Territory Famous

Territory Famous explores the Northern Territory where crocodiles lurk, rivers run wild, and the landscapes are as dangerous as they are beautiful. Host Kellie Arrowsmith dives deep into true crime, unsolved disappearances, and bizarre outback mysteries, capturing the courage and resilience of the people who call the Top End home.

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  Territory Famous

  Update for the next couple of weeks

  Aug 16, 20262 min

  Hey its Kellie, I'm so sorry last week's croaky voice turned into a case of full-blown laryngitis and unfortunately, I couldn't record the episode I had planned for this week. Please check back in next week as it's a big one and one of the crazier types of stories I've covered which is saying something! I also will be putting out an episode with updates on the Matt Wright saga, including the recordings that have been released which I have now and will be talking about on the episode. Whether I can play them or parts of them I need to look into, but I will be bringing you all of the details either way. I will probably have that one out the week after next. Again, I'm so sorry I have nothing new this week but please look out for next week's episode because if you enjoy the stories Ive covered so far, this one will be a good one. Cheers, Kel ;)

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  Episode #35

  Cahills Crossing: The Warnings Are There for a Reason

  Aug 8, 202612 minS1

  I apologise in advance for my voice in this episode! I’ve been quite sick this week and I’m still getting my voice back, so this is a shorter episode than usual. I had a much bigger episode planned for this week, but I really wanted to get something out for you guys rather than nothing at all. And when I saw the recent footage from Cahills Crossing, I couldn’t believe what I was watching. Cahills Crossing, on the East Alligator River in Kakadu National Park, is one of those places that has become almost infamous for people underestimating the danger. There are warning signs, a viewing platform and plenty of information telling visitors to keep away from the water, but people still get dangerously close. In this episode, I talk about the recent viral footage showing children playing right at the water’s edge while a large saltwater crocodile moves through the water nearby. Experts who examined the footage said the crocodile appeared to be following a fish rather than deliberately approaching the children, but that doesn’t make the situation any less dangerous. I also look back at two confirmed fatal crocodile attacks at Cahills Crossing. In 1987, 40-year-old Kerry McLoughlin was killed while fishing at the crossing. I found contemporary reporting from the time which included eyewitness accounts of the attack and some incredible details about what happened that day. I also talk about the 2017 death of a 47-year-old man who disappeared while crossing the river. One of the most powerful accounts I found came from former Northern Territory police officer Sam, who was involved in the search and recovery operation. Sam later spoke about what happened and the impact of seeing someone he knew die in such horrific circumstances. I also share my own experience crossing a croc-infested river in the Territory and why river crossings still make me extremely nervous. This is a shorter episode, but I wanted to talk about Cahills Crossing because the recent footage was a pretty confronting reminder that the warnings aren't there for decoration. The crocodiles were there first. Maybe I'll come back to Cahills Crossing in a future episode and tell some of the other crazy stories from the crossing, because there are plenty of them. Territory Famous is a podcast about Northern Territory stories, true crime, Territory history, folklore, strange characters and the unbelievable things that actually happened in the Top End. Thanks for sticking with me while my voice recovers. ❤️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses fatal crocodile attacks and death. Find Territory Famous wherever you get your podcasts. Follow Territory Famous on social media for episode updates, photos, videos and other Territory stories. Researched and written by: Kellie Arrowsmith Audio editor: Bar Brawl Records https://www.facebook.com/BarBrawlRecords Cover art: http://www.joshbauer.com/ "Skimpy' - a Territory memoir: Kellie Arrowsmith Books - Hachette Australia Follow Territory Famous: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561090053520 Instagram: https://www.intagram.com/territoryfamous/ Tik Tok: Territory Famous (@territoryfamous) | TikTok

