Show Notes
Content warning: This episode contains discussions of substance use and domestic violence.
Uncovering Louisa’s journal, entries are discovered from the months leading up to her tragic passing. Amidst her struggles, a further mystery emerges surrounding the whereabouts of her Mother’s cherished bird. As Louisa’s mental state during this period is explored further, questions arise about the circumstances leading to her untimely demise.
If you have any information regarding the death of Louisa Ioannidis, please email [email protected].
In this episode, one of the contributors is referred to as ‘Nurse Helen,’ reflecting how she was known to the family and described in the media at the time. She does not provide medical advice in this episode.
If you need any support regarding any of the topics raised in this podcast, please reach out to services such as Lifeline on 131114, 1800 Respect or the Men’s Referral Service on 1300 766 491. Listeners outside of Australia should refer to their local services.
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Following renewed scrutiny from the podcast and overwhelming public support, the Coroners Court of Victoria has reopened Louisa’s case - 14 years after her death in Darebin Creek. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this brief update, host Julia Robson extends a heartfelt thank you for all the support so far. To help further, please sign the petition created by Louisa’s loved ones, requesting an inquest into her death.
Content warning: This episode contains discussions of suicide, death and domestic violence.
Content warning: This episode contains discussions of death.
Content warning: This episode contains graphic descriptions of death and domestic violence.