Case 152: Cindy & Mona Lisa Smith

Update: 2020-08-08

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Description

Note: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this episode contains the names of people who have passed away. The families of Cindy and Mona Lisa Smith have given Casefile permission to air this content.

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Episode narrated by the Anonymous Host

Researched by Jessica Forsayeth

Written by Erin Munro

Creative Director: Milly Raso

For all credits and sources please visit casefilepodcast.com/case-152-cindy-mona-lisa-smith

Comments (17)

He Tian

It's disgusting how the police and jury actively handled this case poorly. The victims were kids and probably even r*ped. How could they sleep at night knowing they let the asshole go free.

Aug 20th

Suzanne Hubbard Gerken

This is such an interesting case. Thank you for covering it. #Casefile True crime

Nov 7th

Jessica Smee

A jury is meant to represent a broad cross-section of the community, which includes black people. If course he would PREFER an all white jury in a racist country... but why did they allow such prejudice!?

Sep 16th

Katie the Book and Yarn Dragon

thank you for shedding light on this case

Aug 26th

masoud bivareh

Amazing

Aug 14th

Reply (1)

Steve Dronzewski

Central Northern New South Wales? How many different directions can there be in one place's name? 😂

Aug 9th

Reply (7)

Shyla Streeter

No justice... Of course the defense argues he wouldn't get a fair trial if the jury wasn't all white (only two of them were indigenous!) but when a black or indigenous person is on trial they don't get an all black or indigenous jury. Bullshit. It's at least refreshing to hear the police were disappointed in this result. His own LAWYER said he obviously did it!!!

Aug 8th