The Society Murders Full Movie | True Crime Movies | The Midnight Screening

[@honeywell891]

Came upon this late at night when I wanted a good detective movie. Perfect. Just what I needed. Kind of knew the killer, but it was well set up. Thanks for this. Will watch more from you.

[@Debramorris-vq4ry]

A good point of view..where are you viewing from?

[@fionastevenson6019]

Love Aussie dramas. Can't beat the Brits and Aussie's for great shows. Thank you for posting. 🙂

[@karensalcedo5617]

Boring 🙄

[@richardwalker3199]

Hi Fiona

[@fionastevenson6019]

@@richardwalker3199 hi

[@richardwalker3199]

I'm good. How are you doing today?

[@richardwalker3199]

Where are you from?

[@juliawright8469]

The breathless pacing of the photography and the editing of this film is simply superb - proof that suspense is not all in gore and special effects. The acting is good too.

[@SNROPQUEYR]

👍😎👍

[@danijelcalusic9643]

You love this movie. Love you

[@alicjaspeyerer1667]

Aaaaaaa

[@michaelparbatule]

I agree they do this better in these kinds of movies than Americans to compare but I like fotein films anyways ty for saying and noticing this I did .and when I watch movies from other countries even in subtitles it seems there's acting not overacting .

[@santoshjoshi2695]

Exactly

[@quitepernicious6041]

Australians and New Zealanders have optimised the process of making good-quality, low-budget movies: mostly "linear" stories (on several occasions, including the present one, taken from/inspired by real life), seamlessly flowing; the dialogue makes sense, simple but not cheesy; the acting is generally solid. According to Wikipedia, "Matthew Wales was sentenced to 30 years' imprisonment with a non-parole period of 24 years."

[@suzysandor3131]

The Christian music at the funeral is truly beautiful.

[@itallia666]

The cinematography in this film was excellent, sharp focus & great angles Much of the tension & fear factor that makes a film smoulder, is the camera work & Brilliant editing. Some of the scariest & nail biting Films ive ever seen arent spec/fx Or gore fests or over the top hysteria Its all camera work, great acting skill & class! Im just half way through but its a good tight film Thinking back to the Ivan Milat murders & other killings & knowing the vastness of the Outback its a wonder any bodies are found. I remember when my parents & I lived in NSW in Australia years ago now but having travelled through out lying areas is so HUGE & it all looks the same, for hundreds of miles in every direction! Still its a brilliant place to live & i loved my time there. Peace 🇬🇧👧

[@CEO69Tablemountain]

Not every movie should be about gore and guts. Thank you for your effort to entertain . Helps with my insomnia ❤

[@MarkSmith-og8xn]

For a judge to refuse to read the victim impact statement in the court is an absolute disgrace and should be disbarred from his position ,

[@ssridharan3345]

Very good story with emotions and suspense. Good movie.

[@tahir1156]

Beautiful and good acting with smart actors Thnx.

[@johnny-r]

This was outstanding - another in a long line of excellent Aussie movies, so much better than most of the garbage Hollywood is churning out these days. Also - it's interesting to see that the news vultures in Australia are about as bad as the ones here in the disUnited States.

[@Marjorie-oh4oj]

Even so I was glad the Ausies could actually act which unusual in itself. They still can't make a good movie. They still don't have a clue.

[@E-Kat]

@@Marjorie-oh4ojtheir accents are so unpleasant for me to listen to. I dislike my own voice too; I'm not Australian but very critical of my own voice and accent. 😊

[@E-Kat]

The worst of all are their documentaries, full of loud background music combined with audio and video special effects!! There's nothing but banging and whooshing sounds, so I gave them up! Plus the presenter's low, deep voices might give one bad dreams.

[@Pprincess100]

​@@E-KatWho cares

[@E-Kat]

@@Pprincess100 ha ha, you do! Thank you and Happy Christmas! 🎄 🤶🎄

[@nenitavelasquez5208]

Thank you to the one who uploaded the movie

[@TrudyPatootie]

*Love True Crime movies...this is one of the best. Thank you very much!*

[@lancelotdufrane]

Excellent. Thanks love a truth based production.

[@JoFunnyOnion]

That was very well done. I purposely haven’t googled the real life case before watching this but will do so now. On the basis of the film I do believe the wife was jointly involved, perhaps even putting the idea in her husbands head.

[@zyongslife]

I believe he had help. The man wasn't all there, someone had to have planned it and I believe his wife was the mastermind. She took advantage of her husband's disability. I hope she didn't get any of the family's money, but instead was put in a trust for the boy.

