Christopher Robin Worrell and James William Miller

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Almost Fiction

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Crimes that are so diabolical that they seem like almost fiction. Based on real events, Almost Fiction is a Podcast where we try to imagine what it was like when some of the worst crimes occurred. Using facts, reports, and evidence, we attempt to reconstruct what the crime scenes might have looked like as the crimes were happening. So, join us each week as we peek behind the curtain at some of the worst scenes from some of the worst crimes ever committed. I’m Chase Ellerman, and welcome to… Almost Fiction.

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Christopher Robin Worrell and James William Miller

Almost Fiction

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Christopher Robin Worrell and James William Miller

Dive into the chilling true story of Australia's Truro Murders, where Christopher Robin Worrell and James William Miller's deadly partnership claimed seven young lives in just 52 days. Told through the eyes of accomplice Miller, this episode uncovers a twisted tale of manipulation, obsession, and brutal killings in 1970s Adelaide. Was Miller a reluctant participant or a willing killer? You’ll have to decide.

Sources:

Green, Ryan. The Truro Murders: The Sex Killing Spree Through the Eyes of an Accomplice (True Crime) (p. 21). (Function). Kindle Edition.

https://murderpedia.org/male.W/w/worrell-christopher.htm

Christopher Robin Worrell and James William Miller: The Truro Murderers. By Paul B. Kidd for CrimeLibrary.com.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truro_murders

Predatory Killers Who Hunt In Pairs. By Peter Haran For The Sunday Mail. September 10, 2000.

Truro Killer James Miller Dies of Cancer. By news.com.au. October 22, 2008.