Speaker 1: Welcome to them, Christian No Show podcast.
Speaker 2: What are you about to hear? It's a boy becoming
Speaker 2: a man? We know Jack Post, We think we know
Speaker 2: Jack Post. She stayed the radio. Sometimes go for real.
Speaker 2: Oh he's for really right? You hear what happened yesterday
Speaker 2: to this guy?
Speaker 3: This is a tale for anybody who hates injustice and
Speaker 3: loves the truth of prevailing.
Speaker 2: What's a leader? I've got goose bumps.
Speaker 3: My wife was in a minor car accident. Everybody's okay,
Speaker 3: that's the main thing. No one was hurt, but the
Speaker 3: cars were pretty banged up. The lady at the scene said,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry I did that. I was driving on the
Speaker 3: wrong side of the road. I shouldn't have been doing that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so it almost like a head on collision. Hit her
Speaker 3: head on?
Speaker 2: Hell, what was in the tesla? The test wasn't that
Speaker 2: where it hovers up above it flips ober.
Speaker 3: Even the tesla wasn't ready for someone driving on the
Speaker 3: wrong side of the road. Body wasn't in the car,
Speaker 3: but Bianca was shaken up. The lady on the scene said,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry did that. I shouldn't have done that. I
Speaker 3: was on the wrong side of the road. She was
Speaker 3: trying to do that thing where you sneak up, you know,
Speaker 3: you try and take a right hand turn that's ages
Speaker 3: away and the trays back back, so you're like, I'll
Speaker 3: just sneak up here. That's illegal, crazy, dangerous. Then goes home,
Speaker 3: tells her insurance come to me, she wasn't at fault
Speaker 3: and she was just driving on the right side of
Speaker 3: the road. The injustice it was killing me. It was
Speaker 3: making my blood, actually making my blood boil from the
Speaker 3: sheer injustice of it. So I was like, on the
Speaker 3: phone to the insurance company, I'm trying to help out
Speaker 3: Bianca with what happened and her version of the story,
Speaker 3: but the insurance company said, it's her word against your word,
Speaker 3: and she says she was driving straight and the banker
Speaker 3: pulled out.
Speaker 2: How distressing. It's bad enough to be in a head
Speaker 2: on collision that luckily noilm as soon as he her,
Speaker 2: but then to go through all that, Yeah, it makes
Speaker 2: have been accused of me a liar exactly.
Speaker 3: So everyone's furious at home yesterday until I decided to
Speaker 3: take matters into my own hands and become my own
Speaker 3: detective of the case. Thank you, Christian. What happened I
Speaker 3: went to the scene of the crime. I looked around
Speaker 3: for any video cameras, street video cameras that might.
Speaker 2: Have inside looking around. Look, is that what you were
Speaker 2: doing looking up.
Speaker 3: At exactly looking up at the street. No street cameras,
Speaker 3: No street cameras. A shame. I was about to give
Speaker 3: up when I saw an F forty five and I thought,
Speaker 3: maybe they film people coming in and out of their
Speaker 3: front door. They do. They have a little security camera
Speaker 3: at the front door, and the security camera points out
Speaker 3: to the very road where the lady drove on the
Speaker 3: opposite side of the road.
Speaker 2: That is some sleuthing.
Speaker 3: So thank you to Josh who ran the forty five
Speaker 3: and Coburg. He scrolled through the footage with me, good
Speaker 3: man for ages like trying to find this footage. And
Speaker 3: there it is, in dry daylight. She drives onto the
Speaker 3: wrong side of the road before crashing into my wife.
Speaker 3: There it is justice, Justice prevails. I was so giddy
Speaker 3: with happiness. I felt like Sherlock Holmes honestly was kicking
Speaker 3: my heels together on the way home, which is not
Speaker 3: something that Sherlock Holmes does.
Speaker 2: But no, I mean, I've read all the books. I
Speaker 2: haven't read that but I'll go back to the check.
Speaker 2: But this is incredible.
Speaker 3: Bank must have been a I burst through the front
Speaker 3: door and she said, how'd you go? I said, you
Speaker 3: will not believe what I've got on my phone.
Speaker 2: Exhibit A to the courtroom.
Speaker 3: Please, I arrest.
Speaker 2: No further questions. You're on rest my case.
Speaker 3: So now the footage is with the insurance company. The
Speaker 3: ball is in their court, but there is nothing they
Speaker 3: can do. The hands are tired. The hands are tired.
Speaker 3: The footage shows the lady on the other side of
Speaker 3: the road. Justice prevails.
Speaker 2: That is all she wrote. And to me, this is
Speaker 2: it a legal right to go and ask I believe
Speaker 2: it is to go and ask for any relevant CCTV
Speaker 2: footage around.
Speaker 3: I don't know if police, but I don't know if
Speaker 3: a citizen can ask for some private I love it.
Speaker 2: I'll producer Kate right when she gets when we're talking
Speaker 2: about something and she knows something, she gets so excited.