[@victoriahao9960]

I watch movies with good reviews..now i am going to sit n watch. Ty

[@loveanimals969]

The wife was guilty. She did it herself, or with him, but she was not innocent.

[@lilianaprina5991]

Thanks for sharing your story.

[@georgetaclaude4211]

Tres bon film! Merci pour le partage!👍🐞🦋🌹

[@rositamendes9248]

Watching this true story is very difficult to convict her also having a child. Matthew showed signs of being guilty from the beginning, he did love his wife & child. When she was questioned at her shop...she tried hard not to reveal anything, to protect her husband, but later she did go to the police..from there onward he also showed he had a bad temper with his sister and brother. Obviously he was the guilty one.

[@rashone2879]

I agree. Maybe they didn’t like her, the mutual dislike was apparent, but that doesn’t mean she was a murderer. Matthew, with an IQ of 83 might easily thought he’d run upstairs in his panic, when in fact he was outside when his wife found him. This family needed to grieve and move on, not hang on to this sad event endlessly determined to send Matthew’s widow to prison. They were going to keep themselves and their children angry, sad, and perpetually unhappy. Poor choice. Sometimes you just have to let go.

[@joysynmonds9082]

It is good that the child, Dom, has the continued love of his mother, as the loss of his father will remain evident. I presume there will be divorce, and the Wales family should embrace Mariza and Dom. It is in no way the child's fault. But Aussies bring blameful as they are to anyone and everyone, I doubt there will be a bridge between the family and the in-law, which Dom is not. He is blood.

[@sylwiataskar8551]

Good movie. Thanks for sharing.

[@lilahantenorio5331]

Great movie I like it very much while I'm watching.. Thnks for sharing this movie ❤️

[@annhinson5670]

Good movie! Thanks for posting it!

[@curtislavallee8444]

i watched the crime doc on this case,great movie ty

[@vijayantgovender2045]

Thank you for sharing your wonderful video watching today 14 June 2022 21:20 pm from South Africa

[@yenghua3143]

Nice film. Thanks for sharing

[@skyjay5061]

Verry lovely movie I love it.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

True crime stories are sometimes disturbing, seeing the dark side of humanity. Fiction is good and all, but knowing it's fiction makes it less disturbing. Don't have to watch movies for the true stories as many are in the news. The movie just shows the details you might not see on the news. This story was a good story, well acted and believable.

[@linwoodkent1246]

Some of the drama should have been left off, and important points settled for the viewers for whom the movie was made after all. First point is, when the car was found the drivers seat was full forward. this was never again mentioned.?? Second point is, film dramatised Matthew beating victims with some sort of club, viciously. This was never mentioned at autopsy, nor before film ended???? Third point, victims were said to be poisoned, this was not mentioned at autopsy, nor before film ended. Fourth point, victims were said to be buried alive, no mention at autopsy. nor before film ended. The murdered mother's glasses were found at home. never mentioned again. This film was not well put together, why mention these things only to drop them later?. Soapy type drama was apparently more important than facts the audience would have appreciated learning about.

[@shirleyponcinii9876]

To your Third point, they mentioned only the mom was poisoned, and it was never brought up again.

[@lenitaa7938]

@@shirleyponcinii9876Taking the hypotension meds is not ‘poisoning’!

[@LeighFulghum-q5w]

Nicely done Aussie movie. The case seems short of forensics. But the moral is, money does not necessarily make happy families.

[@ccsfbear]

Many thanks for sharing. Gripping story, well told.

[@patriciaflanaganfiedler]

At the missing couple's house, the bedroom light was on, the mother's glasses were on the nightstand and the bed was turned down. There was no explanation for that or for any of the other major inconsistencies. I believe the wife played a bigger part in all of this.

[@donnabacon4681]

Great point! Also, they found the mother's glasses on her, so where did those come from? Maybe creative liberty as forensic uncovered the victims it was more for us to "know" that was the mother?

[@donnabacon4681]

@@Robotina-e8u OOOPS! Thanks for pointing it out to me! I hate when I make a mistake! If I still can, I'll fix it.

[@hilarysettle227]

I think Marissa did it by asphyxiating them as stated in the autopsy and Matthew her husband, covered for her because he was besotted with her

[@dilly1863]

The police said the car seat was pulled up to the front pedals. So the wife drove the car!

