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Speaker 1: You're listening to a Muma Mia podcast. Mumma Mea acknowledges

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Speaker 1: the traditional owners of land and waters that this podcast

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Speaker 1: is recorded on Hi. I'm Claire Murphy. This is Muma

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Speaker 1: MIA's twice daily news podcast, The Quickie. Coming up, we'll

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Speaker 1: be looking into the latest developments in the Madeleine McCann case,

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Speaker 1: seventeen years on from her disappearance from her family's holiday

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Speaker 1: apartment in Portugal. But first, here's the letters from the

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Speaker 1: Quikie newsroom. Friday, May nine, US Cardinal Robert Provost has

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Speaker 1: been elected in a surprise choice to be the new

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Speaker 1: leader of the Catholic Church. Pope Leo, as he'll now

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Speaker 1: be known, appeared on the central balcony of Saint Peter's

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Speaker 1: Basilica after white smoke billowed from the chimney of the

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Speaker 1: Sistine Chapels seventy minutes earlier, signaling that one of the

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Speaker 1: cardinals had managed to secure the nearly ninety votes required

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Speaker 1: to take the position of leading the world's one point

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Speaker 1: four billion member Catholic faith. The new Pope addressed the

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Speaker 1: tens of thousands of people gathered in Saint Peter's Square below,

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Speaker 1: saying peace be with you in fluent Italian, also speaking

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Speaker 1: in Spanish during his short address, but despite being the

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Speaker 1: first American pope, he did not say anything in English.

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Speaker 1: Sixty nine year old Pope Leo was born in Chicago,

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Speaker 1: spending most of his career in the church, serving as

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Speaker 1: a missionary in Peru, becoming a cardinal in twenty twenty three,

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Speaker 1: appointed by Pope Francis, who brought him to Rome to

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Speaker 1: head the Vatican office in charge of choosing which priests

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Speaker 1: should serve as Catholic bishops around the world. He's a

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Speaker 1: member of the Augustine Order and has rarely given an interview.

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Speaker 1: Doesn't often speak in public. He did say at his

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty three Vatican press conference that their work is

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Speaker 1: to enlarge the tent and to let everyone know their

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Speaker 1: welcome inside the church. He is now the two hundred

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Speaker 1: and sixty seventh Pontiff of the Catholic Church after the

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Speaker 1: death last month of Pope Francis, the first Latin American

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Speaker 1: pope who led the church for twelve years. Leo thanked

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Speaker 1: Francis in his speech, repeating his predecessor's hopes of a

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Speaker 1: church that's engaged with the modern world and always looking

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Speaker 1: for peace, charity and being close to people, especially those

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Speaker 1: who were suffering. Prevost was a supporter of Pope Francis's

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Speaker 1: commitment to social justice issues and is known for his

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Speaker 1: quiet style. However, he did decide to wear the traditional

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Speaker 1: red papal garment over his white cassock, something Francis had

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Speaker 1: decided not to do, preferring the more modest dress. The

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Speaker 1: last pope to be known as Leo led the church

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Speaker 1: from eighteen seventy eight to nineteen oh three. Alleged mushroom

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Speaker 1: killer Aaron Pattison was left in tears in court yesterday

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Speaker 1: after watching a recorded police interview with her young daughter.

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Speaker 1: The nine year old, who's not been named for her

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Speaker 1: own protection, described how she ate steak, mashed potatoes and

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Speaker 1: beans on the night of July thirty and twenty twenty

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Speaker 1: three that were leftovers from the lunch Patterson had served

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Speaker 1: her in laws earlier that day. The daughter also explained

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Speaker 1: how her brother had eaten the rest of pattison served

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Speaker 1: when she couldn't finish it after saying she felt unwell.

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Speaker 1: Pattison's former in laws, Don and Gail Pattison, and gaale

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Speaker 1: sister Heather all died in hospital days after attending the lunch,

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Speaker 1: believed to have ingested the fatal death cap mushroom in

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Speaker 1: a surf of beef Wellington made by Patterson. The jury

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Speaker 1: was told Patterson also felt unwell after the lunch, having

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Speaker 1: the course of the day, but when she presented to

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Speaker 1: leon Gatha Hospital the next morning, claiming to be suffering

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Speaker 1: diarrhea and nausea, a registered nurse recalled that she appeared

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Speaker 1: relatively healthy. A paramedic reported that Pattison seemed good when

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Speaker 1: they transported her to Monash Hospital, able to move around

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Speaker 1: In comparison, those who'd been affected by the mushrooms could

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Speaker 1: a coma. The trial continues today, with Pattison accused of

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Speaker 1: murdering her three guests and the attempted murder of Heather's husband, Ian,

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Speaker 1: who survived the ordeal. Patterson has pleaded not guilty. The

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Speaker 1: family of murdered Perth teen Cassius Turvy, say justice has

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Speaker 1: been served after the men who attacked him were found guilty.

