Julie Hogg, was a young mother who lived in a small town call Billingham, she had recently separated from her husband when she disappeared. When her body was discovered 3 months later, it would take 17 years for her killer to be brought to justice.the is episode features a promo for That will go good with vodka podcast.Please support the show by rating and reviewing. Join us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, or sign up to become a Patreon member.SourcesFor the love of Julie, by Ann Ming and Andrew Crofts. .Billy Dunlop "The Double Jeopardy Killer" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For the first time in UK history a teacher was killed in their classroom, by a student at Corpus Christi College in Leeds. This episode features a promo for Brew Crime Podcast.follow Its Murder up North on Facebook, and twitter, you can support the podcast by rating, reviewing and becoming a Patreon member.Sources Sky NewsYou Magazine.Britain's killer kidsNHS websitePsychology today Magazine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

when 8 year old Jamie Lavis disappeared, from the Openshaw area of Manchester in 1997 it brought back the painful memories of the horrific crimes of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley. Jamie's killer was someone who would be very close to the Lavis family, a wolf in sheep's clothing who they welcomed into their home only to be manipulated, and betrayed.This episode features a promo for Eat Crime podcastreferencesSomeones son someones daughterPiccadilly radio.Tears of the crime. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Derrick Bird was a mild mannered well liked man, who on the 2nd of June 2010, inexplicable went on a murder spree, claiming the lives of 12 innocent people.become a Patreon member today to access additional content for this episode.https://www.patreon.com/Itsmurderupnorththis episode features a trailer for the Mission Spooky podcast.sources used BBC newsOperation Bridge :Peer review of the response of the Cumbria Constabulary following the actions of Derrick Bird on 2nd June 2010. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For 15 years Patricia and William Wycherley were shadows, the reclusive couple, only communicating with the outside world via letters, it was only on Williams 100th birthday that the truth started to be exposed.connect with its Murder up North, on Facebook and twitter. There is now a Patreon page if you wish to help the podcast grow.This episode features a promo for the Skinwalker, a true crime podcast that is well worth a listen.references, documentary A Town and Country MurderThe Journal of Homicide and Major Incident investigations, volume 11.Nottingham Crown Court Documents, Judges' sentencing remarks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

in 2009 Claudia Lawrence a 35 year old Chef from York, disappeared, join me as I explore the clues and theories in a case that has baffled the nation.this episode features a trailer for the podcast Mad or Bad.sources used.North Yorkshire police website.BBC local and national newsmurdered or missing documentary.Itv's Loose Women. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The murder of a devoted husband and father on his own street, started a campaign for change, as it highlighted a major issue that was affecting villages, towns and cities across the UK. Please follow the podcast on Twitter and FacebookYou can now support the show on Patreon for the cost of just 5 dollars/ £3.83, I am working on ideas for exclusive treats, however if you sign up you will receive a personal mention in a future episode. ReferencesManchester Evening NewsCrimes that shook BritainTrue Crime storiesGreater Manchester Police Press conferences.This episode is sponsored by https://podcorn.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The quiet north west town of Bacup with its beautiful park bore witness to a horrendous attack in 2007, that left one dead, and another with life changing injuries, The crime shocked and angered the country and made us question the society we are living in. It also led to positive changes, and a fight to Stamp Out Prejudice, Hatred, Intolerance Everywhere.Please follow Its Murder up North on Twitter and Facebook.I would love your support on Patreon, where currently you will get a personalised mention in a future episode, and have input into the creative direction of the podcast. I am working on more exclusive ideas, please feel to share what you would want from Its Murder up North, as within out you their would be no show.this episode features a promotion for the Murder and More podcast, I love to support others, and Kira does an amazing job.references used BBC threes series Killed for Being Different, and its corresponding interviews with those involved.BBC news.Crown Prosecution Service Website.Quotes from Detective superintendent Mike Gradwell from Lancashire Police, and Robert Maltby.To learn more about the work of the Sophie Lancaster Foundation please visit their website, at www.sophielancasterfoundation.comIf you have been a victim of a hate crime, please report it, in the UK you can call 101, or if your are in immediate danger please call 999You can also report to:True Vision Hate Crime ReportingStop Hate UKCrime Stoppers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What does a town in Australia, a driving instructor and the occult have in common? and why did a loving family man get murdered on his own doorstep? This episode features a promotion for Eileen and Fern the host of Crimelapse.sources for this episode were,Crime watch UKBBC news. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A short introduction to Its Murder Up North the true crime podcast that focuses on crimes that occur in the north of England from the infamous to the obscure.