[@dw3992]

@@donnabacon4681 I wear glasses & have 3 pair. 1 is kept in my bedroom, 1 in the car & the 3rd is kept with me. Having more than 1 pair is common.

[@conniewalker1109]

I believe the wife killed them when Matthew told the it was all wrong he claims to have beat them but the autopsy shows they were strangled to death Matthew Said afterwards he ran up stairs but the wife said she came downstairs and saw him I believed the wife used him but either way they both should be behind bars because at some point Matthew helped

[@donnabacon4681]

Strangulation was not the cause; the police said "aphexiation", which could happened as they were wrapped up in sheets and suffocated (same if someone died because their face was covered with a pillow). If they were strangulated, there would have been ligature marks. Only Matthew and possibly a few others mentioned strangulation.

[@Robotina-e8u]

@@donnabacon4681 Good point regarding the asphyxiation. If they were strangled there definitely would have been marks.

[@publicmarket4927]

Very good movie thank you

[@bridgetlovedfrankgeddes8352]

Thankyou x

[@grahamelsden8973]

Wait a minute,forensics say they were strangled,but the son said he bashed them with a piece of wood,which came first is the implication.,is this film a true story??

[@Retroscoop]

Maybe forensic said they died from strangulation, that doesn't exclude them first being knocked out with a piece of wood, does it ? A two steps method ?

[@donnabacon4681]

Police never said strangulation, but aphexiation - they could have suffocated because they were wrapped in sheets, same as being suffocated with a pillow. If they were strangled, there would be ligature marks. Only Matthew and maybe a few others mentioned strangulation.

[@donnabacon4681]

​@@RetroscoopPolice never said strangulation, but aphexiation - they could have suffocated because they were wrapped in sheets, same as being suffocated with a pillow. If they were strangled, there would be ligature marks. Only Matthew and maybe a few others mentioned strangulation.

[@FourHuskyHomestead]

That’s my take on it, he knocked them out, but then wrapped them in something that prevented them from getting oxygen and they were unable to wake back up. Meaning that the poison or sleeping medicine in the soup and the blow to the head didn’t kill them. It was being wrapped up. He Probably put something over their heads And they never revived.

[@judithosterman9792]

Very poor police work. The car seat position was a big clue. They should have gotten dna from both Maritza and Matthew from cups or hairbrushes, or whatever. They couldn't account for the strangulation. Maritza drugged and strangled them. Then Matthew covered up for her by beating them with the wood. The judge was bribed.

[@donnabacon4681]

Regarding the strangulation, the detective said "aphexiation", which could mean, they died because they (1) not able to move, as they were drugged; (2) because they were wrapped up in sheets, that could have caused them to suffocate. If they were strangled, they would have been ligature marks. Yes! The seat was up way to far for Matthew. Whether she killed them or not, she is an accessory to murder. Just like someone driving the get away car in a bank heist ...

[@dropperknot]

@judithosterman9792 Wow!! You must have been Sherlock Holmes in a previous life.

[@nunzioc8931]

the police work was not that great...where was forensics mentioned for the car...where was the block of wood matt says he used to kill them, wheres finger prints, dna, etc...

[@lenitaa7938]

@@nunzioc8931This is a movie based on the true story, not a documentary! It probably would have made the movie too long to cover all the details!

[@mafiltalaboc-zh4zn]

it's really a big story they invest a big money to make possible.. thanks for sharing us 🙏 watching you from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭💚💚

[@carmensaify]

Wow this family hated the brother's wife sooooo much! They are more angry at her than the actual culprit... I wonder if they ever feel any sense of responsibility for treating the brother & wife so badly?

[@FourHuskyHomestead]

They act like my fathers side of the family. One looks like my aunt. A self righteous B. And too stuck up to have anything to do with me. But honestly I don’t want people like that in my life. It’s unfortunate that family can be like that. Or that human beings can treat others with such contempt. I cut myself off from my family. No one needs people like that around them. We can’t help who we are related to but we can help who we allow in our lives.

[@teresabarbieri3894]

She's a b and her husband is a weakling.

[@lenitaa7938]

It happens to the outsiders of the family, unfortunately! It did not help that his wife, Maritza, said and did inappropriate things! Whatever the parents did, it did Not give an excuse to kill the parents, though!

[@pwilkinson4605]

Racism too, ironic as Aussies are descended from criminals deported from England.@@lenitaa7938

[@annakoshi3823]

From the beginning Matthew and his wife were acting suspicious!

