Latest / Strewth - Australian True Crime and Mystery Podcast
The Pyjama Girl Mystery: Part 2 - The Confession - Australian True Crime
In February 1944, after ten years floating in a bath of formalin, the Pyjama Girl finally got a name. Two teeth fillings mysteriously appeared at the bottom of her preservation bath, just as Police Commissioner William MacKay desperately needed to solve his department's most embarrassing cold case. Within weeks, Antonio Agostini, a recently released wartime internee working as a waiter, confessed to killing his wife Linda. But the confession didn't match the autopsy. The dental evidence was based on memory, not charts. And Agostini maintained until his death in 1969: "That's not my wife."…
The skinny
The skinny isn't ready yet — notes appear once the transcript is processed.