BUNGAY ON CRIME. EPISODE 1. THE PAEKAKARIKI MURDER

Year: 1992
Reference: F29579
Media type: Moving image

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Year: 1992
Reference: F29579
Media type: Moving image

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Series: BUNGAY ON CRIME
Place of production: New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories: Television
Duration: 0:24:05
Broadcast Date: 21/10/1992
Production company: GIBSON GROUP, TVNZ
Credits: Gail Mcfadyen: Ruth Paul
John Murphy: Ken Barnard
With: Lily Lawrence
With: Gregory Mildenhall
With: Jack Naik
With: Carol O’hara
With: Bill Williamson
Director: David Copeland
Producer: Dave Gibson
Producer: Mary Glue
Director of Photography: Wayne Vinten
Production Manager: Robin Murphy
First Ad: Robin Murphy
Art Director: Clive Memmott
Sound: Sam Negri
Editor: Mike Bennett
Production Team: Terri Anderton
Production Team: Debra Ashton
Production Team: Phil Burton
Production Team: Del Chatterdon
Production Team: Katherine Clarke
Production Team: Susan Davis
Production Team: Kerry Dunn
Production Team: Grant Fahey
Production Team: Don Gerson
Production Team: Shani Gyde
Production Team: Chero Ingle
Production Team: Julie McArtney
Production Team: Rex Potier
Production Team: Simon Riera
Production Team: Trevor Rowe
Production Team: Mike Slater
Production Team: Darryn Smith
Production Team: David Tingey
Production Team: Hansel Verkirk
Production Team: Shaun Vize
Production Team: Nick Wilson
Production Team: Rod Wilson
Title Music: Michael Storey
Researcher: Mary Glue
Writer: Mary Glue
Network Executive: Don Reynolds

Lawyer Michael Bungay presents a series examining unusual murder cases in New Zealand.

THE PAEKAKARIKI MURDER: On 17 March 1976 Gail McFadyen saw her husband Graham off from where they were living at Paekakariki camping ground, to his new teaching job at Kapiti College. When Graham came home Gail was nowhere to be found and was later found strangled in QEII Park. A groundsman John Murphy was later convicted on circumstantial evidence for her murder.

Includes news footage and reconstruction as well as interviews with Superintendent Ian Holyoake; and former Detective Sergeant Brian Tooney.