[@singer.c.619]

Stop looking for people who show no emotion, some of them have been hit by life hardships and have became numb to pain

[@richardshiggins704]

So much better than the mumbling yelling and hysterics of the American crime dramas , depicting true events or otherwise .

[@Smith-b3e]

Wow!! This was good & sad all around but Matthew do deserve that punishment for what he did to his parents

[@kimiohno5434]

ahhh the thrill is gone.omg.why I read this comment

[@jonye7511]

​@@kimiohno5434One gets a strong sense that it's him very early on already but it's still riveting to watch how the investigation and pre-trial events unfold.

[@shlmel]

😶 Something seems to be missing in this case. All of the Children had way to many questions not to have spent more money to investigate their questions. Something was just off. Maybe this guy is taking one for the team & will get his cut of the money when he gets out. 🍿👏🏼👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏾👏🏽

[@errol-ih4jy]

too many flash cameras in scenes, plot was poor, and acting was average especially the murderer.

[@loveanimals969]

She did it, and the judge not reading the statements was appalling. He confessed to protect her.

[@zenaslarosa5930]

This story happened in real life. I think the wife was a co conspirator. I have seen a documentary on this a long time ago.

[@Charissa_x]

Oh yes

[@vickynomikou4005]

I think she did it and he took the blame for the sake of their son, so his mother could take care of him

[@THaBut2]

Seriously? Do u have the documentary link? Is it like Lizzie Borden de legend ? It s unsolved story u know...also about money as d key word

[@keyshaallen4696]

This is so dam sad i feel sorry for the rest of her children and family my heart and prayers go to her family 😢😢😢😢

[@leanderrowe2800]

None of them earned the wealth, including Margret, the victim, yet all felt entitled. Fighting for their 'entitlement' is the common story of rich families. It's too familiar.

[@Justdessertsforme]

I see poor police work (seat pulled up, glasses on bed , medication not in victims body, strangulation not blunt trauma). This case is a tragedy 😢😢

[@Retroscoop]

48:45 Let's hope my neighbors downstairs don't think somebody is being murdered in my appartment, with all those violent screams....

[@wij5368]

Australian media is brutal. They would not leave Maritza and her toddler alone.

[@vickynomikou4005]

@Montecristo I'm sure she was the one who did it and Matthew was covering for her, for the sake of their child

[@cheery-hex]

great movie + well made. obstruction of justice is ridiculous. just b/c you witnessed and therefore know smthg you can be charged? BS. that said, the wife def was in on it. A bit disapponting not to get all the answers

[@Robotina-e8u]

Too right you should be charged if you cover up and don't do anything about it. It's called conspiracy!

[@traviswilson4493]

I like this movie so much it touches my 💓

[@michaelparbatule]

The son acts so odd and all the family ,if they cant figure it out,is in huge state of denial..the matthew guy is like the obvious culprit..the wife playing with his hair at family gathering..weird but i like the movie so far .😮😊

[@jophoenix3919]

LOVE IT, ON SO Many levels. thank you......

[@abhijitmukherjee720]

A tremendous amount of Suspense, thriller story and most importantly one or two members of the same family involved, does we from the Savage era? Actually I do not know why we do this type of crime!!

[@aleshiatisha4897]

I think it’s Mathew’s wife that killed their parents 😢

[@kind581]

Thought so too.

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

She would not have the motive, madness or strength - she dobbed him in because he is guilty.

[@d.alexanderholiday2878]

Playing armchair detective, I got it right right from the start. However, wifey had more to do with events than she let on, after all, why go to the lawyers first and not the police at all. This was a good movie, obviousness aside.

[@lenitaa7938]

Going to the lawyers first is always advised!

[@d.alexanderholiday2878]

@@lenitaa7938 Yeah, but AFTER the police have been involved, a report taken, maybe someone already arrested.

[@amandajanemclaughlin4133]

This movie reminds me of those 2 brother s in Beverly hills 😮😮😅😅

[@catherinemorand500]

I believe that the wife is fully involved. She's a sociopath.

[@vickynomikou4005]

I think she did it and Matthew took the blame

[@jonye7511]

​@@Introvert-y1tAnd making inappropriate comments to the elder brother in the bathroom.

[@woodwage7988]

I agree with you..if nothing more, the little slip up of asking "to hold the door "while a man is going to the bathroom. In my home is rare that l most accompany a just to the door of the bathroom, little lone linger outside the door. Anyway, forensic , with what we were told, didn't add up. Good film but some rather large holes as it was played out...

