Neil Muir's guest appearances

Neil Muir

My Camino - the podcast

Debi Marshall Investigates Frozen Lies

Mark Joseph

David Smith

David Barrett

Keith Smith

Stephen Jones

Bill Bennett

Richard Thompson

Sarah Peters

Patrick Gray

Justin Skeesuck

Emil Kapaun

Michael Kennedy

Steve Watkins

Johnnie Walker

Anne Buist

OwlTail

Sonya Muir, the daughter of the second Family murder victim, Neil Muir, breaks her life-long silence about her father. She shares with Debi her memories of Neil, of why he was so loved by friends and family, and how her family experienced the shock and heartache of his brutal murder. Sonya explains her immense frustration that no one has been brought to justice for what happened to Neil, and joins Debi’s urgent callout for people who know more to come forward. Finally a relative of Mark Langley reveals some loving details about Mark, a young man who would become the fourth murder victim of The Family.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sonya Muir, the daughter of the second Family murder victim, Neil Muir, breaks her life-long silence about her father. She shares with Debi her memories of Neil, of why he was so loved by friends and family, and how her family experienced the shock and heartache of his brutal murder. Sonya explains her immense frustration that no one has been brought to justice for what happened to Neil, and joins Debi’s urgent callout for people who know more to come forward. Finally a relative of Mark Langley reveals some loving details about Mark, a young man who would become the fourth murder victim of The Family.   See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Neil Muir Was My Father | Ep 5

LEAD

I thoroughly enjoyed speaking with Fr Muir.  He is a gentle soul who loves his work, despite the challenges - and he shares his story with us without fear or favour.  The Camino has been very kind to him and he, in turn, has taken that kindness back to his parish, for all to share.

I thoroughly enjoyed speaking with Fr Muir. He is a gentle soul who loves his work, despite the challenges - and he shares his story with us without fear or favour. The Camino has been very kind to him and he, in turn, has taken that kindness back to his parish, for all to share.

Australian Catholic priest Fr Neil Muir learned a lot about himself on the Camino - and how he can better lead his flock