Speaker 2: You know. There's always that kid, the nerd, and they
Speaker 2: bounce up and down like listener ship. She's literally had
Speaker 2: her hand. We're not at school technically. Sometimes it is
Speaker 2: a bit like that, Kaitlin. Can any of us citizens
Speaker 2: just ask for CCTV footage.
Speaker 4: Yes, you can.
Speaker 2: All right, ask Jeeves. Yes, that just feels up on
Speaker 2: the callers. We wouldn't let them on just to go it.
Speaker 4: So news reporters can go into any establishment and ask for.
Speaker 2: Special which means.
Speaker 1: That anyone can.
Speaker 4: You don't need any legal documents to go and ask
Speaker 4: for CCTV as long.
Speaker 1: As the person that owns it gives you the permission goes.
Speaker 2: Yes, you can have a look through my listeners if
Speaker 2: anyone gives you any sort of blowback to sound working
Speaker 2: on a hot lead right now with Petrina Jones. I
Speaker 2: think you know who that name is.
Speaker 3: Wh you're saying that the business still has to give
Speaker 3: you permission, So that's just the same as like I
Speaker 3: still have to go and ask permission for the footage,
Speaker 3: So that's not any special rights.
Speaker 1: No, but you're allowed to just go in. You don't you.
Speaker 3: Show me in the back room, Josh, Yeah, crime has occurred.
Speaker 2: I come and near you on private business, so we
Speaker 2: can technically we can. It is our right to ask
Speaker 2: for it. Yes, it is your right to ask for
Speaker 2: it when he.
Speaker 3: Can, but they can say no. That owner the business
Speaker 3: can say no.
Speaker 2: They can say we're getting lost in the weeds. I reckon,
Speaker 2: this is probably your greatest moment.
Speaker 3: And now it's been taken over by this admin logistics.
Speaker 2: This is my problem with producers. They're not boring us
Speaker 2: about three lane arterial roads. We're getting lost in about
Speaker 2: your right how this.
Speaker 3: Was meant to go and I was meant to say,
Speaker 3: I'm Sherlock Holmes and you go bang into a song.
Speaker 2: You know we got this ready, We've got the bill,
Speaker 2: music us.
Speaker 1: We celebrate.
Speaker 2: You need to go on the back of a coin.
Speaker 3: Thank you. No more logistics, no more, I mean, no
Speaker 3: more fine print about CCTV footage.
Speaker 2: Everyone abrek. Just take a moment, right, take your knee
Speaker 2: to celebrate Jack Posts.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: A hero of the show today.
Speaker 3: You, sir, Jack Post, justice is served.
Speaker 2: What a shame you never got to say that to
Speaker 2: the woman as well.
Speaker 3: I actually wish there was some kind of courtroom appearance
Speaker 3: so that we could all look at each other. And
Speaker 3: she tries to lie about what happened on under oath.
Speaker 2: She dropped a grumpy on the bond of guitar and
Speaker 2: suddenly you're there.
Speaker 3: And then I get to stand up and go well,
Speaker 3: what does this footage say? And then I click on
Speaker 3: a TV and there it is, so CCTV footage of
Speaker 3: her driving on the wrong side of the road.
Speaker 2: So obviously a lot of people dipping and out of
Speaker 2: the show. If you know, she just tuned in Jack solved.
Speaker 2: I kind of crime is it yesterday? Would you call
Speaker 2: it a crime? I guess it's lying to an insurance company. You'
Speaker 2: lying about a traffic violation. It could have been a
Speaker 2: lot more serious. That's right.
Speaker 3: She was driving on the wrong side of the road
Speaker 3: hit my wife, than to the insurance company. She's at
Speaker 3: the end of the day, Yeah, I was. I was
Speaker 3: driving straight on this on the right side of the road,
Speaker 3: and my wife ran into her so.
Speaker 2: Upset. First of all the shock of it. And she's
Speaker 2: only a two month you know, been among two months.
Speaker 2: You just you've got this very strong maternal instinct and
Speaker 2: that's why.
Speaker 3: And she was shaken at the scene of the crime.
Speaker 3: So she didn't take many like photos or video or
Speaker 3: try and get any witness reports or anything like that.
Speaker 3: I also told her that the Tesla films everything, so
Speaker 3: I said, oh, we'll be sweet.
Speaker 2: Now. A couple of people texted in is that true
Speaker 2: that the tesla has like cameras in the wing mirror.
Speaker 3: It's meant to film everything but didn't film it.
Speaker 2: Oh no, in my mind, Elon Musk has got feed
Speaker 2: of all your cars. I don't know why. You know,
Speaker 2: we see like a Baddy's lair and they're like everywhere.
Speaker 2: I think that I actually wuldn't be surprised if that
Speaker 2: came out. What.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, I went to the local F forty five
Speaker 3: that had a camera at their front door, and they
Speaker 3: were able to pick up the footage.
Speaker 2: If you actually just lied and said you went to
Speaker 2: a forty five. If anyone wants to join you, you
Speaker 2: need a l when there's to form a posse, put
Speaker 2: down that bar bell, pitchforks at the ready. Yeah, those
Speaker 2: kettle boughs and those stretching bands and the pham rollers.