[@esminewilliams9520]

​@@vickynomikou4005😊

[@tracyvandermerwe3265]

I totally agree with you. Her narcissim was a huge clue as was her ability to act and manipulate. I totally believe she killed them and he covered for her. With am IQ of 84 he probably looked at her like a goddess.

[@davidmackie8552]

Excellent movie!

[@ktng3176]

How could someone kill their own parents, the hands that feed them 😢

[@pwilkinson4605]

According to the presented story the mother was abusive and toxic towards Matthew, punishing him for his sup-par intelligence and lower achievements than his yuppie siblings - she was ashamed to have popped out a loser so she tortured him. Surely you have seen and met families like this. Fratricide dates to Cain & Abel, matricide is right up there in all cultures. Most murders are committed against family members.

[@jeanscruggs812]

Great movie!!!

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

Good movie!

[@sutiknotikno892]

The wife who made matthew do all that. I think

[@Charissa_x]

I agree

[@vickynomikou4005]

totally agree. He just took the blame

[@degiealamsjah]

Yess, i saw that too...

[@bieberfrau6660]

Justice was not served

[@BridgeMA29]

I kept hoping that Matthew was not the killer because from the beginning the family had already judged him because his the black sheep.

[@Petra-9]

Я тоже

[@monicabarker3871]

​@lindahamilton3569he pinned it on himself, plus the wife threw him under the bus

[@judithhopes151]

Very good actors in all australian and NZ films.

[@rajashekharkarajagi6665]

Oh those big people! Everything's big about big people... even their meanness!!

[@susanbengston3208]

Vicious family with definite racist, class judgements.

[@setiandromeda6091]

My take is the wife played a significant role bt to protect his immediate family Matthew had to confess.i dont think his confession gave put all facts bt police were happy ad in a hurry to have a conviction.the wife's lawyers exploited that weakness ad got a great deal.even the judge was in a hurry bt it's a movie based on true facts

[@chriswitt2596]

The most annoying thing is when the media in the movies click their cameras 10000 times and make all this noise.

[@S.L.S-407]

There was not a shred of evidence against Maritza.

[@janetfrench1576]

She wasn't blond enough.

[@touringthecitywalking9209]

What great acting and cinematography! I love to watch true crime stories because they happen with the actual lives of people. Clearly, Matthew's actions were not only mistaken but also ill-advised, leading to the tragic outcome of taking innocent lives right at his doorstep and involving his wife in the crime. His low IQ, measured at 83, likely played a role in his poor judgment. Regarding his wife, she should have employed her better judgment and immediately contacted the police after the crime rather than waiting all those days. A crime of such magnitude would have been difficult to conceal without eventually being discovered, and this delay was her primary error. Nevertheless, my heart goes out to her, her child, and their future prospects. I can't muster any sympathy for Matthew given the circumstances.

[@mfeltrin1]

This is a long drawn out boring movie. Behind Mansion Walls Season 1 Ep 1 tells a much better story in less time...

[@E-Kat]

Very bad cinematography in some parts of this film; shaky camera on closeups is not a very good idea.

[@lesleyrennie8661]

This film is good the acting is good if you are unhappy with the cinematography tough what do you ex Pect on KZbin theres no block busters here.

[@dilly1863]

Seems an incomplete ending and that there should be a Part II.

[@overcomer4012]

I don't think it was Matthew he was covering for someone

[@Retroscoop]

Hmm, gut feeling is not enough, it has to be backed by facts. All those people that are divorced also trusted their gut feeling they had found the right partner, look where that led them to....

[@vijayantgovender2045]

I agree with you I think the wife had a pert it the murders

[@liciacabrini9464]

Basically nothing was solved

[@keripetercameron9958]

This was good

[@wordwarrior2350]

Actually, STUPIDITY is the main reason for most crimes. An intelligent person can think in options and choices. Stupid people can only come up with lame reasons and excuses.

[@veronicavarela2041]

Her only crime was to love her husband. Obviously Matthew has issues and in the end no one truly knows what goes on inside a family. I can’t imagine the racist abuse Maritsa must of endure in that family. Wish her and her family love and peace ❤❤

[@Robotina-e8u]

Hardly, Maritza's behaviour was despicable. She should have put her son first and contacted the police/lawyer asap if she was innocent, especially since still her in-laws could still have been alive. Such a hypocrite watching the family's pain and even going to the cemetery and church etc. As for her contemptible, psycho husband he had no remorse (nor did she) and was obviously missing some brain cells. The police should have obtained DNA surreptitiously.

