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Wedderburn
- A true tale of blood and dust
- Narrated by: Maryrose Cuskelly
- Length: 7 hrs and 23 mins
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- The Quiet Reader
- 07-04-2019
Thoughtful and Understanding
A well read and insightful exploration of bloody murders. The author showed empathy and a nuance that sought to determine all sides of this human tragedy. Too, it was an understanding of the nobility of human emotion ranging from hatred, despair into the hope that comes from love.
One of the finest books I have listened through.
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- Jeff
- 11-01-2023
Captivating
A wonderfully written and narrated book about a horrible event in the small country town of Wedderburn. As someone who is a part time resident of this town, I found the portrayal of events and culture of the place accurate. The author does well in explaining backgrounds and possibilities which may have led to the killings, but does leave me still wondering why……..,as I’m sure it does her too
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- Anonymous User
- 18-01-2023
A well researched text
The amount of detail that we also put into this work is obvious from the start, and the way she sensitively dealt with the emotions of both sides is to be lauded.
At first, I thought it was going to be a text exonerating Ian Jamison, but I was wrong. And to be honest, I believe he murdered Greg Holmes, so then he could carry out his original task of murdering the Lockwoods. He’s obviously in the right place locked up in prison While I feel sorry for him, I think he’s a danger to society. His failure to take responsibility for what he did to the Lockwoods and Greg Holmes requires a certain psychopathic mentality that is cold and predatory.
One wonders why he didn’t walk away, but then he didn’t, and therefore three people were killed in the most horrific manner.
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