Three international students from India are convicted of first-degree murder for a horrific home invasion and killing of a couple in their 70s.

In this episode, Paul outlines some of the terrible details from the courtroom and talks to Vancouver lawyer Kyla Lee about the case along with some of the underlying legal issues at play.

Paul Henderson talks with co-producer Atlee James in the first half of this week's episode, The Charter for Dummies.

Then, he dives in with Vancouver lawyer Kyla Lee about clearing up some of the questions from dumb and dumber.

Paul talks to Vancouver lawyer Kyla Lee about his murder map tracking every homicide in the area over the last 20 years and various elements of our criminal justice system deals with this most serious of crimes.

Also check out independent news website Something Worth Reading, the companion site to the Something Worth Hearing podcast.

On Episode #002 of the Something Worth Hearing podcast with Paul J. Henderson, we look at the half dozen homicide cases currently before the courts in the Chilliwack area.

Hear about a double-murder over a tiny dog, a tragic death of a woman living rough, and a domestic case where authorities don't have enough to charge the husband with homicide.

"You've gotta get this on audio" – filmmaker Atlee James told me six months ago about the content on my independent news website, Something Worth Reading at pauljhenderson.com

So, I did it.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of B.C.'s newest podcast about criminal justice and the law, Something Worth Hearing with Paul J. Henderson.

In this episode, co-producer and filmmaker Atlee James sits down with Paul to introduce the podcast about unsolved homicides, key elements of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decisions, and other legal matters.

It's going to be fun, entertaining, a little disturbing and very educational.