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The Shark Arm Murder: When a Tiger Shark Spilled a Killer’s Secret
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In this episode of The Compendium, we dive into imfamous The Shark Arm Murder, one of Australia’s most bizarre and unsolved mysteries. When a tiger shark at Coogee Aquarium vomited up a human arm in 1935, it set off a true crime saga involving forgery, blackmail, and a deadly underworld rivalry. Today we explore the story of Jimmy Smith, Patrick Brady, and Reginald Holmes, and how their tangled lives shocked Sydney. Was the shark merely a witness, or did it hold the key to solving the crime? Tune in for this incredible blend of historical crime and wild twists.
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- Hosts: Kyle Risi & Adam Cox
- Intro and Outro Music: Alice in dark Wonderland by Aleksey Chistilin
- All the Latest Things Intro: Clowns by Giulio Fazio
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1. Sneak peak (00:00:00)
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3. Topic of the week (00:01:59)
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In this episode of The Compendium, we dive into imfamous The Shark Arm Murder, one of Australia’s most bizarre and unsolved mysteries. When a tiger shark at Coogee Aquarium vomited up a human arm in 1935, it set off a true crime saga involving forgery, blackmail, and a deadly underworld rivalry. Today we explore the story of Jimmy Smith, Patrick Brady, and Reginald Holmes, and how their tangled lives shocked Sydney. Was the shark merely a witness, or did it hold the key to solving the crime? Tune in for this incredible blend of historical crime and wild twists.
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- Shark Arm by Phil Roope and Kevin Meagher (Book)
- National Library of Australia: Archive on the Shark Arm Murders
- Atlas Obscura: "The Bizarre Case of the Shark Arm Murders"
Connect with Us:
- 🌐 Our Website: TheCompendiumPodcast.com
- 💬 Connect: Send us a voice note
- 📸 Our Instagram: @theCompendiumPodcast
Support the show:
- 🍎 Review us on Apple Podcasts
- 🟢 Review us on Spotify
- ❤️ Get Early Access to Episodes on Patreon
Credits:
- Hosts: Kyle Risi & Adam Cox
- Intro and Outro Music: Alice in dark Wonderland by Aleksey Chistilin
- All the Latest Things Intro: Clowns by Giulio Fazio
Capíttulos
1. Sneak peak (00:00:00)
2. Welcome to The Compendium (00:01:14)
3. Topic of the week (00:01:59)
4. Outro (00:46:41)
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