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Speaker 1: Cassius was walking with school friends in October twenty twenty

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Speaker 1: identifying his attackers. Brially denied hitting Cassius with the poll

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Speaker 1: days of deliberations, the jury announced that both Brealley and

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Speaker 1: Palmer were guilty of murdering the fifteen year old. A

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Speaker 1: third man, Mitchell fourth, was convicted of manslaughter. Another friend

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Speaker 1: who was there that day, Alisia Gilmore, was acquitted in

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Speaker 1: an earlier trial. After their landslide election win. Labour will

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Speaker 1: today welcome a raft of new faces in Canberra. Prime

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Speaker 1: Minister Anthony Alberizi will address the Caucus meeting today where

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Speaker 1: a record number of women will be taking their seats

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Speaker 1: in Parliament, women now outnumbering men in the Labour Party room,

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Speaker 1: at least forty six seats will be held by Labour

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Speaker 1: women across the total one hundred and fifty seats in

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Speaker 1: the House of Representatives. Former Tasmanian stated Opposition leader Rebecca

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Speaker 1: White's winning Lions has placed her amongst the contenders to

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Speaker 1: That's your latest news headlines. Up next, Taylor Strano takes

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Speaker 1: us through the latest developments in the Madeline McCann case.

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Speaker 2: Next week, Madeline McCann would have turned twenty two. Instead,

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Speaker 2: her family continues to search for answers about what happened

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Speaker 2: to their three year old daughter, who vanaged from a

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Speaker 2: Portuguese resort in two thousand and seventh. Now, a new

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Speaker 2: documentary claims to reveal crucial evidence that police have reportedly

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Speaker 2: been holding on to since twenty sixteen. The evidence centers

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Speaker 2: around Christian Bruckner, a convicted rapist who's the primary suspect

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Speaker 2: in Madeline's disappearance. Bruckner, who's currently serving time for other offenses,

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Speaker 2: is due for release in September this year. He continues

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Speaker 2: to maintain his innocence in the case of Maddie McCann.

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Speaker 2: Mumma MEA's news and weekend editor Raffaela Chuccarelli is back

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Speaker 2: on this week more Raphaeler. What is this new development?

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Speaker 3: So what we know and what has emerged over the

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Speaker 3: last week is that an investigative doco by the UK

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Speaker 3: newspaper called The Sun has detailed that in twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 3: German police uncovered a collection of items at the prime

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Speaker 3: suspects abandoned box making factory, which reportedly included a hard

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Speaker 3: drive which contains photographs police believe indicate Madeleine is no

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Speaker 3: longer alive.

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Speaker 2: What do police say they've discovered?

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Speaker 1: So?

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Speaker 3: According to reports, police were alerted to the site by

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Speaker 3: a dog in twenty sixteen. They later discovered Bruckner's dead

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Speaker 3: dog buried alongside a wallet with six USB sticks, two

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Speaker 3: memory cards which contained unfortunately some concerning material. In addition

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Speaker 3: to this, as many as seventy five children's swimming costumes, toys, masks,

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Speaker 3: on licensed weapon and ammunition as well as bikes were found.

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Speaker 2: It's a very long list of quite disturbing evidence. Have

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Speaker 2: Madam Cahn's parents responded to any of this at this stage?

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Speaker 3: They haven't responded to the claims being made by the

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Speaker 3: Sun and the documentary that is about to air.

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Speaker 2: And I guess the logical question here is Raphaela and

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Speaker 2: I don't know if we have an answer to this.

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Speaker 2: If this is all coming out in the documentary, does

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Speaker 2: it have an impact on the case, Like where do

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Speaker 2: investigations go from here? It's been such a long protracted

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Speaker 2: process and we still don't really know what actually happened

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Speaker 3: Exactly, so it is not yet clear where the investigation

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Speaker 3: does go to from here. No one has ever been

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Speaker 3: charged over the toddler's disappearance, but Bruckner is considered the

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Speaker 3: prime suspect and German authorities have maintained this since twenty twenty.

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Speaker 3: He is currently behind bars serving a seven year sentence

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Speaker 3: on an unrelated rape conviction, but he has maintained his

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Speaker 3: innocence in relation to the Madeleine McCann disappearance.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for taking some time to feed your mind with

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Speaker 2: us today. If the Quiki is produced by me, Taylor

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Speaker 2: Stran and Clay Murphy MHM