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In this powerful episode, Jason and Amanda Westbrook react to the latest findings in Dr Byron Collins’ preliminary report on Eden’s death and the surrounding allegations. Plus, encouraging news from the Tasmanian Attorney-General and one of Australia’s leading barristers gives the family renewed hope in their search for the truth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trigger Warning:This episode contains discussion of suicide, death, child abuse, and investigative failures. Listener discretion is advised. Forensic pathologist Dr. Byron Collins returns with a preliminary report into the death of Eden Westbrook — and raises serious concerns. Despite decades of experience, Dr. Collins says he’s never seen a case where critical evidence like autopsy photos has been withheld to this extent. In this episode, he questions the original cause of death, highlights unusual injuries, and outlines key procedures that were missed — including the failure to take genital swabs or thoroughly examine the scene. Working pro bono for the Westbrook family, Dr. Collins makes one thing clear: this case needs to be reinvestigated.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The police focus on their prime suspect – Norma’s mother, Edith McLeod. Importantly, it introduces an anonymous letter written to police by someone using the pseudonym ‘Asmodeus’.This letter was central to the police focus on Edith.We examine its contents and explore who the writer may have been. We also provide a glimpse into the inquest, looking at the approach taken by police and the evidence provided by several witnesses.Once again, Byron Collins and Charlie Bezzina bring their expertise to respond to various aspects of the inquest.The case begins to unravel as we question whether Edith was really guilty. Murder Archives is written and presented by Emma Curtin.www.muderarchives.com.auEditing and sound by Courtney CarthyProduced in partnership with Nearly Thanks to all those who added their voices to this podcast (in alphabetical order):Daniel AlfieriCourtney CarthySimon CurtinAlan HandsCassidy KryggerBen MitchellElaine MitchellGill NealeAnd our experts:Charlie BezzinaDr Byron CollinsDr Karen ScallyAndrea Scarf See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode examines the initial theories about how Norma died and the theories that were dismissed. A number of letters were sent from the public to police with a variety of hypotheses about the ‘who’, ‘how’ and ‘why’.Forensic Pathologist, Byron Collins, once again brings his expertise, this time discussing the likely weapon used to cause the violent trauma to Norma’s head and the nature of the attack.We also introduce retired Homicide Detective Charlie Bezzina to provide some insight into public input into well-publicised crimes. Murder Archives is written and presented by Emma Curtin.www.muderarchives.com.auEditing and sound by Courtney CarthyProduced in partnership with Nearly Thanks to all those who added their voices to this podcast (in alphabetical order):Daniel AlfieriCourtney CarthySimon CurtinAlan HandsCassidy KryggerBen MitchellElaine MitchellGill NealeAnd our experts:Charlie BezzinaDr Byron CollinsDr Karen ScallyAndrea Scarf See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The first glimpse into Norma’s life in prestigious Mandeville Crescent, Toorak and an overview of her last day alive. We begin to question some of the events of that day and the actions of those involved.Expert consulting Forensic Pathologist, Byron Collins, is introduced, providing his interpretation of the 1929 pathology report. Accidental death was ruled out then, as it is now. More information - www.murderarchives.com.auContact Emma - emma@murderarchives.com.au Thanks to all those who added their voices to this podcast (in alphabetical order):Daniel AlfieriCourtney CarthySimon CurtinAlan HandsCassidy KryggerBen MitchellElaine MitchellGill NealeAnd our experts:Charlie BezzinaDr Byron CollinsDr Karen ScallyAndrea Scarf See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Episode 175 of the Meeples & Miniatures Podcast In this episode, hosts Neil Shuck Mike Hobbs & Mike Whitaker discuss Mike W's recent trip to the USA, including a day at Historicon. Our main feature in this show is an interview with Neil Fawcett, owner of Spartan Games, as we discuss their new release: Halo Ground Command.  All this, plus the usual discussion of what they've been doing Hobby-wise for the past couple of weeks and some of the latest hobby news. We hope you enjoy the show Show details: 00:00 - Intro 06:37 - What we've been up to 30:30 - Hobby News 1:04:20 - Historicon 2016 1:09:30 - Intro 1:10:15 - Joe Piddington 1:12:00 - Phalanx Consortium 1:20:00 - Byron Collins 1:23:35 - Bradden's World 1:31:10 - Footsore Miniatures 1:36:45 - Warlord Games 1:39:50 - Historicon wrap-up 1:48:45 - Review - Altar of Freedom 2:09:20 - Neil Fawcett interview 3:40:20 - Outtro Email for Competition Hobby News Streetscape Terrain Game Terrain Battlegroup Data Cards Star Trek RPG & Miniatures Battle of Britain boardgame Quartermaster General: Victory or Death Doctor Who Warlord Games Gringo's 40s Napoleonics Deep Cut Studio Terrain Mats Dreadball 2  

Entering into our virtual studio this week is Byron Collins of Collins Epic Wargames. We talk about miniature gaming, some of the game CEW has published, and the relaunch of the 6mm miniatures game, Polyversal. All of this, plus our usual discussion of games we've been playing, and our Kick The Box, Kickstarter segment.   Games Played X Wing Miniatures, Rebellion, Warrior Knights, Broom Service   Kick The Box Kickstarter Segment Santorini, Pyramid Arcade, Mare Nostrum, Night of Man, WarFighter, Thunder Alley Expansion, Meta Games II   Important Links Polyversal 1st Kickstarter Page Collins Epic Wargames Website Byron's Twitter Kevin's Twitter Pathological Nerdcasters Network Docking Bay 94 Podcast Page Link Docking Bay 94's Stitcher Link Docking Bay 94's iTunes Link  Jason Hancock's Twitter Jason Washburn's (Talon Strikes)  Twitter link   Talon Strikes Facebook Page Link Talon Strikes Homepage

We join up with Josh, Matt & phil for a post-Adepticon roundup, and then turn to special guest Byron Collins (creator of the Polyversal system) to review his recent Kickstarter campaign, issues and some of the deeper aspects of the system. Enjoy!

Welcome to Episode 165 of the Meeples & Miniatures Podcast In this episode, hosts Neil Shuck, Mike Hobbs & Mike Whitaker discuss what they've been doing (Hobby-wise) for the past two weeks, cast their eye over some of the latest hobby news and hold the first Meeples & Miniatures Round Table. In our main feature, we interview Byron Collins of Collins Epic Wargames about the Polyversal Kickstarter We hope you enjoy the show Show details: 00:00 - Intro 07:52 - What we've been up to 24:05 - Hobby News 43:27 - Byron Collins / Polyversal interview 2:13:22 - Wargaming Industry Round Table 3:35:15 - Outtro

What do you do with all the money a successful Kickstarter project sends your way? Byron Collins of Collins Epic Wargames discusses the reality of what you must deal with when publishing your own game.