Ep 2: You will wish your name was ‘Gary’, and obsess about the famous Easey Street 1977 murder
Episode description
Lawrence & Matthew discuss: Matthew owning a jumper worn by his childhood heroes in an actual game, Lawrence wanting to be a cop when he grew up. And wishing his name was Gary, Lawrence delivers the worst impression of 70’s TV Detective ‘Columbo’, anyone has ever heard, Matthew talks footy cards, Lawrence confesses to a childhood fascination with the 1977 Easey Street Murders, one of the most famous unsolved Melbourne suburban murders ever, that's recently had a suspect arrested -- read more about the case here.
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