Bedroom Forensics Podcast

Elisa Lam went missing while staying at Cecil Hotel in downtown Los Angeles - her story was immediately picked up worldwide after a video of her erratic behaviour in an elevator went viral.

While the police were trying to find Ms Lam, the internet had it's own theories. When the water started tasting funny, maintenance went up to the water tower on the roof and found Elisa - decomposing and naked in the water tank. Web Slueths went crazy with theories - accusing the police and the hotel of a major cover up - and accusing one man of murder.

The Neflix series goes into a lot of detail about abstract things that don't have anything to do with the case, but what keeps us watching?

Conspiracy theories.... here is my 7 min sum up of why we love theories and why we shouldn't ruin anyone's life for internet points. #elisalam #cecilhotel #netflix

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Armie Hammer's exploits on his Finsta have caused a ruffle... is it him, is it ok, what's going on.

All great questions, that Alex Iszatt doesn't really explore. We delve into what is Finsta, is it good, is it bad? If Ariana Grande has one, should we?

Find the whole picture here... along with a little bit of off tangent ranting.

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Movies are meant to take us away from reality - but sometimes the obvious fakeness takes us out of enjoying it fully.

One of those such moments are when people get punched once and get knocked out. One punch irl can lead to death of a victim and the puncher jailed for murder.

So... what actually happens when you do get punched?

Helen McCourt disappeared on 9th February 1988 500 yards from her house. Local pub landlord Ian Simms was arrested and charged with her murder, although her body was never found.

He proclaimed his innocence but the DNA was overwhelming - Helen's mother Marie fought for him, and others like him, to stay in prison if they didn't admit where the body was.

The law came into effect, but a little too late for Helen's killer.

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“Toxic masculinity” has been described as the negative behaviours or attitudes that stem from adhering to traditional masculine gender norms.

Men should not be defined by their masculinity - toxic or otherwise - but by their character and behaviour as individuals, and honestly, the term has no place in 2021.

We don't need to fix a label - we not to stop labelling people.

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Oops hope I don't get sued with that title. Lee Adams from JMW Solicitors talks to Alex Iszatt about his experience practicing criminal law in a pandemic. What changes he sees and what he hopes for the future. He gives an insight into his fraud cases and the world of organised crime.

For more info on Lee: https://www.jmw.co.uk/london/business-crime/lee-adams

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It's coming up to christmas - and although many of us can't leave our homes, it doesn't mean we are safe from criminals.

Grooming, gangs, postcode wars, county lines, drug deals, social media, peer pressure - all the things young people have to deal with. One charity - Growing Against Violence -is working with schools to provide workshops for young people to help them to see that there are other choices in the world. Allen Davis chair of the board of trustees talks to Alex Iszatt about what the charity does and how it helps. For further information on the charity head to their website and youtube channel. https://www.growingagainstviolence.org.uk/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqOHx27trYjAYh6uAmE2ACg/featured SUBSCRIBE:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj6yQWGyO_bSas3nr7Jy-Bg?view_as=subscriber LIKE:- https://www.facebook.com/iszatt FOLLOW:- https://twitter.com/alexontv FOLLOW:- https://www.instagram.com/funnyale #countylines #grooming #gangviolence

Jason Jordaan joins Alex Iszatt to discuss digital crime scene investigation.

From cyber-bullying to phishing and all things in between - we ask whether AI going to help or hinder crime investigation in the future?

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Peter Sutcliffe was an English serial killer who was dubbed the Yorkshire Ripper by the press. On 22 May 1981, Sutcliffe was convicted of murdering 13 women and attempting to murder seven others. He was sentenced to 20 concurrent sentences of life imprisonment, which were converted to a whole life order in 2010. Sutcliffe's 13 known murder victims were Wilma McCann (1975), Emily Jackson (1976), Irene Richardson (1977), Patricia "Tina" Atkinson (1977), Jayne MacDonald (1977), Jean Jordan (1977), Yvonne Pearson (1978), Helen Rytka (1978), Vera Millward (1978), Josephine Whitaker (1979), Barbara Leach (1979), Marguerite Walls (1980) and Jacqueline Hill (1980).[17] He is also known to have attacked at least 9 other women: an unnamed woman (1969), Anna Rogulskyj (1975), Olive Smelt (1975), Tracy Browne (1975), Marcella Claxton (1976), Marilyn Moore (1977), Upadhya Bandara (1980), Maureen Lea (1980) and Theresa Sykes (1980). SUBSCRIBE:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj6yQWGyO_bSas3nr7Jy-Bg?view_as=subscriber LIKE:- https://www.facebook.com/iszatt FOLLOW:- https://twitter.com/alexontv FOLLOW:- https://www.instagram.com/funnyale #yorkshireripper #sutcliffe #murderer #serialkiller