Decoding The Crimeverse

Decoding The Crimeverse

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Decoding The Crimeverse episodes

  • The Midnight Sun Killer
    Join our presenters this week as they look into the case of a killer from Alaska who killed all his victims in the early hours of the morning. With no pattern or connection between the victims it was by a miracle that they caught the suspect.
    21 min
  • The Serpent on The Hippie Trail
    Fraudster, thief, prisoner escapee and serial killer… Charles Sobhraj has done it all. Join our presenters this week at the look into the long list of crimes of the Serpent on the Hippie Trail.
    17 min
  • No Body No Crime
    This week our presenters look into the truly gruesome case of the Acid Bath Murders and they discuss if no body really means no crime.
    24 min
  • The Great Maple Syrup Heist
    Tune in to this week's show, in Canada where biggest maple syrup producer had been robbed by its own employees and workers left barrels full of water. This only became evident when the barrels were starting to rust.
    19 min
  • The Hammersmith Ghost Murder
    The Hammersmith Ghost murder case of 1804 set a legal precedent in the UK regarding self-defence: that someone could be held liable for their actions even if they were the consequence of a mistaken belief.
    17 min
  • The Cocaine godmother
    As Netflix's new show Griselda hit the screens, it has left many questions into the truth behind the woman who inspired the adaptation. Join Dani and a special quest as the dive into the life of Griselda Blanco, the Cocaine godmother, and as they try to understand why her name doesn't exist among the famed Al Capone and Pablo Escobar.
    25 min
  • What Happens In Vegas...
    Time may not heal all wounds but it can solve several cases. Join our presenters as they look into a 27 year old case which was solved with something as simple as a drink straw.
    30 min

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Time may not heal all wounds but it can solve several cases. Join our presenters as they look into a 27 year old case which was solved with something as simple as a drink straw.