[@carmensaify]

Right?! People seem so biased against her- not sure why they cannot just blame the man that confessed. The crime was sloppily executed and there was NO evidence against her...also it was HIS mother- geesh! This woman got drawn into a nest of evil vipers!

[@irinkamoy]

All family too mean and fake

[@hashimdohakimera4585]

What country is this, too too much beautiful, well the movie is great but area were it captured its so beautiful

[@michaelparbatule]

I love Australian movies I believe there's a notch they go above American movies and they seem better actors actresses too.i know they're great tennis players hehe .I think there two things to watch .one movie where an off duty police officer accidentally kills a boy on bike,,forget name of movie,,two the series where it's about a husband jogging ..finds dead body it's also an American series

[@TheBetterFoodie]

in a way, the wife is more dangerous and manipulative than him

[@sonaligunarathna62]

Heyyy the Actress who played the character "Aashka" in "Spell Binders - 1st Season" is here in this movie😮☺😍

[@sharimeguiar8888]

After reading other's comments, I'm odd man out. The camera is always moving, the accents are hard to follow....I'd rather stop now at 16 minutes in and go see if there is a documentary on this couple, instead of trying to stay focused and irritated while trying to relax.

[@sallyclay1974]

I dont understand y the wife wasn't charged with tampering with evidence. If it had happened in West Palm Beach, Beverly Hills, The Hamptons, Greenwich, CT, or any other wealthy neighborhood, the wife would spend time in jail.

[@467-k1m]

You are talking USA. The case was in Australia. Get a grip (life) lady. Your all wet.

[@vijayv6836]

Surely Matthew and his puppeteering wife have dirty hands. Then there was strangulation and smashing. Did Matthew smash their heads to cover up the asphyxiation by poisoning? And then moved their bodies to the woods? But which criminal will leave a crime car behind as evidence? Couldn't the smart wife think of it? Another point - Research says that women usually kill through poisoning or other stealthy ways. Men use brutal force like knives, clubs, guns, or physical assault. It fits. And why would the wife want to kill his parents? Why kill the cow that gives milk - money?

[@lenitaa7938]

There was asphyxiation, not strangulation!

[@vijayv6836]

@@lenitaa7938 It was a cover up act for the asphyxiation that actually caused the death. If I remember right

[@oabcd0123]

Good movie

[@maribelcuenca7103]

💘 this 🎥

[@adelapainagan7740]

If Matthew didn't strangled them, who does? He made a clear statement for that, after all he took all charges to clear his wife. Between the Police and Maritza’s Lawyer made a deal on her confession. By leading them the Master Mind and putting on the blame to Matthew just because she was there and made her statement at first. Covering the crime does not define her as “ no role of the crime “ .

[@pwilkinson4605]

Matthew is/was borderline mentally incapable with little impulse control and poor memory. One question is why did Maritza marry him? Did she expect to share in his family´s status and wealth? A poor move as he was the excommunicated one.

[@ginahochstein3716]

Endlessly boring. At least in the beginning. And Australian English being a foreign language...

[@GarethEvans-p8e]

If these items had been thrown ,they would not be in that way ,they were intentionally placed there and when she did her intentions were deious at the time when she placed them there, Gareth

[@gloriasamuel5685]

Reparation is the buzz word of the day They should let sleeping dogs lie. Even if somebody dig up more dirt on Malisa. It will only take a investigation journalist. To dig up the past history of land grabbing and segregation of Austrilian Aboriginal family. Then digging up that family's history of how they accumulated their wealth. Leave it alone.

[@sallyclay1974]

Good acting, direction, and screen play. It was obvious thst the killer had some drug use or something, in his past

[@467-k1m]

Excuse me, but 'the killer' had an IQ of 85. He was mentally challenged. "Something in his past"? You have got to be kidding....

[@rhondarhonda9688]

Georgia Parker from Home & Away whose role as Roo Alf' daughter.

[@gideonchibwe1384]

This guy Mathew is a Disgrace to the family.Why not wait until your time.Parents knows BEST OUR LIVELIHOODS.There wasn't any Justice 40ys is Biscuits.

[@dryhumorfoe8275]

They did it together. She then convinced the man who loved her to take the blame so she could remain free with the son. I imagine the mother didnt approve of the daughter in law. I think she manipulated matthew to commit this crime and she helped him. But my opinion is like everyone elses...irrelevant.