I'm glad that true crime content is branching out a lot more in general from US and Canada. Dire trip is another really good channel that covers cases from all over the world.

Like when he says Melbourne?

I get most of my Australian true crime from Case File.

Seconded

​@@robloggiaI was going to mention Case Files for Australian cases myself...complete with a narrator with an Australian accent as well. It's a great listen. I get it through Spotify.

Your description of the outback remind me quite a bit of some of the sketchy, desert towns in the more desolate, isolated areas in the US state of New Mexico. Unfortunately, a lot of the police out there are crooked thugs themselves. Tons of unseemly, murder-y nonsense going down over there.

Yeah there's no mention of police even investigating Owen's car, if that's the case then very sloppy indeed. I haven't watched the documentary yet but it sounds interesting.

Also incredibly easy to dispose of a body and other evidence like the weapon in a way that they'll never be found.

@@conclavecabal.h0rriphic I prefeer lazy over crooked(Straight as a dogs hind leg) police.

Much of Australia effected by alcohol, think we would be much better off without drugs n alcohol. Sad . De evolution.

It's not that astounding. The vastness off Australia means that if you choose to live outside of civilised areas, you can do so. Comes with certain benefits, risks, and sometimes unforeseen costs.

‘Out of civilised areas’. Yeah, i guess you’re right

​@@Alice-ui9oyThat doesn't explain why the cops didn't bother to get a warrant to properly search the guy's property at the very least. They were clearly interested enough to bug the guy's house, but I guess not interested enough to convert that evidence to search the guy's property for evidence like blood left on clothes or shoes. It appears they didn't track down the vehicles he sold either. Also, the OP is Australian, I think they're aware of the vastness and remoteness of many regions in the country.

@@zlm001 I suspect 'the cops' in this case consisted of 1 guy who was stationed 200km from that town who didn't want to chase anything up, given that he woukdnt be paid for the extra time spent out there, and he would certainly not be home in time for dinner.

Owen is well known for talking to the Wall's.....Paddy was fed to the Pig's

Hillary so loved Vincent Foster, she killerated him. 😆

You could share that cake! 🎂🍰🎂🍰

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The fifth commandment says "Thou shall not killerate anybody !" So there !

The killer actor prolly dumped the dog with the body in the outback only to die of exposure. If I lived there, there’d be another mystery t9 solve.

I'm glad to see someone else wondered what happened to Kelly. I like to think she was given to someone & is sleeping safely tonight.

​@@DamePigletSadly I think Kel's is no longer with us

Poor Kelly. I hate to think that something bad happened to her.

Neighbours 🤣

I worked in Boorroolloola and stoped there a few times. I remember my Paul’s Ice Coffees in the fridge always covered in dust lol. Shabby joint

That is true Rusty but we are all still waiting on a clue to where Peter Falconio is buried. Yet no body and they successfully got a conviction for him.

​@nhlpens583 ABBA!! Oh how I adored them❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

She was. There is a documentary about this on KZfaq that has interviews with her.

She looks like Large Marge from Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Poor Paddy

She looks like Large Marge from Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Poor Paddy

She must be a 'Karen'

There's at least one in every town. Some miserable Karen with a big nose.

I want to hear Frances McDormand trying out an Australian accent…

@@markiangooley Haha I've yet to hear any non australian use it correctly

I wish Dr. Grande had sung the jingle in the way it was meant to be. Just reciting the words with bleeps didn't do justice to it!

I think excavator which is used to dig graves. Owen was a gardener was he not?

@@manichairdo9265 did @nyone go out there with @ met@l detector? looks like old p@ddy h@d @t le@st two dozen fillings.

I thought it was a play on the 2 words, kill and incinerated 🤷‍♂️

"Killerate" is actually kind of a common term used amongst older generation australians; don't ask!

people tend to go crazy in small towns

Definitely do not move to The New England area. Barnaby Joyce. Need I say more?

