How a Killer Evaded a Nation... | The Case of Malcom Naden

After murdering two relatives, Malcolm Naden went on the run for seven long years, escaping the police and general public multiple times. But how did he evade capture for so long? And how would he eventually be caught?

00:00 Intro
01:33 Dubbo, NSW Australia
04:10 Malcolm Naden
06:05 January 4th 2005
08:12 June 22nd 2005
10:41 Aftermath
11:59 On the run to Dubbo Zoo...
15:15 Dead or Alive
17:54 The Cabins of 2010...
20:20 The Operations of 2011...
25:55 Chuck to the rescue
30:00 Recalling the murders
32:12 Legal Proceedings
32:55 Remembering Lateesha and Kristy
34:34 Outro

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[llrx]

Your stories are never too long. You're a great storyteller. Thank you.

[curtissmith]

Malcolm proved to be quite the survivalist to remain at large for that length of time. He is where he belongs but God help the police if he ever broke out of prison.I didn't even find this story long. It was so interesting that time flew by. Thank you Adrian for another great story from down under and say hi to Nero for me.

[TheOnlyJuann]

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[Peter-mis]

I was a police officer in Dubbo at this time and the last thing I did before my transfer was searching for Latisha's body.
Despite being stationed in Dubbo for nearly 7 years I didn't ever knowingly see Malcolm Naden and add to this he lived in a "troubled" part of Dubbo which meant we often attended and patrolled his neighborhood. This demonstrates his desire to remain hidden.
For those who criticise police efforts to locate him don't know how isolated and rugged the area where he was finally captured. The officers involved (and the police dog) did a fantastic job.

[simonefeaster]

“…evaded capture multiple times, and looked at porn.” 🤣 Absolutely brilliant storytelling 💯

[johnhenderson]

The last time I heard anything about this case was a 60 Minutes Australia documentary about the search party, how difficult the terrain was and what a huge task it was going to be to find this guy. Thank you for the update and the closure. I didn’t know if he was dead 💀 alive or on the moon.

[paulm]

Best line in this video. “All officers held their breath while he unzipped his trousers”.

[elizabethbeauchamp]

Poor young ladies 😢! I'm glad the police finally got this horrible man. I hope Chuck the dog has many loving hugs and treats for being such a good boy 💖!

[davidjohn]

Malcolm seemed to be one of the most illusive criminals in Australia, and made the police look foolish. However the longest rope have an end.

[lwolfstar]

Oooohhh I was one of the ones who asked you to cover Malcolm! This all went down less than 30 minutes from me and I have known his family members, so knowing you'll cover this with the grace and thoroughness you always do makes me grateful we have you Adrian ❤

[janelleeeeeeeee]

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[cstalnaker]

I had never heard of this case. Seven years on the run blows my mind 🤯 I'm glad he was finally caught and the families got some type of justice for their loved ones.

Thanks for another amazing video Adrian 🤩

[flej]

R.iP Lateesha and Kristy, my heart goes out to your children and family. I hope your kids have been well looked after and are living life to the fullest. Thanks for your content, I remember this case, it was so heartbreaking.

[seedsman]

I’m an Aussie, and I owned a block of land in the macleay valley, and at one stage the police contacted me to have me check my property to see if he’d been there, he hadn’t, but he’d been next door to my neighbor’s house. It was all very serious. A few years later I was given a dog who was always disappearing and running away, so I named him Malcolm, lol he’s still with me and I’m reminded about Malcolm naden daily haha. A classic story and as always very well presented thank you.

[MusiciansRule]

The main reason that I watch you Adrian (other than wanting to make sure Nero is never without treats and pets) is the way that you always make sure to honor the victims of the monsters you cover. They get the spotlight. They get the attention. You never give the monsters the spotlight and attention that they don't deserve. You approach True Crime with genuine empathy and it's awesome. Thank you. Have a good one from Motor City, USA. 🚗❤

[kerryjones]

Hi Adrian, I'm from Australia, and I have to say, "Well done mate. That was bloody great"

[ATLmodK]

I watch a few true crime channels based on quality. This channel is definitely among them. The production quality and the research is outstanding. ❤

[Kimberly-dtko]

You do a good job with providing information on these crimes. I never feel like your videos are too long. You provide the information necessary and give each story the time that it needs. I could listen to you for hours.

[ZombieSazza]

God I feel so much for Kristy and Lateesha, how heartbreaking to lose their mothers in such a horrible way, women who desperately loved their children, women who come across as loving, caring and genuine. I hope their families are caring for their children and giving them all the love and support they need whilst keeping their mothers memories alive.