In our first episode of the new season, we discuss the tragic 1993 murder of little James Bulger at the hands of two older children. This unusual case presented many issues to both the British legal system and public opinion, going down in history as one of the country's most shocking crimes. We examine the backgrounds of the boys involved and our thoughts on rehabilitation and justice. 

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A Podcast About Murder is written, hosted and edited by Freya Teagray and Jem Lewis

In our special and last episode of the year, we cover the famous, strange and tragic case of JonBenét Ramsey, the child beauty queen whose murder shocked the world, delving into the myriad of theories surrounding the 1996 tragedy. 

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In our Halloween Special, we cover the case of Fritz Haarmann, also known as the Vampire of Hanover, the Wolf-Man, or the Butcher of Hanover, who brutalised countless young men and boys betweenn 1918 and 1924 in Germany.

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* Thank you for checking out this older episode! We've learned a lot since first starting out with no experience in audio production, and our podcast is ever-evolving as we continue to improve the listener experience. We hope you enjoy this older episode despite its flaws - and that you might check out some of our newer content too! Thank you for joining us on our journey. *

A little boy’s torso is discovered in the waters of London’s murky river, but devastatingly, nobody seems to be looking for him. Who was “Adam”, and how did he end up in the Thames? We work our way through this difficult and compelling case of potential ritual sacrifice in our last episode of the season.

Our composer, Ricky O'Brien AKA Sly Beggar: https://soundcloud.com/user-220014673

Recommended reading: Richard Hoskins has written a book on the Adam case ‘The Boy in the River’: https://amzn.to/2N3z2Gf

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A Podcast About Murder is written, hosted and edited by Freya Teagray and Jem Lewis

* Thank you for checking out this older episode! We've learned a lot since first starting out with no experience in audio production, and our podcast is ever-evolving as we continue to improve the listener experience. We hope you enjoy this older episode despite its flaws - and that you might check out some of our newer content too! Thank you for joining us on our journey. *

Joanna Dennehy’s escalating penchant for violence and substance abuse culminated in a spree killing in 2013 of three men, known as the Peterborough Ditch Murders, and the attempted murders of two more. In this episode we explore the life of this notorious female killer and what could have motivated these senseless acts of violence.

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A Podcast About Murder is written, hosted and edited by Freya Teagray and Jem Lewis

* Thank you for checking out this older episode! We've learned a lot since first starting out with no experience in audio production, and our podcast is ever-evolving as we continue to improve the listener experience. We hope you enjoy this older episode despite its flaws - and that you might check out some of our newer content too! Thank you for joining us on our journey. *

In 1943, the town of Luton, England was rocked by the terrifying discovery of a body floating in the River Lea. We delve into the investigation following this gruesome finding, known as the Luton Sack Murder, and Scotland Yard’s quest to reveal the identity of the victim and find the killer - in a case that stole headlines even during the Second World War.

USEFUL LINKS: https://www.refuge.org.uk/ + https://www.womensaid.org.uk/. 

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A Podcast About Murder is written, hosted and edited by Freya Teagray and Jem Lewis

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Charming and likeable Jill Dando quickly became one of the UK’s most well-loved personalities in the 1990s when her TV presenting career kicked off. Shock gripped the nation when the Crimewatch presenter was killed outside her own home - and just when it seemed the murder was solved, it was back to square one. Theories abound in this baffling case.

Recommended viewing: 'The Murder Of Jill Dando' https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0003w40

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A Podcast About Murder is written, hosted and edited by Freya Teagray and Jem Lewis

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The Seewen Murder Case is one of the most well-known cases in Swiss criminal history, but to this day the real perpetrator of this mass killing remains a mystery. We sort through the evidence, suspects and theories surrounding this intriguing cold case that may never be solved.

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Known as the 'Muswell Hill Murderer' and 'Kindly Killer', reclusive and seemingly gentle Dennis Nilsen was a serial killer targeting vulnerable young men in North West London through the late seventies and early eighties. We explore Nilsen's fraught early life and the horrible crimes he committed on his search for 'a new kind of flatmate'.

Recommended reading: 'Killing For Company' by Brian Masters

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Hosts Freya and Jem discuss some of the most shocking homicidal crimes from across the UK, Europe and beyond.  Find us anywhere you listen to podcasts from Friday 13, September 2019!