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  Episode #34

  The Case of Valerie Wurramara: A Groote Eylandt Mystery

  Aug 1, 202633 minS1

  In this episode of Territory Famous , I explore the case of Valerie Wurramara and the investigation that followed on Groote Eylandt in the Northern Territory. Using publicly available court documents and other official records, I take you through the timeline of events, the police investigation, the evidence presented, and the court proceedings, while separating fact from speculation. As always, this episode is told with respect for those involved, their families and the communities affected. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Warning: This episode contains the name of a deceased Aboriginal person and discusses events surrounding her passing. I acknowledge that this may be distressing for some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners. I have done my best to pronounce Aboriginal names and place names respectfully. If I have unintentionally mispronounced any names or words, I sincerely apologize. It was never my intention to cause offence, and I appreciate your understanding. Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of death, police investigations, court proceedings, violence and grief. Listener discretion is advised. Researched and written by: Kellie Arrowsmith Audio editor: Bar Brawl Records https://www.facebook.com/BarBrawlRecords Cover art: http://www.joshbauer.com/ "Skimpy' - a Territory memoir: Kellie Arrowsmith Books - Hachette Australia Follow Territory Famous: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561090053520 Instagram: https://www.intagram.com/territoryfamous/ Tik Tok: Territory Famous (@territoryfamous) | TikTok

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  Episode #33

  The Stuart Highway Mystery: The Joshua & Deborah Mason Case

  Jul 25, 202629 minS1

  In 2022, a disturbing discovery on the Stuart Highway left Northern Territory police with more questions than answers. A human leg had been found beside the highway, but police didn’t know who it belonged to, what had happened, or whether there was a missing person somewhere out there. What followed was an investigation that slowly pieced together the events of one night — a crash, a decision not to call police, and an attempt to conceal what had happened. In this episode, I take you through the events leading up to the crash, the investigation that eventually uncovered the truth, and the very different roles played by Joshua Mason and his mother, Deborah. I also look at their lives before the offending, the circumstances surrounding their decisions that night, and what the judge considered when sentencing them. This is a story about a woman who lost her life, a family left grieving, and the consequences of the decisions made afterwards. This episode discusses death, grief, alcohol, drug use, mental health, suicide and criminal offending. Territory Famous is a podcast about true stories, true crime, NT history, folklore and the people and events that have shaped the Northern Territory. Researched and written by: Kellie Arrowsmith Audio editor: Bar Brawl Records https://www.facebook.com/BarBrawlRecords Cover art: http://www.joshbauer.com/ "Skimpy' - a Territory memoir: Kellie Arrowsmith Books - Hachette Australia Follow Territory Famous: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561090053520 Instagram: https://www.intagram.com/territoryfamous/ Tik Tok: Territory Famous (@territoryfamous) | TikTok

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  Episode #32

  The Night a Plane Was Stolen in Alice Springs

  Jul 19, 202630 minS1

  In August 2000, a quiet morning at Alice Springs Airport turned into one of the Territory’s most unusual aviation tragedies. Bryan Dallos had been receiving treatment for serious mental illness when he left the hospital where he was being cared for. Days later, he entered the general aviation area of Alice Springs Airport, gained access to an aircraft, and took off in a plane he was not trained to fly. The flight ended in tragedy when the aircraft crashed shortly after take-off, leaving behind a series of questions that would be examined during a Northern Territory coronial inquest. In this episode of Territory Famous, we look at Bryan Dallos’ story, the events leading up to the crash, the investigation, and the recommendations that followed, including questions around mental health services, communication between agencies, airport security, and aviation crash investigations in the Northern Territory. This is a story about a tragic chain of events, a complex set of circumstances, and the difficult questions left behind after a life was lost. Researched and written by: Kellie Arrowsmith Audio editor: Bar Brawl Records https://www.facebook.com/BarBrawlRecords Cover art: http://www.joshbauer.com/ "Skimpy' - a Territory memoir: Kellie Arrowsmith Books - Hachette Australia Follow Territory Famous: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561090053520 Instagram: https://www.intagram.com/territoryfamous/ Tik Tok: Territory Famous (@territoryfamous) | TikTok

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