In this week's episode, Ashleigh covers some of the biggest suspects in the case.

This week we take a closer look at the aftermath of that fateful day in 1996.

Ashleigh looks more into the clues found at the scene and speculates on how things could have gone down the night of the murder.

This week Ashleigh establishes who the Ramsey family was as of 1996, and lays out the most horrific discovery any parent could suffer.

This week Ashleigh covers more than a century of witch trials across Scotland.

This week Ashleigh dives into the horrific crimes of sadistic child killer Albert Fish.

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In this conclusion of the JtR series, Ashleigh covers some of the biggest suspects from history. (part 4/4)

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This week's episode covers the famous Jack the Ripper letters and a few (bizarre) conspiracies.

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This week, in part 2 of the Jack the Ripper series, Ashleigh is joined by Jessica again as they cover the famous double event and the slaughter of Mary Kelly.

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Welcome to the reboot! This week Ashleigh is joined by her friend since childhood, Jessica, to dive into the lives and deaths of Jack the Ripper's first two victims. 

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