What happens when having an open dialogue means assassination?

What happens when staying silent means being complicit to murder?

Charlie Kirk and Iryna Zarutska, both murdered in cold blood.

This isn't just about two voices; it's about what their deaths mean for democracy, free speech, and the cost of losing humanity.

Join me in frustration, while I deliver a podcast I wish I never had to deliver, revealing the deeper meaning of these lives lost and what they reveal about the system that controls the world we live in.

In September 2021, Tom Phillips vanished from the small town of Marokopa, New Zealand, with his three young children.

What was initially branded as a search for a missing family quickly became one of the most baffling cases.

For nearly four years, Tom managed to elude authorities, surfacing only through sightings, robberies and CCTV footage.

In this episode, we trace the timeline with the little information made available, til the tragic confrontation on the 8th of September that saw the end of the pursuit for the family.

Was this a desperate father protecting his kids from a broken system, or a fugitive putting them at risk?

What does this case reveal about the justice system, custody battles, and the limits of law enforcement and media-designed coverage?

Join me as we dig into the facts behind a case that is dividing the internet.

When people in Australia go missing, families often hear the same chorus: "Resources are limited, searches can't go on forever, we don't have enough officers".

In this episode of Exhuming the Truth, we dive right into the deep end of reality in how missing persons cases in Australia rely on popularity. Using the current and "high-profile" case of Dezi Freeman as a lens, we explore why some disappearances trigger massive resources, while the majority fade into the system.

This is a hard-hitting, confrontational discussion about fairness, accountability, and the human cost of selective attention.

Tune in if you want the stark contrasts in missing persons responses and why every life deserves equal urgency.