Curiosity Killed The Cat

Dr David Kelly was a UN nuclear weapons expert caught in a political scandal over the proof of WMDs in Iraq. He was found dead near his home in an apparent suicide, but the facts don’t quite add up.  Enjoy this three part mystery as series one comes to a close.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by Radår 

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Don't worry we're not kicking off the festive celebrations just yet. 16th Century Italian painter Caravaggio masterpiece's depicts the birth of Jesus Christ and is said to be an amazing piece of classic art. The problem is, it's been missing for 50 years.

Where Curiosity Killed the Cat differs from the saturated genre of true crime is that it focuses more on mystery than investigation procedural. A lot of the cases covered do not have solid conclusions and its the fascination with the inexplicable that drives this series.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by Radår

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When Flight 19, a military training exercise left the runway in December 1945, nobody could have suspected it was the last time anyone would see the five planes. No wreckage or evidence was ever found and since the flight path cut through the Bermuda Triangle, theories of the supernatural have developed. 

Where Curiosity Killed the Cat differs from the saturated genre of true crime is that it focuses more on mystery than investigation procedural. A lot of the cases covered do not have solid conclusions and its the fascination with the inexplicable that drives this series.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by Radår 

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Author John Steinbeck helped the American war effort by writing an anti Nazi novel. The reviews were favourable but it's widely regarded as not one of his best. Little did he know that the book's reception in Europe lead to a daring clandestine publishing organisation all over the continent. Titled The Moon is Down the book's enormous cult following in Europe was only discovered fifty years later and after the writer's death.

Where Curiosity Killed the Cat differs from the saturated genre of true crime is that it focuses more on mystery than investigation procedural. A lot of the cases covered do not have solid conclusions and its the fascination with the inexplicable that drives this series.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by Radår  

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A Spire Town Media production.

One of the most perplexing bank robberies in American history involved a pizza delivery driver, an elaborate bomb and a scavenger hunt. It took the FBI four years to conclude the bizarre case and even then some are still sceptical about the outcome. For more on this subject I recommend the Netflix documentary 'Evil Genius'. 

Where Curiosity Killed the Cat differs from the saturated genre of true crime is that it focuses more on mystery than investigation procedural. A lot of the cases covered do not have solid conclusions and its the fascination with the inexplicable that drives this series.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by Radår Link to his work https://xephem.bandcamp.com/

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In 1951, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, two British foreign office employees, scrambled onto a boat. Their destination, Moscow. But they weren't on a mission, they were defecting. This would be the first event in a chain reaction which lead to the biggest scandal in British intelligence and one that has inspired countless works of fiction.

A special thanks to The French Chronicles and Firebreathing Kittens for their support!

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
Artwork by Sophie Wenham
Music by Radår Link to his work https://xephem.bandcamp.com/

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The Northwest Passage is one of the most treacherous routes in the Arctic sea and one that baffled explorers for almost 500 years. In the 19th century, Sir John Franklin set sail to finally find the fabled passageway and came to mysteriously deadly end. Just what happened on Franklin's doomed voyage?    

Where Curiosity Killed the Cat differs from the saturated genre of true crime is that it focuses more on mystery than investigation procedural. A lot of the cases covered do not have solid conclusions and its the fascination with the inexplicable that drives this series.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by Radår Link to his work https://xephem.bandcamp.com/

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In 1999 all the Coca-Cola bottles in Belgium were destroyed. Why? It seemed that a product error had caused the coke to become poisonous with many people being sent to hospital. But was this the real cause?

Where Curiosity Killed the Cat differs from the saturated genre of true crime is that it focuses more on mystery than investigation procedural. A lot of the cases covered do not have solid conclusions and its the fascination with the inexplicable that drives this series.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by Radår Link to his work https://xephem.bandcamp.com/

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The 24 hours of Le Mans is always awash with drama and it was no different in the sixties. While the 1966 race received the Hollywood treatment it's older brother, the 1965 running, was arguably more entertaining. An unlikely winner, mass breakdowns and a mystery driver all make the 1965 Le Mans one of the strangest in the event's history.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by adår Link to his work https://xephem.bandcamp.com/

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A string of gruesome murders struck West London in the 1960s and the crimes are compared to notorious Victorian criminal Jack The Ripper. 

Where Curiosity Killed the Cat differs from the saturated genre of true crime is that it focuses more on mystery than investigation procedural. A lot of the cases covered do not have solid conclusions and its the fascination with the inexplicable that drives this series.

Written, narrated and produced by Sam Wallace
 Artwork by Sophie Wenham
 Music by adår Link to his work https://xephem.bandcamp.com/

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