Trial By Wine

Episode 174 No Harvard for you

Clarky tells the story of Gina Grant, a brilliant young woman whose Harvard offer was rescinded after details of her youth emerged.  

Episode 173 Delphi Murders

Swanny takes us to Delphi, Indiana, telling us the story of the murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German, two little girls who went for a hike one day and crossed paths with Richard Allen, who became known as bridge guy.

Episode 172 Cold Concealment

Schmidty tells the stories of David Heal, John Wainwright and Mary Margaret Haxby-Jones, who were all the victims of cold concealment.

Episode 171 Busy Beaver

Clarky tells a Melbourne story that came to him through 2 degrees of separation.  This is the story of Robyn Lindholm, a girl who always wanted more.

Episode 170 Yorkshire Nobody

Having recently got back from a UK trip, Schmidty tells a story from ol'Blighty.  It's the story of Anthony Arkwright, a man who wanted fame through infamy and failed, but not before committing unspeakable crimes.

Episode 169 Kimberley Killer

Here's an '80's story that neither Schmidty or Clarky had ever heard of.  Joseph Schwab, AKA the Kimberley Killer, terrorised people in the remote area of the Kimberley WA and the Top End of the Northern Territory in 1987.

Episode 168 Grace Millane

Schmidty tells the story of Grace Millane, a beautiful young woman travelling the world whose life was cut short by a terrifying Tinder date.

Episode 167 Bad Decisions

Clarky brings a New Years story to the jury.  It's the tragic tale of Tyrone Hassell, gunned down in his father's driveway on New Years eve and the subsequent unravelling of bad decisions made by his wife and her lover.

Episode 166 Collier Landry

Swanny tells the story of little Collier Landry (Boyle) whose love of his mother Noreen lead to him being crucial in bringing her killer to justice when he was just 12 years old.

Episode 165 Dungeon Gang

For anyone who has seen The Unbreakable Kimmie Schmidt, this story has some parallels and even has a person named Schmidt in it.  Schmidty (no relation) tells the story of John Jamelske who hoarded bottles, cans, and collected women off the streets.