Episode Summary
A shockingly brutal crime rocks a rural New Zealand community, but the fallout has bigger consequences than anyone could ever have imagined.
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Episode Info
Harvey and Jeannette Crewe
Rochelle Crewe
Arthur Allen Thomas
The etched fish on the bullet cartridge
Detective Inspector Bruce Hutton (lead investigator on original case)
Lenard Demler – Jeannette’s father
Episode Source Material
- House Found Blood-Spattered
- Police Seek baby’s parents
- N.Z. Police Believe Man Shot
- Second body found in NZ mystery
- Judge and Police clash in NZ inquiry
- Cleared man’s grim story of jail ordeal
- Man wrongly jailed 9 years to get a million
- $1M award not important issue
- Victory after seven years
- Thomas affair a haunting mystery-beyond a doubt
- Honest quality from NZ
- The law courts brought to book
- New Zealand Police, Crewe Homicide Investigation Review, Appendix 2, 2014
- Rochelle Crewe: Report clears my family’s name
- New Zealand Police, Crewe Homicide Investigation Review, Final Report, 2014
- Crewe cold case: Fifty years and no answers in Pukekawa whodunnit
- Arthur Allan Thomas, pardoned for Jeanette and Harvey Crewe murders, faces rape charge
- Arthur Allan Thomas- pardoned for the 1970 Crewe Murders – charged with rape, sex offences
- Report of the Royal Commission to Inquire into the Circumstance of the Convictions of Arthur Allan Thomas for the Murders of David Harvey Crewe and Jeanette Lenore Crewe
