Since Carla Crozier appeared on screens in 1995, murderers have been a key part of Shortland Street over the years. From serial killers on a psychotic bender to the dodgy doctors and gang members covering up their crimes, this is a look at the darkest storylines from the soap's past - what it's like to be a murderer, what it's like to be murdered, and how do fans react when they encounter one of Ferndale's criminals at large?
Kura is also joined by Laura Hill and Jessica Joy Wood to talk about the current storylines from Ferndale.
Host: Kura Forrester (@kuraforrester)
Guests:
Elisabeth Easther (Carla Crozier)
Sally Martin (Nicole Miller)
Craig Dunn (Stunt Cooordinator)
Johnny Barker (Joey Henderson)
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