@@TheKrispyfort The New England area of NSW is hardly remote. For a NSW example I would say Goodooga - it was voted the most boring town in Australia two years in a row. I was there in 1985 for a few months. Now that made one 'stir crazy'

@@IB-1963my family used to own a farm there years ago called Bre Gardens I think bye the river . It reminded me of Papua New Guinea with everything at the local shop stored behind bars

@@ceejfletcher I did not know the area well enough to recall "Bre Gardens" - I was there in Goodooga for a few months as a young Constable to replace the two local Police Officers who were removed "overnight" because they had a monumental falling out. The head station was then Walgett (140 kms to the South) and I was directed to go up until full time replacements were recruited. I would hazard a guess that "Bre Gardens" was likely named after the area - the next nearest town to the West is "Brewarrina" seems a bit coincidental. Lots of things were named "Bre" even the local football team. I have never been to Papua but I understand what you say about "behind bars" - Walgett in fact was the worst example of this feature - not a single pane of glass in the whole commercial main street did not have steel mesh covering the glass. I do remember that I went shooting on a property just over the border in Queensland - the township of Hebel - I was invited there by a man named "Army" - I am six foot two and he made me look like a midget. I was glad to make his acquaintance just in case I needed to call upon him for help in the township of Goodgooga given that I was one out. There was in fact a riot there during my time when a funeral was delayed for a Shillingsworth when the funeral hearse was turned back on the Brewarrina to Goodooga unsealed black dirt road because it rained. Ask your family members about how easily it was to get bogged on wet black dirt roads. Anyway, the funeral was delayed 3 days and those who had come from all over NSW and QLD got on the drink and rioted when the publican went to close the Hotel early because it was all getting out of hand. Geez that has triggered a few memories for me. I survived all that and more and recently turned 60. My thoughts now turn to those unlucky Queensland Police Officers who were murdered by ironically the former Principal of Walgett Highschool - its all sliding doors stuff - I disarmed an armed offender on my own on Weilmoringle Station after he shot at two people escaping a Domestic Violence offence. Back in those days there were no telephones apart from some "party lines" and the single side band police radios did not work unless it was night time - just too remote and hot - geez look at me rambling on - maybe I should write a book someday LOL

I've been through Larrima, the place stinks a bit

I just heard him say that when I arrived at this comment.

A very accurate description of Larrimah and basically the N.T. as a whole!

Kelly his dog?

Or Harper Lee or Cormac McCarthy!

Exactly what I thought! Such intrigue!

I thought the same thing!

Add to that lot's of Alcohol and Bed Hopping, Fran's famous for her Pie's

What is the name of the Netflix series?

They live in a part of the world where the term, 'going troppo', is a common term.

@@juliewood4340Last Stop Larrimah

​@@juliewood4340It's called "Last Stop Larimah." It's an excellent documentary.

The Netflix doc is called "Lost in Larrimah" (according to a comment I read)...looks interesting, I'm going to check it out myself ;) 🍿@@juliewood4340

……never a truer word was spoken! Know of a situation where a female work colleague was very rude, & disrespectful to another female worker, in same company. Years’ later, the latter female was working at a different place, & an application came in from the former, rude female, for a job. Give you ten guesses’ what happened to that former female’s job application………………

I think the police dropped the ball on this case . Perhaps they just didn’t want to solve it . Where did the “ sold “ car go This car would have been used to transport the body . It has the evidence forensic within . This needs to be impounded and examined . … or it did . Paddy had no family . Had he had one he would have been less easy to forget

@@gabrielleandrew542 not neccesarily Bushies do have mates....and another car who would know

Bit tenuous.

Owen sounds pretty blanking happy with this heinous act of killing Paddy. So, no punishment there for him it seems. He has zero sense of guilt.

@@AncoraImparoPiper he h@s no money, but employs @ l@wyer??? he's the only one who won't t@lk? GUILTY. fr@n h@d to keep telling him--don't do @nything stupid. why's th@t? b/c they t@lked @bout it, @ lot, how to do in p@ddy.

@@AncoraImparoPiper Yes no remorse

although true i think he had to change to calling them cattle farms or no on else except aussies would know what he was talking about

​@lisagfrerer9429 Africans call them cattle stations, too.

If it was fed to the crocodile then the pub owner would know, but he has since passed away. He took 3 days to notify authorities that paddy was missing. I wonder how long it takes for a croc to digest a person😮

@@julieh1440 I doubt it Paddy was his mate. He didn't have an axe to grind with Paddy

The gardener was the only one with the motifs and the strength to kill him and make him disappear quickly. They all know the gardener killed him. If I understand it correctly, the gardener got cancer and now he is very fragile. Nobody to be afraid of in that town.

Fran Hodgett with a hammer in the garden!

​@@justmeagain7You're wrong there..... ALWAYS fear the Feral Pigs

Farms are green 😂

@@TheKrispyfort You need to travel more

@@AquaFyrre That's awful. 😞 Why kill his dog? Anyway, I can't think about it too much or I get upset.

@@AquaFyrre lmfao. That makes no sense whatsoever but it did make me lol. He was murdered. You'd have to be a simpleton or on drugs to think otherwise. Are you Owen?

