Only one suspect has been charged and convicted for The Family Murders of Adelaide, the City of Corpses. Award-winning investigative journalist, Debi Marshall, interrogates these long cold cases.
Debi Marshall is a journalist, producer for television and author
who lives in Hobart. As a reporter and writer, Debi Marshall
specialises in true crime. She has written eight books. Each
combines her excellent storytelling skills with her forensic
approach to accurate research.
Her book, Justice in Jeopardy, helped overturn Australia's double
jeopardy laws. At all times, despite frequent personal danger and
threats, she has been motivated to seek truth and justice and has
worked with the highest ethical considerations to tell dark and
challenging stories.
Her book on the notorious Snowtown serial murders, Killing for
Pleasure, won the 2007 Ned Kelly award for Best True Crime.
Debi Marshall always sets out to establish a bond of trust with
victims and their families, and with witnesses who came forward to
tell her their stories.
Working as a producer with Channel 7's Sunday Night program she
investigated the Family Court Murders of 1980 - 1985. Then
conducted further research to write The Family Court Murders.
Leonard Warwick was subsequently arrested over these matters.
Debi has also been a tutor in journalism at the University of
Technology, Sydney and as a teacher of media at college. Her other
books include The House of Hancock and The Devil's Garden. Her
books have twice been long-listed for a Walkley Award.
Debi Marshall won a Walkley Leadership Award in 2015.
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