Speaker 2: So case dismissed.
Speaker 3: Well, now it's sitting with the insurance company.
Speaker 2: But they've yeah, the smoking guns there. So this morning,
Speaker 2: we want to know have you ever done what Jack
Speaker 2: has done? Imagine people would have stories where they've turned
Speaker 2: amateur detective.
Speaker 3: That's what we are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if that is you, we want to hear about
Speaker 2: your story. Nine four I can't use that enough at
Speaker 2: the moment. Nine four one four one O four three.
Speaker 2: We want to hear about your stories about turning an
Speaker 2: amateur detective.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: When have you turned amateur detective? Like Jack Posts yesterday,
Speaker 2: hot on the scene getting CCTV footage to clear his
Speaker 2: wife's name.
Speaker 3: I actually did feel like a true investigator. I'm in
Speaker 3: the background of an F forty five. Some guy's scrolling
Speaker 3: through CCTV footage and I found the culprit, a woman
Speaker 3: driving on the wrong side.
Speaker 2: I can only imagine what's were and even that the
Speaker 2: guy helping you out here we got mister Post now Watson,
Speaker 2: not now Watson until they're behind the bars, all right.
Speaker 2: So you want to hear about when you've turned amateur detective.
Speaker 2: You must have solved quite a few crimes in your time.
Speaker 4: Patsy, you know what they call me neighborhood watch in
Speaker 4: my straight once.
Speaker 2: That's because you insist it was a.
Speaker 4: House going up for construction next door, and I could
Speaker 4: hear glass breaking through the night about one am one night.
Speaker 2: Did you get the old news time I start writing
Speaker 2: out the.
Speaker 4: Lead story anyway, I rang triple O and sure enough.
Speaker 4: It was someone breaking in to get like all the
Speaker 4: appliances before the people moved into the house. They got
Speaker 4: a short foot pursuit through the cold sack and make.
Speaker 2: A quick getaway.
Speaker 3: Log I've got a fridge on my back.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to Meil. Good morning, Mail, Good morning,
Speaker 2: all right, Mail? When did you turn amateur detective?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 5: I had a similar incidence with Jack where our lady
Speaker 5: hit me in my car and ried to her insurance
Speaker 5: saying it I went through a red light and that's
Speaker 5: why she hit me. I had all the photos that
Speaker 5: it wasn't good enough. So I then went back to
Speaker 5: the scene, saw that might attend. Frankston actually had a
Speaker 5: camera that partially saw the road, and they were so helpful,
Speaker 5: tracked it all down, put it on a USB for
Speaker 5: me and so I could give it to the insurance company.
Speaker 5: And with that she had they paid six and a
Speaker 5: half thousand dollars to fix my car and she actually
Speaker 5: got her insurance canceled.
Speaker 2: The lies. Yep, don't mess with mail. No world done. Mail.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your story. Thank you have a good day.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Belinda. Come on and Melenda, what's story
Speaker 2: about turning at amateur detective Blinda.
Speaker 6: Good morning, how are you? I love your show.
Speaker 2: Thanks, thank you very much to give us a go
Speaker 2: and listen to us.
Speaker 6: About twelve years ago, my husband lived in Carlton and
Speaker 6: he got burgled and they stole everything from laptops to CDs,
Speaker 6: and his CD collection has it's really obscure because he's
Speaker 6: a jazz musician, so there's some really random rare albums
Speaker 6: in there. Anyway, so I thought, nah, this is not cool.
Speaker 6: I'm not okay with this at all. So I decided
Speaker 6: to go to every pawn shop within a ten kilometer
Speaker 6: radius over the next couple of days until I found
Speaker 6: where this guy had pawned off his obscure CD collection,
Speaker 6: and I found them in are in a little pawn
Speaker 6: shop in Smith Street, Fitzroy, and I found the burglar
Speaker 6: and got all the details before the police did, so.
Speaker 6: I ended up telling the police this guy who lives
Speaker 6: in Blackburn, he's the one that did that this video footage.
Speaker 6: Can we go get the stuff back now? Please?
Speaker 2: I just want to join the doors, say so when
Speaker 2: you you found the and there's nothing worse than a
Speaker 2: jazz crime. I mean, there's crimes you an't still jazz god,
Speaker 2: that sight trombone and that thing with wow. Did you
Speaker 2: then ask you that for the address of the guy
Speaker 2: brought the CDs in they gave it to you.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, back back then I was like, who is that?
Speaker 6: That's all our stuff.
Speaker 2: Around?
Speaker 6: Kick his doors they would now, but yes, they at
Speaker 6: least showed me the details and I called the police.
Speaker 6: We found him, well I did. Yeah, So it was
Speaker 6: pretty cool.
Speaker 3: You said times that you found him in the place, didn't.
Speaker 2: He's six ft under?
Speaker 5: The cat seed line that.
Speaker 6: I would drink from mylor was even cooler.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I bet that's it, Belinda. That's an amazing story.
Speaker 2: You went full John Wick. Thank you very much, Belinda.
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