In this episode Natasha covers the case of Elizabeth Báthory. The Hungarian Countess who apparently bathed in blood to stay youthful. Is this actually true or is it a conspiracy against her that has lasted for centuries?

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This case is filled with scandals, but ultimately results in the mysterious death of Lord Darnley and his valet. You may know him better as Henry Stuart, husband to Mary Queen of Scots. Found dead in an orchard in the grounds of Kirk O Field, we have no idea who actually killed him or how exactly. Can you help us unravel the mystery?

This episode looks at a combination of trials that took place, some could have had an impact on new laws that were bought in, others were the last trials of their kind, Amelia looks at unique cases most you probably won’t have heard of before!

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In this episode of our witch trial season Natasha looks into a different perspective during the trials and looks into one of the accusers and how her life turns out after the trials.

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In this episode Amelia looks into the mystery surrounding Sadie Farrell. Was she fact or fiction? If she did exist what became of her? Was she a criminal mastermind who went underground? Or did her pal Mag have a part in her demise? 

Maybe she quit her life of crime for a quiet end… or maybe she became a pirate! 

Listen to find out more, and let us know what you think!

In this episode of our Witch Trial season Amelia covers the history of the Pendle trials. 

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In this episode Natasha covers the mysterious elite boys only club.

In this episode Natasha covers the trials in Germany. We highly recommend looking into the documents on these trials as they detail who died due to the persecutions and how they died which isn't unusually in similar trials but due to the amount of people dying on one day it is very easy to lose who they were and their names but not in the German trials.

In this episode Amelia looks into one of the strangest unsolved murder mysteries of the 1800s. James G. Lowe was found dead in a train carriage at Leicester station but how did he die, the court never decided if it was murder or suicide and so it went on the shelves and remained unsolved. Can you help us with your theories? Book Amelia used was Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths Around Leicester by Kevin Turton.