Drawing on cases such as Amélie Delagrange, Madeleine McCann, and murder/suicide of the Harts family, we consider how true crime can be linked to cautionary ‘warning’ stories. We also reflect on the fixation with beautiful, dead women in popular culture.Host: Maria Mellins. Interviews: Dr S. Moore, expert on female victims of Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault, and retired Murder Squad detective. Music Parallel Park, Doppelganger. Nul Tiel Records.

Drawing on cases such as Amélie Delagrange, Madeleine McCann, and murder/suicide of the Harts family, we consider how true crime can be linked to cautionary ‘warning’ stories. We also reflect on the fixation with beautiful, dead women in popular culture.Host: Maria Mellins. Interviews: Dr S. Moore, expert on female victims of Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault, and retired Murder Squad detective. Music Parallel Park, Doppelganger. Nul Tiel Records.

Drawing on cases such as Amélie Delagrange, Madeleine McCann, and murder/suicide of the Harts family, we consider how true crime can be linked to cautionary ‘warning’ stories. We also reflect on the fixation with beautiful, dead women in popular culture.Host: Maria Mellins. Interviews: Dr S. Moore, expert on female victims of Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault, and retired Murder Squad detective.&nbsp;Music Parallel Park, Doppelganger. Nul Tiel Records.

Episode 3 Victims, The Cautionary Tale

Modern audiences have an appetite for true crime, and particularly stories that involve murder. As we sink deeper into our sofas to select yet another grisly crime series, here we have an investigation of our very own. But this time our crime scenes are filled not with murders and cold cases, but with us - the consumer, and also, active producers of these narratives.

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Episode 3 Victims, The Cautionary Tale

Episode 3 Victims, The Cautionary Tale