CLAREMONT: The Crime Scenes
Senior police officers who attended the burial sites of Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennons' bodies have described the 'mayhem' and 'organised chaos' which became the crime scenes when the women's bodies were found.
In particular, when the body of the third woman to go missing, Ciara Glennon's body was…
CLAREMONT: The Video too Gruesome to be Shown
On day 20 of the Claremont serial killings trial, the court was given a glimpse into the life of Jane Rimmer through photographs taken from inside her house days after she went missing, a woman’s life frozen in time.
Images from the 23-year-old child care worker’s house and belongings were shown t…
CLAREMONT: The Broken Fingernails
Former forensic police officer Robert Hemelaar gave his evidence for the whole of day 21 of the Claremont serial killings trial.
He narrated an hour-long video from Ciara Glennon’s burial site, revealing graphic details and forensic clues as to how police collected and stored DNA samples found on …
CLAREMONT: The Contamination Case
When police arrived at the scenes where Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon’s bodies had been dumped, they didn’t have to wear gloves to prevent cross contamination.
On day 22 of the Claremont Serial Killings trial, former forensic police officer Robert Hemelaar took the stand for a third day where it w…
CLAREMONT: A Doctor’s Memory
****WARNING: Some listeners may find the content discussed in this episode distressing****
The doctor who examined the 17-year-old who was brutally raped by Bradley Edwards in 1995 has recalled the horrific injuries the teenager suffered that night.
In Day 23 of the Claremont serial killings tria…
CLAREMONT: The Lock of Hair
Following Jane Rimmer’s post-mortem, the pathologist who carried it out gave one of the detectives a lock of Jane’s hair.
The detective, Vicky Young then washed, brushed and placed an elastic around it and gave it to the Rimmer family.
During her evidence today, she said it was an act of compassi…
CLAREMONT: Handling Evidence
The question of who handled evidence samples from the two murdered women’s bodies, will become key in both the prosecution and defence’s arguments.
On day 25, we got our first glimpse of just how in depth the witnesses will be expected to remember of their dealings with samples.
Forensic police o…
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CLAREMONT: Police Errors
The defence team for the accused Claremont Serial Killer, Bradley Edwards focussed on forensic collection errors made by police when Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon’s bodies were found in 1996 and 1997.
Sergeant Gary Hyde was grilled about errors in transcripts and data entry of forensic pieces from…
CLAREMONT: The Evidence the State's Case Hangs On
***WARNING: Graphic Content***
Ciara Glennon's fingernail clippings are the key pieces of evidence the prosecution have to say why they'll prove Bradley Robert Edwards is the Claremont serial killer.
The reason why they're so crucial, is because DNA found under those fingernails contained the DNA…
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