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Not sure how to attach the link sorry but the latest “Crime Insiders” Podcast is an interview with a former WA TRG Officer who was part of the morning raid on BRE’s house in December 2016.
Here is one link
DETECTIVES: Raiding the house of The Claremont Serial Killer
I would say there is a zero chance of Edwards being alive in his late 80s after what would be 40 years in custody. He can exercise all he wants but the modest variety of food and lack of quiet for sleep will more than balance that out.DM are just catching up ^ with that Podcast.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13586715/Claremont-Bradley-Edwards-arrest.html
The cop who busted down the door when police arrested Claremont serial killer Bradley Robert Edwards has described the sex fiend's breathtaking reaction to finally being caught - and calmly asked officers: 'So what's this all about then?'
In October 2019, he pleaded guilty to five other charges related to sexual attacks upon an 18-year-old woman at Huntingdale in 1988 and a 17-year-old at Karrakatta cemetery in 1995.
In June 2020, after a seven-month trial, Justice Stephen Hill found Edwards guilty of murdering Ms Rimmer and Ms Glennon but not guilty of murdering Ms Spiers.
Justice Hill said it was more likely than not that Edwards had also killed Ms Spiers and in December 2020 sentenced him to life imprisonment with a 40-year minimum term.
Mr Bowler, who left the police force shortly after he helped arrest Edwards, said it had been satisfying to end his service by taking the Claremont serial killer down.
'I'd be amazed if anyone was willing to give him parole, ever, because you'd have to put your name to that one,' he said. 'So I don't think he'll be out.'
I think this a 2023 Miniseries in Australia with Kate Ritchie in it.I happened to see there now that Channel 4 UK is showing what they say is a brand new drama, 'The Claremont Murders', on Fri. 2 August at 9 o'clock. It's 2x2 hours: https://www.channel4.com/tv-guide/2024/08/02/M4
I watched the second of this two-part mini-series earlier. When you are well acquainted with the case, it's hard to remind yourself that what you're seeing is a dramatisation not a re-creation of the case itself – and therefore, try not to be too critical of 'errors'. This story unfolds as a conflation of acts that are not always chronological. I did notice that the actresses playing Sarah and Jane were much too old – less so re Ciara. By contrast, the bloke playing Edwards was maybe 10 years too young and had his hair dyed black. Clear errors I saw were: the positioning of BRE's car almost opposite the Burger Boys; BRE looking at Mr and Mrs Spiers after the verdict, when to my knowledge he looked at no one in court; and the total omission of the cops getting his DNA from a discarded lemonade bottle. The sort-of 'thing' between the two detectives was a drag. Also, I feel the character of the man in the role of Caborn was treated with great, and unwarranted, sympathy, with only occasional gleanings of him not having a baldy (if you'll pardon the pun!) as we say here. Utimately, this is much more a police story than anything else, particularly one detective's crusade to get to the truth when he was a big part of the disastrous focus on Lance Williams that sent the inquiry miles off track. That said, the families and Sarah, Jane and Ciara are portrayed fairly sensitively. In all, not a bad effort.I think this a 2023 Miniseries in Australia with Kate Ritchie in it.
Watch The Claremont Murders Online: Free Streaming & Catch Up TV in Australia
Watch, Stream & Catch Up with your favourite The Claremont Murders episodes on 7plus. Three women disappeared and police worked on the unsolved case for 25 years. This is the story of how the Claremont Killer was caught.7plus.com.au