The Pilbara Killings

The Pilbara Killings Prologue New Jersey Festival

THE PILBARA KILLINGS By Saabine T. Shetlomm as read by Andrew Zbar   When Lisa Jeffries, a young Aboriginal girl from the Martu tribe is found brutally murdered in a remote Pilbara town, Detective Aidan Zimmerman is sent to investigate. Despite the viciousness of the murder there is little interest or political will to see the investigation through even though it soon becomes obvious that not all is what it seems and that Zimmerman himself is being set up. Lisa is left with unexplained marks on her body, and with attached ancient symbols that leads to an obscure priest and to another similar killing years before which now threatens to embroil the Catholic diocese in an ongoing sexual abuse scandal and take down the Bishop’s ambition to become a Cardinal. Crime beyond the remote bush Young anonymous Aboriginal death Forensic postmortem examinations A Catholic Archbishop’s indifference A scandal of underpinned sexual abuse Anti-Semitic prejudice directed at the lead investigator who begins an injudicious affair with the dead girl’s mother. All the basic elements of an Australian crime novel! The Pilbara Killings is a story of savage murder, tribal ritual and cover-up, which explores the genesis of evil. LICENSED MUSIC ENOCH YANG DANCE OF THE DYING SWAN The podcast material is US Copyrighted.

The Pilbara Killings Chapters 18 19 and 20

Chapters 18 19 and 20  Podcast text material is copyrighted  Licensed music Moments - We'll Endure    By Saabine T. Shetlomm as read by Andrew Zbar

The Pilbara Killings Chapters 16 and 17

Chapters 16 and 17 Podcast text material is copyrighted Licensed music Alice in Winter - Departure   By Saabine T. Shetlomm as read by Andrew Zbar

The Pilbara Killings Chapters 14 and 15

Chapters 14 and 15 Podcast text material is copyrighted Licensed music Moments - Hampstead Heath   By Saabine T. Shetlomm as read by Andrew Zbar

The Pilbara Killings Chapters 12 and 13

Chapters 12 and 13 Podcast text material is copyrighted Licenses music Ian Kelosky Dawning   By Saabine T. Shetlomm as read by Andrew Zbar