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In today’s episode, Mark and Jeremy break down a case that sent police in circles for almost a year: Joanna Yeates, a twenty-five-year-old architect whose body was found by the side of the road eight days after she disappeared. Her death raised a slew of questions, and they examine the two key suspects who fell under suspicion and try to piece together the events of a night that remains murky. Join them as they dissect the tragic events of that 2010 Christmas day, when Joanna’s body was discovered…

This week, we have decided to bring you a bonus episode of 30 Minute Crime, paying tribute to Conservative MP turned Reform UK spokeswoman, Ann Widdecombe. News of her murder came as a shock last week, and in this special episode, we explore her tragic death alongside her vibrant and conscientious life in politics. As a friend of hers, Jeremy sheds light on what she was like behind the scenes, and Mark offers his insight as an ex-detective on the mysterious circumstances surrounding her death.

Join Mark and Jeremy as they discuss a case that has disgusted the public for the last months; Robert Bush, the Hull funeral director, whose grisly practices came to light when police entered his parlour. Bodies left to rot, ashes mixed up at random, and coffins nailed together with the cheapest wood he could find… today we break down the horrors of Legacy Funeral Directors, and how he got away with it for so long. Content Warning: This episode contains discussions on sensitive topics including death and child loss.

Join Jeremy and Mark today as they discuss the recent case of Simon Levy — a prolific assaulter who was left to roam and attack on the underground system until he murdered two women. Levy is now serving a whole life sentence… but how much of his violence could have been prevented if the police had taken action earlier? Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of graphic violence and sexual assault.

Join Mark and Jeremy as they dissect the chilling case of Mark Dixie, who murdered a young woman only metres outside her house – and seemed to show little regret in court for his actions. The case has come back into the light recently, as it has been revealed that a police officer, Jason Grafham, kept photos of the grisly crime scene in his desk years after the case – apparently for ‘training purposes.’ They break down the events of 2005 and discuss the abysmal breach of conduct in the police force. Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of graphic violence.
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