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Brand's police interviews anchor True Crime Australia's reporting week

Released Metropolitan Police footage spans several interview sessions, from the caution to prepared statements and final questions.

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Inside Russell Brand case: What disgraced comedian told detectives

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0:27Detectives begin the November 2023 interview under caution, with Brand's legal representative beside him.
2:43In a December 2023 session, Brand reads a prepared statement denying non-consensual sexual activity.
5:40Brand says he will listen to questions but provide no further oral responses during that session.
6:08A January 2024 interview includes another prepared statement addressing additional allegations.
8:04Asked whether he wishes to add anything in the July 2025 session, Brand declines.

Russell Brand sits beside his legal representative as detectives begin an interview under caution. True Crime Australia's most-watched new upload brings together police recordings from several sessions, showing his prepared statements and his decision not to give further oral answers.

"Inside Russell Brand case: What disgraced comedian told detectives" drew roughly 12,000 views. Released after his conviction for rape and sexual assault, the footage includes Brand denying non-consensual sexual activity during questioning. That denial is part of the interview record, not the outcome of the case.

The channel posted thirteen uploads across the week. Its Brand coverage extended to Wandsworth prison and the arrangements for his imprisonment, while a separate report examined Comanchero members joining the Finks motorcycle club. That Australian story remains among the channel's busiest uploads at present.

A report on allegations against David Walliams, following the Guardian and ITV News investigation, is currently drawing the most daily views of the channel's active videos. The allegations remain distinct from the convictions covered in its Brand reporting.

True Crime Australia added about 1,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing is running below its usual level. Nearby in subscriber size, Today in Focus is experiencing a pronounced rise in daily views. Here, the week's largest new audience went to the police interview record rather than the subsequent prison explainers.

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