal acts of people related to the victims at no point do we claim

any specialist knowledge nor to know if a certain who committed those crimes and all

statements made should be taken as statements of opinion.

Yes, yes, absolutely, these are always just my opinions, allegedly.

The Bain family murders is known as the most widely discussed and divisive in New Zealand's criminal history.

Okay, I guess if I was from New Zealand then I'd have heard of this.

And the case surrounding their death was reviewed by legal experts from the UK, Canada and Australia, all of whom came to different conclusions.

So join us as we take a deep dive into the facts surrounding the case and try and figure out for ourselves who the most likely murderer was.

Oh, I do love a good murder mystery.

Except this is real life when people actually got murdered, which makes it kind of like a bit more grim,

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