💔 In this compelling episode of Twisted Tales - Uncovering Crime, Chaos, and the Unthinkable, hosts Ethan Tate and Jenna Rogan unravel the chilling story behind the Steeltown Murders, a case that haunted South Wales for nearly 30 years. In 1973, the brutal murders of three teenage girls—Pauline Floyd, Geraldine Hughes, and Sandra Newton—shattered the community of Port Talbot, leaving a terrified town clinging to hope for answers. 🕵️‍♀️

🔍 Listeners will follow the meticulous investigation that began with door-to-door inquiries and interviews with thousands of suspects, culminating decades later in a groundbreaking DNA breakthrough. This episode explores the unprecedented use of familial DNA tracing, a revolutionary technique that led detectives to the long-dead killer, Joseph Kappen. 🎙️

⚖️ From the sheer scale of the original investigation to the emotional toll on families and investigators alike, this episode highlights the resilience of those who refused to give up. Through detailed storytelling and exclusive insights, Ethan and Jenna reveal how advancements in forensic science finally solved one of the UK’s most haunting cold cases.

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