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One of Australia’s greatest detectives reveals the untold stories of his most challenging cases in this compelling podcast series. Episodes drop weekly from 1st March, 2024.
Homicide with Ron Iddles takes you behind the news headlines, on a minute-by-minute journey with master detective Ron Iddles as he tracks down the killers.
Ron spent 25 years investigating homicides for Victoria Police and was a familiar face on the nightly news. He worked on more than 320 homicide cases and his success rate for solving murders was unprecedented.
In the cluttered world of true crime shows, it is still rare to hear the intricate details of a murder from the investigator who actually solved the crime.
Homicide with Ron Iddles is the closest you’ll come to being the lead investigator in a murder case.
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Created by CJZ Productions
Location Producer
Catherine Ledingham
Post Producers
Anthony Griffis
Mark Barlin
Editors
Philippa Rowlands ASE
Anne Ker
Jeremy Mather
Original Music
Amara Primero - Primerchord Music
Audio Mix
Simon Hicks - Cutting Edge
Executive Producers
Paula Bycroft
Andrew Farrell
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12 year old Terry Floyd played a blinder of a game in his Saturday afternoon footy match on June 28th, 1975 in his home town of Maryborough. He then visited a mate in a nearby town to play Monopoly, but Terry never made it home. Terry’s family had no answers for 25 years, until they approached Ron Iddles to help. Ron reopened the investigation and an inquest found Terry was murdered. Ron continued to investigate for the next two decades and believes he knows who killed Terry, but the case is still officially unsolved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
112 year old Terry Floyd played a blinder of a game in his Saturday afternoon footy match on June 28th, 1975 in his home town of Maryborough. He then visited a mate in a nearby town to play Monopoly, but Terry never made it home. Terry’s family had no answers for 25 years, until they approached Ron Iddles to help. Ron reopened the investigation and an inquest found Terry was murdered. Ron continued to investigate for the next two decades and believes he knows who killed Terry, but the case is still officially unsolved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Gina Rossato’s naked body was found dumped in a ravine in August 1982. Her throat was cut and she’d been beaten with a belt. She’d gone missing the day before after catching a cab home from work in the early hours. This was one of Ron Iddles’ earliest homicide cases and forty years later, it remains unsolved. Ron has identified several suspects and leads, including a strange link to the Maria James’ murder, Ron’s first homicide case. Could these two cases be linked? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Gina Rossato’s naked body was found dumped in a ravine in August 1982. Her throat was cut and she’d been beaten with a belt. She’d gone missing the day before after catching a cab home from work in the early hours. This was one of Ron Iddles’ earliest homicide cases and forty years later, it remains unsolved. Ron has identified several suspects and leads, including a strange link to the Maria James’ murder, Ron’s first homicide case. Could these two cases be linked? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mother of two Mandy Ahmadi vanished a week before Christmas in 2011. Police initially thought she’d run away with her lover. Her husband Nasir held media conferences appealing for her to come home, claiming she might have been kidnapped by radical Muslims. A few weeks later, Ron Iddles took on the case and uncovered a much darker story behind her disappearance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mother of two Mandy Ahmadi vanished a week before Christmas in 2011. Police initially thought she’d run away with her lover. Her husband Nasir held media conferences appealing for her to come home, claiming she might have been kidnapped by radical Muslims. A few weeks later, Ron Iddles took on the case and uncovered a much darker story behind her disappearance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Security guard Erwin Kastenberger was shot dead by armed robbers as he delivered cash to a suburban bank in March 2005. Ron Iddles was on the scene that afternoon and even agreed to clean up the victim’s blood. Ron trawled through the “usual suspects” of armed robbers and finally tracked down the killer. He set up a tricky surveillance operation to catch the gang, just as they were about to carry out another bank heist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Security guard Erwin Kastenberger was shot dead by armed robbers as he delivered cash to a suburban bank in March 2005. Ron Iddles was on the scene that afternoon and even agreed to clean up the victim’s blood. Ron trawled through the “usual suspects” of armed robbers and finally tracked down the killer. He set up a tricky surveillance operation to catch the gang, just as they were about to carry out another bank heist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Gym owner Wayne Amey mysteriously disappeared in December 2013. Ron Iddles delved into Wayne’s private life and discovered his former girlfriend Robyn Lindholm was a stripper with gangster connections and a seedy past. Ron’s gut feeling was that this femme fatale was somehow involved in Wayne’s disappearance, but he couldn’t pin anything on her. Then a frantic police chase through the streets of Melbourne ended in two fugitives diving into a creek to escape, and the killers were finally arrested. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Gym owner Wayne Amey mysteriously disappeared in December 2013. Ron Iddles delved into Wayne’s private life and discovered his former girlfriend Robyn Lindholm was a stripper with gangster connections and a seedy past. Ron’s gut feeling was that this femme fatale was somehow involved in Wayne’s disappearance, but he couldn’t pin anything on her. Then a frantic police chase through the streets of Melbourne ended in two fugitives diving into a creek to escape, and the killers were finally arrested. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
17-year-old Gary Adams left home one night in December 2003 and never returned. His mother Jo-Ann struggled to convince police that he was more than just a runaway. Eight years later, the case was still unsolved until Jo-Ann pleaded with homicide detective Ron Iddles to investigate. Ron finally cracked the case with masterful interview techniques and a lengthy undercover operation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
17-year-old Gary Adams left home one night in December 2003 and never returned. His mother Jo-Ann struggled to convince police that he was more than just a runaway. Eight years later, the case was still unsolved until Jo-Ann pleaded with homicide detective Ron Iddles to investigate. Ron finally cracked the case with masterful interview techniques and a lengthy undercover operation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Enjoy this sneak peek of the brand new 12-part true crime series Homicide with Ron Iddles. Episodes drop weekly from 1st March, 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
One of Australia’s greatest detectives reveals the untold stories of his most challenging cases in this compelling podcast series. Episodes drop weekly from 1st March, 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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I have watched him on Foxtel, read his book and now I am listening to his podcast I am hoping There is more to come . Ron Iddles is the man . I love this man and the way he did his job . There are not many police officers like him . Ron Iddles is in the same class as Joe Kenda.