04 Sharon’s Disappearance | No body, no parole
6/18/202627 min
Thirty-six years after he killed his wife, Robert Fulton changed his name to Raymond Reddington, the lead character in US crime show, The Blacklist. We discovered another connection to this program not mentioned in the trial.
Stocky, David Weber and Clare Rawlinson discuss the sentence, the name change and why Raymond Reddington didn't receive a non-parole period.
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First 90 secondsGrace Tame0:00
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Stephen Stockwell· Host0:35
[mysterious music] 40 years after Sharon Fulton disappeared, her husband was found guilty of her murder. He was Robert Fulton. He is now Raymond Reddington. And in this episode, the surprising link between the name change and the woman that he killed. I'm Stephen Stockwell. This is the case of Sharon's disappearance.
Speaker 3· Soundbite1:04
Special Crime Squad detectives extradited Reddington back to Perth.
David Weber1:09
They were experiencing marriage difficulties, and Reddington thought he would suffer financially if she left him.
Speaker 3· Soundbite1:15
I'm instructed to assert that he protests his innocence.
Speaker 5· Soundbite1:18
Today is about my mother, Sharon, a dedicated, loving mother. Mom, you are not forgotten. You are not erased. You are not just a case