Terrified revisits the 1999 London nail bombings — three attacks that shook Brixton, Brick Lane, and Soho. We explore the bomber’s path to extremism, the frantic hunt to stop him, and the lasting trauma left behind. A brief but chilling look at how one man’s hatred scarred a city.

On New Year’s Day 2003, 21-year-old Rachel Moran vanished without a trace — and within hours, Ireland would witness one of the most controversial police operations in its history. Chief Superintendent Paul Davison ordered a sweeping, house-to-house search unlike anything the town had ever seen, drawing global media attention and igniting debate over policing, privacy, and desperation. In this episode of Terrified, we unravel the mysterious disappearance, the radical investigation that followed, and the haunting questions that remain unanswered.

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On a quiet summer evening in 2002, two inseparable friends—Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman—walked out of their home in the small village of Soham…and were never seen alive again.
What happened in the hours that followed would ignite one of the most intense and emotionally charged investigations the UK has ever witnessed.

In this episode of Terrified Podcast, we peel back the layers of a case that unsettled an entire nation. A peaceful town. Two vanished children. A hunt for answers that grew darker with every passing hour.

We explore:

• The eerie calm of the village before the girls disappeared

• The timeline that puzzled investigators and terrified the public

• Strange behaviours, conflicting accounts, and early clues that didn’t add up

• The overwhelming manhunt that brought national attention to Soham

• The chilling sense that the truth was much closer than anyone wanted to believe

This is a slow-burning, atmospheric descent into a mystery that gripped millions—a story of innocence stolen, a community shaken, and a nation left asking how something so unthinkable could happen in a place so ordinary.

🔔 Listener discretion is advised. This episode discusses the disappearance of children.

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On April 20th, 1999, two students walked into Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado — armed, angry, and ready to make history for all the wrong reasons.
What followed became one of the darkest days in American history: a massacre that shocked the world, changed schools forever, and marked the dawn of a new kind of fear.

In this episode of Terrified, we revisit the Columbine High School massacre — not for shock value, but to understand how two teenagers turned into killers, how a community tried to heal, and how the tragedy reshaped conversations around violence, mental health, and media influence.

Through survivor accounts, police reports, and the cultural aftermath, we trace the timeline of that horrific day — from the first gunshots in the cafeteria to the haunting silence that followed.
Columbine wasn’t the first school shooting. But it was the one that made the world stop and ask why?

This is Terrified: The Columbine Massacre — The Day Innocence Died.

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In the remote desert of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, police uncovered what would later be called “the Toy Box” — a soundproofed trailer filled with instruments of torture, videotapes, and nightmares made real. Inside, David Parker Ray recorded his victims, narrating their suffering in chilling, clinical detail. For years, he operated undetected, hiding in plain sight while dozens disappeared. In this episode, Terrified unpacks the story of the man who built a torture chamber in the desert, the survivors who escaped his grip, and the dark question that still lingers: how many victims were never found?#truecrime

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In July 2010, former doorman and tree-surgeon Raoul Moat fired a shotgun at his former partner and her new boyfriend, then shot an unarmed police officer, triggering one of the largest manhunts in UK history. This episode of “Terrified” takes you inside that week of fear, the victims’ voices, the police response, and the broader questions it left behind.

He prowled the streets of West London, waiting at bus stops for young women who would never make it home. Levi Bellfield – charming on the surface, monstrous underneath – became one of Britain’s most cold-blooded predators. From the murders of Milly Dowler, Marsha McDonnell and Amélie Delagrange to the shocking manipulations that continued long after his arrest, Bellfield’s story is a chilling portrait of control, violence, and deceit.

In this episode of Terrified, we dive into the psyche of the so-called “Bus Stop Killer” — a man who turned the mundane act of catching a bus into a moment of mortal danger. Was he born to kill, or did something in his life twist him beyond repair?

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In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a quiet computer technician named Sean Vincent Gillis lived a double life. By day, he was polite, soft-spoken, and devoted to his long-time girlfriend. By night, he stalked the streets — hunting, killing, and mutilating women for nearly a decade. How did an ordinary man become one of Louisiana’s most depraved serial killers? In this episode of Terrified, we explore the disturbing psychology and hidden compulsions that drove Gillis to kill.

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Chris Halliwell seemed like an ordinary taxi driver, but behind the wheel he was leading a double life as a meticulous and calculating killer. When police finally closed in, Halliwell went to disturbing lengths to mislead investigators, using deception and manipulation to cover his tracks. In this episode, we uncover how he lured his victims, the chilling methods he used to hide his crimes, and the shocking detail that revealed just how far he was willing to go to evade justice.

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In the 1990s, sex workers across Britain were being hunted. Their bodies were turning up in remote fields, their murders seemingly unconnected. But behind the wheel of a car criss-crossing the Midlands was a predator hiding in plain sight: Alun Kyte. Nicknamed The Midlands Ripper, Kyte was eventually convicted of two brutal killings—yet detectives believe his trail of violence stretches far wider, linking him to a chilling catalogue of unsolved murders and assaults. In this episode of Terrified, we unravel the story of a man who exploited the vulnerable, evaded capture, and left detectives fearing just how many victims he really claimed.

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