Sunday Night: Mar 10

On Sunday Night, Angela Cox meets a mum with 14 IVF children and Matt Doran investigates a tale of Bitcoin and a missing wife…

Octomum
The world knows her as “Octomum”. She’s one of the most famous single mothers on the planet and for many years, also one of the most hated. Natalie Suleman sparked a media frenzy when she gave birth to octuplets through IVF. Public fascination quickly turned to outrage when it was revealed she also had six other IVF children. But Natalie was determined to prove the haters wrong. And she’s done that and more. Now as the octuplets celebrate their tenth birthday, we catch up with Natalie and her brood. And as Sunday Night’s Angela Cox discovers, Octomum is now supermum – successfully raising her little army of 14 children in a modest three bedroom Californian townhouse with military-like precision.

Bit-Coin
It was the one of the biggest scams the world had ever seen. Four billion dollars vanished overnight and thousands of Mum and Dad investors both here and overseas lost everything. John Bigatton spruiked the company in Australia, selling the dream of huge cash returns for just a few months of investment. When Bitconnect collapsed, Bigatton went to ground. But this tale of deception doesn’t end there. At the height of the drama, Bigatton’s wife Madeline suddenly went missing. Was her disappearance staged or was it something more sinister? Sunday Night’s Matt Doran investigates John Bigatton’s role in the Bitconnect scandal and the disturbing mystery surrounding his wife’s disappearance.

8:30pm Sunday on Seven.