I Am Not Nicholas: A True Crime Podcast About Identity and the Rossi/Knight case.

We all have an identity, it is what makes us who we are as individuals. It can be made up of a combination of physical traits, personal traits, style, attitudes, but it can also be found lodged in the small things we do which often go unnoticed by others. It is not fixed and it …

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Who Shat On The Floor At My Wedding – A True Crime Podcast About Who Shat On The Floor At A Wedding

There are moments in every narrative genre where a story comes along and through a magic combination of craft, skill, charctors and plotting that transcends the genre itself, and becomes more than it's parts and tells us something vital and compelling about ourselves and wider humanity. It is exactly this that happenes in the new …

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Crime in Culture: Nancy Jo Sales, True Crime And Dating Apps

This week in The Guardian, the excellent Nancy Jo Sales, tried to answer the question "Why do women like true crime so much?" In it Sales suggests that possibly one of the reason is the rise in dating apps, and the challenges in navigating a dating world where women still fundementally feel as though there …

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Peter Ellis, The Crech Case, and Me: A True Crime Podcast About a Miscarrage of Justice

There are some crimes which are so horrible to think about, we have not, as a society been able to deal with them well collectively. Child sexual abuse is most firmly in that category. It was only really in the 1970s that society started to acknowledge that child sexual abuse was something that happened, and …

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Bad Women: The Blackout Ripper. A True Crime Podcast

Hallie Rubenhold broke into the true crime scene and riperology in 2019, and caused quite the stir. What was so shocking about Hallie's take on the ultimate cold case? Had she found definative proof that connected Jack the Ripper to the royal family or the Masonic Lodge? Was there a whole new theory about who …

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The Bigamist: A True Crime Book About Bigamy.

When you peruse the myriad of reviews of The Bigmaist many readers admire Turner-Thompson for her bravery of telling her story in public. A similar amount of people finish the book wondering why on earth she went so far, and so deep into the relationship with Jordan when there were so many red flags. It is a natural thing to wonder, but we also fool ourselves if we think we will not be so easily taken in. A huge amount of people fall foul every year to scams sometimes romantic, often monetary, in person, online and over the phone. None of the people who are caught out ever thought before they would be the kind of person who would fall foul of such duplicitousness. Don't we all like the think, to hope, that we would be the one who would turn the tide and be far too clever for those kinds of schemes.

The Forgotten Dead: A True Crime Podcast about Nameless Victims

It is unfortunately a story that we are familure with, from crime fiction and true crime. A body is found, an investigation is started, and then it goes... nowhere. It is one of the most poingant of all crime narratives because nobody wants to be in the horrible limbo of waiting to find out if …

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