Francis Fahey and The Valley Ripper

Karen Redmile was working near the intersection of Brunswick and
Harcourt Streets; another night in the Valley dealing with
client’s requests and negotiating. She was speaking with a man,
and this guy had a noticeably deep voice. But the conversation
didn’t remain amicable; it became violent.


Those nearby heard glass smashing, and loud thumping noises
thereafter. But they didn’t see anything. A short time later,
Karen was found on the footpath outside 99 Harcourt St,
unconscious and with severe head injuries. Question was, would
Karen ever regain consciousness and identify her attacker?


Join Shaun and Chloe as they discuss this dark and twisted part
solved, part unsolved case.


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This episode was produced by True Blue Media using the open
source materials referenced below:



https://murderpedia.org/male.F/f/fahey-francis-michael.htmFrancis
John Fahey made his living as a paramedic before he was convicted
of the murder of two Brisbane sex workers, David Murray, The
Courier-MailBizarre ‘branding iron’ clue in prostitute torture
murder, by Candace Sutton, Gladstone ObserverFamily ties in Valley,
March 9, 2003, Sydney Morning HeraldQLD Police
Rewardshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_the_Ripperhttps://freesound.org/people/alphahog/sounds/47094/Forensic
Investigators (S03E11)

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