@@ShadowAussie 'Shadow' lol -- tells us what you really think. Everything dark & creepy eh ? No doubt you still believe Lindy Chamberlain killed Azaria ? -- No chance of a 'Natural cause' such as a Dingo ----- ? According to you - Australia is full of evil shadowy figures ready to commit murder at the drop of a hat --- Sound like you're the one with zero credibility.

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😂😂😂😂too funnee. 😂😂😂😂 Can't breathe for laughing. 😂😂😂😂

Yes vehicles often change hands after murders?

Why did he say it singing? It's strange. Sometimes I talk out loud to myself, but never singing.

@@justmeagain7 Murderers can be strange sometimes.....

In the comments every aspect is dissected! Even the local zoo!

Hey maybe that's where Paddy ended up!

​@@AquaFyrreI hope you are kidding about crocs being kept in cages?...If not, how sad for those crocs!

And how can anyone drag a kangeroo anywhere. Their claws are terrifying and they sure can kick ass. 😂

@@manichairdo9265 So true!

It's well past the twilight zone

Cops are lazy. They go for the easy arrest and possible prosecution.

There's systemic problems in the NT police as they struggle with the bureaucracy and the dysfunctional police management.

Did the NT police did put the brief to the DPP? Was there a coroners inquest, was there a decision not to prosecute?

@@AquaFyrre so many things wrong with that theory..

ye@h. it's not the cop's f@ult. they h@ve to follow the l@w.

@@tatyanamelnikoff9578 well it's their job to find evidence and if someone is killed with a hammer then there's gonna be some evidence. They bugged his house and got a verbal confession. Why bother bugging the house at all if you're not going to use what you get. Australian police are fucking useless in cases like this. Remote police stations in Australia are staffed by rookies , failed pommy immigrants and trainees, not our finest detectives..

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But did he shoot the deputy?

@@MJanovicable no. no he did not. lol

The Ghost of Paddy makes 12!

don’t forget Berry

@@LaciRae ahh and Berry!

Fran was known to crack joke's about Paddy making good meat pies

oh ye@h. most @greed. owen did it. & fr@n egged it on. th@t's why she keeps s@ying, i don't know nothing! bec@use she doesn't know nothing. she doesn't know wh@t ex@ctly owen did. she doesn't know wh@t he did to the body. she doesn't know NOTHIN'!

You forget the part about him throwing dead animals in her yard. Everyone hated him

He look like my bio-dad and uncles. And, Chopper. Must be from living through the 80s.

Is that why they were suggested?

Yay!!

@@birdworldist YAY!

What a lineup

I believe it's also Sesame Street's birthday, too.

Also the 540th birthday of the Protestant reformer, Martin Luther.

Paddy was a bully.

@@justmeagain7 what is your point

I person says on the docuseries that he really hated Fran. Her X husband. Too funny. 😂

I think Feral Pigs munged Ol' Paddy, it's the deep North

i don't believe the old bloke went into her pies, of couirse not, but it is very fitting, since @ll he did w@s m@ke up lies & gossip @bout her pies, you know, th@t the l@st rumor is th@t he's in the pies. he truly @dded to the rumors.

Well when I worked there and ate at the pub regularly the choice was special burger #1 or special burger #2. When I left there on the last day the owner told me the burgers were horse. 🤔

@@crackerjacksailing of course, of course

oh heck yes. owen did it. fr@n egged it on. billyboy s@t @cross the street & w@tched.

Lots of incest

But not diagnosing!

When supplies have to come all the way from the coast by overland trucks everything is precious!

every other word fr@n s@ys h@s to be bleeped out. m@ybe, the musici@ns c@n m@ke @ song out of th@t--@ line of bleeps for @ c@tchy tune.

I like your analysis, with the movies. I have seen Bad Day At Black Rock. I know of the other one.

Zoning laws????😂

I am pretty sure that there are no zoning laws. Someone could probably start a pig farm right next door.

Or " Crazy ladies with 16 cats road" or " 10 horses and two donkeys road" ( can you tell I live in Arizona?)

Power Line Road is about as close as I’ve seen here in Florida to so picturesque a name.

@@bthomson 🤣 "The good Walmart road" "Scary Walmart road" "Bad decisions road" (leads to drugs and prostitutes) We should obviously all petition our cities to make road names that count! 🤣🤣🤣

There was a road outside Nelson,New Zealand called Sewer-side Drive,but sadly it was changed a few years ago.😕