On the 26th of April 1999, beloved television presenter and journalist Jill Dando was brutally murdered in broad daylight. The crime shocked and disturbed the nation, and sparked a variety of theories as to why such a well-loved and successful individual would be killed in cold blood. After mounting pressure to find the killer, the Metropolitan police embarked on a witch hunt to apprehend the perpetrator, which is now regarded as one of the institutions' worst miscarriages of justice.

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This week Megan and Joanna and discussing the mystery of Bible John and his impact upon Glasgow.

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This pride month, we're exploring one of the most controversial laws ever introduced in the UK. Section 28 of the Local Government Act, introduced in 1988, prohibited the promotion of homosexuality by local authorities across the country, resulting in the erasure of queer culture and the demonisation of the LGBTQ+ community. The law led to one of the most successful civil rights movements in modern British history, however, the journey towards equality is far from over.

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This week Jo and Megan are back with the second part of deciphering the serial killer Charles Sobhraj. We are discussing the horrific crimes committed, international criminal politics and how Sobhraj was finally captured.  

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This week Megan and Joanna are doing the first part of our new two part episode based upon “The Serpent.” This episode will delve into the history of his life and the beginning of his horrific crimes across continents.

In this week’s episode Megan and Joanna dive into the Penn State School Scandal that rocked the state to it’s core through allegations of sexual abuse against young boys by a university coach. Through the corruption of the university institution, years of lies and cover up’s, justice was withheld for far too long, and arguably is still.

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Claudine Longet was living the American Dream - a prominent actress and socialite who fell in love with an Olympic skier. But in 1976, the true spotlight was cast upon her when she was accused of shooting her lover in their luxury ski chalet. In the media frenzy that followed, her infamous trial gripped the nation. No legendary trial would be complete without some police misconduct and dramatic witness testimony, but it was the outcome of the trial that left many speechless.

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This week Joanna and Megan discuss the bewildering case of sub-culture journalist Kim Wall and her tragic death at the hands of Copenhagen’s inventor Peter Madsen. Whilst discussing the events that lead to Kim's death, we will analyse Peter's narcissistic nature, the issues surrounding circumstantial evidence and Kim's legacy.

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This week Joanna and Megan are focusing on the notorious gangs that ruled Glasgow in the 1980s and their strange choice of business: ice cream vans. Through discussing the political context of the time and how the gangs operated, we give background to what lead to the tragic murder of the Doyle Family and the alleged miscarriage of justice that followed.

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In 2008, Tim McLean embarked on a long bus journey across Canada, but he would never make it to his final destination. Attacked in his sleep by a man 'on a mission from God', no one could have been prepared for the horrors that ensued. His tragic and shocking murder sparked huge controversy surrounding the attribution of criminal responsibility to those with mental illnesses. Should someone who is recognised as severely mentally ill be punished for a crime they did not know was wrong? 

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