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A mother-of-two from Melbourne left her successful fashion career behind to investigate Australia's darkest true crime stories for a leading Australian crime podcast.

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Mother who said bye to her design career to work for a crime podcast

A Melbourne mother has swapped her fashion career for a career in true crime Anna Priestland, 39, was a fashion designer for 18 years before changing it up Anna has shared the secrets behind the preparation of a Case File episode A mother-of-two from Melbourne left her successful fashion career behind to investigate Australia's darkest true crime stories for a leading Australian crime podcast.

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AMFP

How wonderful that you've been covered by the news! It's nice to know a bit about your back ground and how you came to work at Case Files-very interesting! I had assumed you were a professional writer. I wonder how your forensic studies inform your review of the research materials? Perhaps you might design a trendy Case File shirt! Keep up the excellent work!

AMFP

(I mean that you had been a professional writer before Case File--of course, you are now!)

MMH

What a great story! I remember seeing your first few cases for Casefille -Sherri Rasmussen, Yarra Gambirasio, Jennnifer Pan, Tina Watson, these were all amazing stories, but then you delivereded EAR/ONS what a remarkable job. The EAR/ONS script is an award winner. Congratulations