She has written thirteen books including Last Woman Hanged, which won the 2016 Davitt Award for Best Non-fiction Crime Book. We hope you can join us for our upcoming author panel when our seasoned writers Caroline Overington, Katherine Kovacic and Stella Budrikis discuss these particularly evil crimes with fellow writer Emily Webb.Ĭaroline Overington is a two-time winner of the Walkley Award for Investigative Journalism (the Norma Khouri investigation, 2004 the Australian Wheat Board kickback scandal, 2007) and a winner of the Sir Keith Murdoch Award for Excellence in Journalism. This is what happens when Redditors get it wrong.Īll societies profess to love and cherish children, especially for their innocence, but this innocence is often what causes them to become victims of violence and abuse, unable to defend themselves or even speak out. Today I'll be telling you the stories behind some of Reddit's most infamous botched investigations. Unfortunately, the failures of Reddit's amateur investigators overshadow their fleeting successes.
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