Police are able to identify and apprehend a suspect in relation to the Jasmine Crathern and Julie McColl murders. But is Francis Michael Fahey also responsible for the earlier attacks? If not, is there a killer or killers on the loose?

Link to the Forensic Files episode for this case:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_svqu6FATlE

Jessica explores the murders of four Brisbane sex workers occurring in the late 90s and early 2000s, Karen-Ann Redmile, Elizabeth Henry, Jasmine Crathern and Julie McColl. Was a serial killer targeting sex workers on the loose in Brisbane? Or was this the work of more than one offender?

Do sex workers expect gifts and tips? Are the gifts and tips shown by popular sex workers on social media just bullshit? What is a typical gift or tip for a sex worker? Jessica answers all of these questions.

In this episode, Jessica recounts and provides comments on two recent print and TV stories about assaults against sex workers in New South Wales. Links to the stories:
https://www.reddit.com/r/wollongong/comments/1rw4xiw/postbreakup_outburst_dapto_man_bashes_male_escort/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J70N7hn0CFQ

Jessica discusses some of the constraints facing sex workers in deciding whether to tour domestically or internationally, such as the increasing costs of flights and accommodation and the legality (or otherwise) of sex work.

Jessica's ex-husband returns to the podcast to provide some further comments regarding jealousy and why romantic relationships between sex workers and their clients are unlikely to work.

Jessica sits down for a chat with her ex-husband. Mr X gives some insight into what it was like to be married to a sex worker and answers some listener questions including whether he felt jealousy, whether Jessica is the best f*ck he has ever had and whether he has booked Jessica since the split.

Apologies for the echo in parts of the audio. Learning process with new equipment!

Jessica gives some insight into the risks and issues that arise for sex workers divulging personal information to clients, including their legal names. Jessica explains why it is preferable for sex workers to use a stage name.