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Dive into the chilling true-crime story of Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen, the American homeopathic doctor living in London who was accused of murdering his wife, Cora Crippen, in 1910. This episode explores the grisly discovery at Hilldrop Crescent, Crippen’s infamous attempt to flee aboard the SS Montrose, and how cutting-edge technology of the era—wireless telegraphy—played a key role in his capture.

We break down the evidence, controversies, police investigation, media frenzy, and the lasting mystery: Did Dr. Crippen really commit the murder, or was he wrongfully convicted?

Perfect for listeners who love historical crime, forensic history, courtroom drama, and deep-dive documentary storytelling.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• Who Dr. Crippen and Cora Crippen were
• How the 1910 investigation unfolded
• The groundbreaking technology used to track a fugitive
• Trial highlights and public reaction
• Modern debates and forensic re-analysis

If you enjoy true crime, criminology, or historical mysteries, this is a must-watch/must-listen.

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