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Claremont serial killings trial podcast: ‘The Missing Exhibit’

Kate RyanThe West Australian
VideoThe forensic officer who was involved with the collection of what is now seen as key pieces of evidence for the prosecution has revealed one mysteriously disappeared after it was stored for the weekend at police HQ after Ciara Glennon's autopsy.

The forensic officer who was involved with the collection of what is now seen as key pieces of evidence for the prosecution has revealed one of those pieces of evidence mysteriously disappeared after it was stored for the weekend at Police Headquaters after Ciara Glennon’s autopsy.

Sgt Adam McCulloch, who was in his second day of testimony, told the court a white fibre labelled AJM23 - collected during a Polilight exam on Ciara Glennon’s body - was missing.

It’s unknown, and will probably never be known the importance, if any, this fibre would have played in the trial.

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Tim Clarke and Emily Moulton discuss this evidence, and more on questions surrounding Sgt McCulloch’s exhibit labelling and the sealing of samples using proper procedure on Day 30 of the Claremont serial killings trial.

Join Natalie Bonjolo, Tim Clarke and Emily Moulton as they discuss the day’s evidence, and answer some of your questions you’ve sent in.

If you have a question for the podcast team, send it to claremontpodcast@wanews.com.au

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