How can a 10-year-old girl be murdered, and then have her family spend years fighting to have her name and story heard?
Her name was Bridgette “Biddy” Porter.
She was creative, funny, kind and full of life. She loved writing poetry, making videos and dreaming about her future.
On 8 July 2020, Biddy was murdered in New South Wales, Australia.
But what followed raised deeply troubling questions about the justice system, victims' rights and the legal restrictions that left her family believing they couldn't publicly share her name, her face or her story.
Now, her family is determined that Biddy will never be forgotten.
We're sharing this special trailer from WATCHING TWO DETECTIVES — SEASON 6: BIDDY, a new seven-part investigative series from Sarah Ferris Media.
Former NSW homicide detectives Peter Hogan and Scott Rogan sit down with Biddy's parents, loved ones, advocates and those who helped bring her story into the public eye.
This is not simply a story about a child's murder. It's about the life she lived, the people who loved her and one family's extraordinary fight to ensure that other victims and their families have a voice.
🎧 WANT TO HEAR THE FULL SERIES?
This is a special trailer only. The full series will be released exclusively through the WATCHING TWO DETECTIVES podcast feed — not this podcast.
⭐ 2 NOVEMBER 2026: All 7 episodes available early and ad-free for Patreon and Apple Podcasts subscribers.
🎧 9 NOVEMBER 2026: Episode 1 available free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever you listen, with new episodes weekly.
Search for WATCHING TWO DETECTIVES and hit FOLLOW or SUBSCRIBE now so you don't miss the series.
❤️ For early access and to support independent, victim-focused storytelling:
https://patreon.com/wtdpodcast
❤️ Follow the family's Justice for Biddy campaign on Facebook: @justice4biddyporter
Her name is Bridgette Porter. Her family calls her Biddy. And everybody deserves to know her story.
Watching Two Detectives — Media with Purpose. A Sarah Ferris Media production.
Content advisory: This series discusses the murder of a child, grief, trauma and the criminal justice system.
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