What makes a murderer? Ask Emily Webb. The true crime writer has been fascinated with murder since she was a kid, and now, she spends her days inside libraries, researching the stories of missing persons and strange deaths. From the woman who chopped her husband's head off and cooked it in a pot, to a nurse whose shift was dubbed "the death shift", she's written for years about the chilling dark heart of Australia. We delve deep into the stories that shocked a nation, the still unsolved murders in quiet Aussie suburbs, and how true crime can sometimes be stranger than fiction.

Buy her books, Murder in Suburbia, Suburban Nightmare and Angels of Death here.

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What makes a murderer? Ask Emily Webb. The true crime writer has been fascinated with murder since she was a kid, and now, she spends her days inside libraries, researching the stories of missing persons and strange deaths. From the woman who chopped her husband's head off and cooked it in a pot, to a nurse whose shift was dubbed "the death shift", she's written for years about the chilling dark heart of Australia. We delve deep into the stories that shocked a nation, the still unsolved murders in quiet Aussie suburbs, and how true crime can sometimes be stranger than fiction.
Buy her books, Murder in Suburbia, Suburban Nightmare and Angels of Death <a href="http://www.emilywebbcrime.com/">here</a>.
Leave comments on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/meshellaurie/">Meshel's facebook page </a> And her<a href="https://twitter.com/Meshel_Laurie"> twitter is here </a> Please leave a review and a rating for this show in itunes. This show is part of the Mamamia Podcast Network.

Meshel Laurie presents stories of the guts and the glory of life, from ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. It's an up-sized brain/soul food combo with a side order of new perspective.

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