Just Married: The Anthea Bradshaw Mystery

In this episode, Ben Avery and producer Hannah Sterling discuss listener theories and questions about the Anthea Bradshaw case. They explain some of their podcast production challenges, address speculation about Jeff Hall's sexuality, alternative suspects, and examine the reliability of witness testimonies. Ben and Hannah discuss potential new leads and emphasise their commitment to continuing the investigation. 

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The Bradshaws are told the outcome of the AFP’s case evaluation, and one member of the family enters a downward spiral, leading to more heartache. The AFP explains the reasons for its decision and Jeff Hall finds himself in an Adelaide police station with one of Anthea’s brothers. Ben makes an approach for Jeff Hall.

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The Bradshaw family's fight for justice gains momentum, and a law change allows Australian police to pursue suspects in overseas murders. A journalist tracks Jeff down in Tokyo, confronting him on camera about the case. The Bradshaws then anxiously await a decision from the Australian Federal Police on whether charges will be laid.

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The South Australian Director of Public Prosecutions examines the evidence and reveals a bombshell finding, while conflicting witness accounts continue to cause confusion. Is it possible Anthea was killed by a random stranger? Detectives finally confront Jeff Hall in a tense interview, but jurisdiction issues hinder progress. The Bradshaws then contemplate their next move in the pursuit of justice.

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Police from Anthea's home city conduct their own investigation into the Brunei murder. They examine how Jeff Hall got blood-like stains on his shirt, the timeline, and his alibis are revisited, casting doubt on previous accounts. A crucial witness sighting of Anthea is scrutinised, raising further questions about the time of the murder.....and the evidence is handed to the South Australian Director of Public Prosecutions.

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