Everyone has the right to freedom. To earn money. Make a living. To fall in love.

Imagine being in a relationship with someone who has control over your whole life. Who punishes you for doing things that they don't agree with. Who isolates you from friends and family and leaves you completely dependent on just them. Only this has happened so slowly over a number of years, you don't recognize it as emotional and sometimes physical abuse, because you love them and they love you. Don't they?

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Everyone has the right to freedom. To earn money. Make a living. To fall in love.

Imagine being in a relationship with someone who has control over your whole life. Who punishes you for doing things that they don't agree with. Who isolates you from friends and family and leaves you completely dependent on just them. Only this has happened so slowly over a number of years, you don't recognize it as emotional and sometimes physical abuse, because you love them and they love you. Don't they?

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After being found gulity in the 1994 rape and murder of 12 year-old Josette Wright, Andrew Krivak and Anthony Dipippo begin their decades long fight for their freedom.

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In 1994, a 12-year-old girl would leave her family home in Carmel, New York and never return. Once police were able to determine that the girl had been a victim of a violent crime, they would quickly arrest two teenage boys in connection to the crime. Despite the lack of any physical evidence, the two boys would be charged with murder and sit for trial. Where these two boys guilty of murder, or were they two additional victims of a horrific crime?

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During our trip to CrimeCon London back in June, we got to sit down with some of our favorite podcast friends to discuss all things podcasting, all while enjoying some pints. If you haven't yet done so, please make sure to check out these great podcasts:

• Twisted Britain (Bob and Ali)
• True Consequnces (Eric Carter-Ladin)
• Seeing Red (Mark and Bethan)

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This week we give you an update on the podcast, as we take a short break while Cherry recovers from surgery.

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Phillip Green, An 11 year old boy, quite the entrepreneur was out collecting golf balls at a local golf course. He would sell the balls back to the golfers and earn himself some pocket money.On a cold day in Bristol in 1970, Philip Green was doing just that. Darkness fell and he failed to return home.Philip’s body would later be found with horrific injuries. Who does that to a child?? And why??

Music: The Ghost Castle by Frank Schroeter
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In July 1973, a young couple had plans to attend an outdoor music festival showcasing some of their favorite bands. Though it remains uncertain whether the pair managed to make it to the show, what is clear is that they never returned home. 50 years later, friends and family continue their quest for explanations regarding the events that unfolded.

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Peter Thurgood lived in Borden area of Sussex. He was a father of two, divorced from the boys mother. Lindy Benstead was a married woman who had 3 children with her husband Mick Benstead.On the 22nd April 1986 both peter and Lindy’s lives would change forever. Their families would spend the next 36 years searching for answers.

Music: A Sad Toy Story by Sascha Ende
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Initially it seemed as though the murder of Leona Roberts could possibly have been carried out by someone close to her. However, the perspective of law enforcement shifted significantly due to the abductions and killings of two other teenage girls in the area. This series of events raised questions: Could these incidents have been the work of a single individual? Or was this a case of copycats taking advantage of the situation?

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