Natalie Pearman had a troubled childhood, spent time in care, and then became a sex worker at the age of 16 in order to survive and try to make her way in the world.

Tragically, she would never reach adulthood and was found murdered in Norwich, Norfolk, in November 1992.

In the latest episode of Blood Runs Cold I look back at Natalie's life, her murder, and the investigation that followed that has, as yet, failed to find her killer.

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Sally Anne Bowman was a beautiful young model on the cusp of achieving her dreams as she turned 18. However, those dreams and her life would be stolen from her by a sick, twisted, sexually motivated monster.

In the latest episode of Blood Runs Cold, I go back to September 2005 to take a look at Sally Anne's murder, the investigation that followed, and a murderer who should have been taken off the streets a long time before he had the chance to kill.  

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In August 1997, 12-year-old music loving Thomas Marshall left his family home in the quiet village of Happisburgh in North East Norfolk to go and visit a friend.

However, the fair haired, helpful young boy would never return home.

Instead, his body was discovered over 50 miles away the following day and a long, expensive murder investigation would begin that led the police to follow several different theories and suspects until they finally found the sick, predatory paedophile and child killer they were looking for.

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Hello and welcome to Blood Runs Cold, a true crime podcast looking at cases from around the world involving murder, missing persons, miscarriages of justice and more, with the emphasis on the victims of these crimes.

I’m Peter, creator and host of this podcast, and in this episode we are going back to 1983 to look at the brutal sexual assault and murder of 16-year-old Colette Aram, the long search for a sadistic killer, and the advances in DNA that eventually brought him to justice.

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Jacqui Kirkby, Colette's mother, released a book in 2012 titled "Justice for Colette" where she tells of the devastating impact Colette's murder had on her life and also tells of the type of person her daughter was.

As mentioned in the episode, Colette's was the first case covered on Crimewatch UK on BBC TV in June 1984. You can watch that episode and see a reconstruction of Colette's case, as well as see the taunting letter written by the killer, and how investigating officers viewed the case HERE. 

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Hello everyone and welcome to Blood Runs Cold, a brand new true crime podcast looking at cases from around the world involving murder, missing persons, miscarriages of justice, and more, with the emphasis on the victims of these crimes.

I’m Peter, creator and host of this podcast, and in Episode 1 I will be looking at the disappearance and murder of 14-year-old Hannah Williams, who went missing in April 2001, and whose case highlighted the media phenomenon known as Missing White Woman Syndrome.

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If you want to find out more about missing people, if you have a loved one who has gone missing, or you are a missing person, there are resources out there to help. 

Some of these are listed and linked below:

• Missing People
• UK Missing Persons Unit
• Look 4 Them

These are the ones I found to be of most use in the United Kingdom. There are many more that can help so if you search "Missing Persons" in your internet search engine, especially if you add your area, you will find a list of websites for you to find what you're looking for.

If you are in the USA, the best place to find information for missing persons is probably the FBI website where they have a list of missing and kidnapped people. Again, there are probably resources especially for your local area that you will be able to find via an internet search.

I mention two particular newspaper articles during this episode that you can read at the following links:

• The Girl Who Vanished - Raekha Prasad
• The Vanishing - Martin Bright

The Lucy Faithfull Foundation is the only UK-wide child protection charity dedicated solely to preventing child sexual abuse, and they set up a website called Parents Protect that supports parents in preventing their children from falling victim to abuse or exploitation. 

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