Kelly Wilkinson's Pleas for Help Ignored

0:00It's March 5th, here's your sending news in two minutes. An inquest into the 2021 murder of Kelly Wilkinson has uncovered new details about her desperate pleas for help. Just four days before her estranged husband, Brian Jostin, stabbed her, doused her in petrol, and set her on fire at her goal-coast home, Wilkinson. Showed up at the Southport Police Station, but police records showed no trace of that visit. Kelly lawyer Mitch Rawlings told The Hearing that Queensland police wrongly claimed Wilkinson's last contact was on April 12th. He explained that one of her sisters drove her there on April 16, and she returned upset after being turned away at the front desk. Rawlings said the officer told her words to the effect of just cool off and give Brian a break. Wilkinson then shared the story with two other people, including Danielle Carroll, who later confirmed it in a police interview after the killing. Here this week, the inquest her police already missed key chances to intervene. One officer improperly granted Jostin bail, eight days before the murder, and another labeled

1:04Wilkinson as cop shopping in logs after she visited. Another station that day, the three day hearing was set to wrap up on Thursday, but it continues as deputy coroner Stephanie Gallagher digs deeper into these failures. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. It is a pillow that plays your podcasts and music without earbuds. filled for listening in bed, S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com.