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🕑 Added 2019-05-22 02:40:08 +0000 UTC

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Pansy Pan

If you were going to tell someone in the podcast community- who would you reveal to you are Casey from Casefiles??

Sam robinson

Hi Casey, Bit of a weird one, but it plays on mind mind whenever I go back and listen to old episodes and knowing what the outcome is and trying to see what the cops missed. In the Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells ep, the guy that killed them said that they had come to the house to ask if his partner had got the teaching job, in a later interview with her however, she stated that she had been given a bracelet by the girls when she told them she hadn’t got the job, surely this discrepancy must have been picked up by the police? Have you ever seen something odd in a case you’ve covered, especially in the unsolved cases you’ve done? Cheers for a fantastic podcast!

Laura Carlson

This is a silly question but I’m dying to know your reaction to the long thread about how tough and all knowing you are, a la Chuck Norris jokes. I hope you saw it and it made you feel a bit better. 😂

Jan LeBlanc

Hey Casefile.....are you for or against the death penalty?

David horne

Hey Casey, at what point did casefile become fulltime and for your team. I recall you started casefile while injured and that's when you started.

David horne

Hey guys, do you think you might cover the George Pell case here in Oz?

craigline

Does one person work on one case over a few months or do they work as a team to put out fortnightly episodes? (Sorry if this has been asked before, I am new here)

Amanda Watson

Does covering this content make you severely distrust everyone in society??

Tracy

Glad you are feeling better. Was so relieved when you have said before that you dont really do social media as that means i am not alone yay! Haha. Is that because of lack of time or interest?

Lawrence Wallis

Hey! With you doing a true crime podcast and researching these crimes I'm curious if you've ever had the thought of working in law enforcement?

Madison Bevil

Hello, Team! I have two questions! 1. Have any of the victims families every reached out to you being angry OR happy that you covered their loved ones story? 2. What is your go-to meal at your favorite restaurant? :)

Eleanor Hill

Is there any perpetrator that you have covered that you have felt in some way that elements of their before their crime caused them to become what they were. Do you believe an attacker can be a victim of circumstance themselves?

Amanda Taylor

You have won $5,000,000. You have 24 hours to spend it all or else it goes to your worst enemy (who will probably use it to destroy you). You can’t buy a house(s) or save it. What do you buy?

Caoimhe Blair

There’s so many crime podcasts out there. Do you think you’ll run out of cases to cover?

Liam

Yeah the host always talks about the roosters (boo) but was wondering if he followed an a-league team or a different soccer team

Alrose

Do you think Aliens exist?

Michael W

Do learning about these crimes and researching them make you lose trust in people and question their motives more? I feel like I'm more suspicious of people but still believe most people are good so I like to give them the benefit of the doubt. Do other listeners or people on the team feel the same way or am I just crazy?

Michael W

I think Australia is more of a Rugby country?

Maggyjames

Is there a crime you won’t cover and if so why? Also, have you ever gotten the victims family angered with your approach to the questions you are asking?

im_natk

Have you considered interviewing a criminal that’s serving time right now? It would be interesting to hear their perspective on what they did.

Rebekah Cheeley

I know mental health issues plague many people all over the world, and I know you've talked about how you exercise to keep your mind clear, but what sorts of conversations and check ins happen behind the scenes to make sure people are comfortable sat the level of tragedy they're working with?

Leah Budd

Where do you see Casefile 5 years or 10 years from now? I'm curious simply due to its rapid growth and popularity. All well deserved as a reflection of the hard work and professionalism of all involved in its production. Will it always remain a podcast? Will you venture off into something else with it?