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Who's To Blame?

Who's To Blame?

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"Who's to Blame" takes you into the heartbreaking story of Emma Lovell and her husband Lee. Emma was killed during a home invasion on Boxing Day in 2022.
Lee tells us about the events leading up to that terrible night and explores the impact on their family and the community around them.
The podcast goes beyond the headlines to tackle the bigger issue of youth crime. We sit down with the people who know it best - offenders, psychologists, program leaders, and police - to get real about what's driving these young people to commit such shocking acts and what can be done to stop it from happening again. and ask the question, Who's to blame?

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  • 6. So, Who Is To Blame?

    6. So, Who Is To Blame?
    Sep 29 2024

    In this final episode, we pose that question to Lee Lovell, Aarron Anderson, his wife Christine, and someone who helps rehabilitate youth offenders. Their answers might spark a new conversation.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    27 min
  • 5.Picking Up The Pieces

    5.Picking Up The Pieces
    Sep 22 2024

    In this episode, we dive into what life looks like for survivors of youth crime as they try to move forward through their grief. We also chat with Professor Selena Bartlett, a neuroscientist at QUT, about the developing minds of young offenders and her thoughts on who's really to blame for the current crisis.

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    27 min
  • 4. The Youth Offender

    4. The Youth Offender
    Sep 15 2024

    In this episode, we speak with a youth offender.

    We have changed their voice and de-indetified them, but we hear how the transition from primary school to high school was the start of their unrevalling.

    We also hear about the ReKindle in QLD that aims to rehabilitate and offer training to reduce recidivism or reoffending.

    https://www.rekindle.org.au/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    32 min
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