After Jimmy’s trial, what happened to his brother Joe?
Joe has mostly been forgotten by history, and his presence in the archives is little more than a whisper.
From coronial records, family tales and a visit to a country pub, it becomes clear that Joe fell foul of the frontier, in life and death.
And yet, more questions remain: Was Joe Governor, an outlaw, killed lawfully?
How do his ancestral remains become another transactional asset in the murky world of race science? And why is western knowledge still entangled in its colonial past?
Aunty Loretta Parsley: Great-granddaughter of Jimmy Governor and the Governor Family Historian
Leroy Parsons: Governor descendant, Narrator and Co-Writer
Professor Katherine Biber: Law Professor and Chief Investigator
Emma Lancaster: Executive Producer
Kaitlyn Sawrey: Host, Writer and Senior Producer
Frank Lopez: Writer, Senior Producer, Composer and Sound Engineer
Allison Chan: Producer and Researcher
Professor Daryle Rigney: Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research – Cultural Consultant
Dr Lyndon Ormond-Parker: honorary senior lecturer in the Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies at the Australian National University – Cultural Consultant
Belinda Lopez: Editorial Advisor
Benjamin Vozzo: Digital Communications Manager
Jake Duczynski: Animation and Digital Artworks from Studio Gilay
Lee Hewitt: Brendon Barlow and Bernard Namok – Darwin Studio support from the Top End Aboriginal Bush Broadcasting Association
Martin Peralta and Ryan Pemberton: Additional sound engineering
Camilla Hannan: Additional sound supplied
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