A Christmas Thank You from Murder Mile UK True Crime Podcast
This is a special Christmas thank you from myself (Michael) to all the Murder Mile listeners to wish you a very Merry Christmas, a happy holiday and a joyous New Year, featuring some listener question...
25 Des 202056min
The Four Faces of The Camden Ripper - Omnibus Edition (Anthony Hardy)
This is the omnibus edition of The Four Faces of The Camden Ripper, that's all four episodes together with the waffle (Extra Mile) taken out, as many listeners asked for it with the multi-part series....
25 Des 20202h 6min
#119 - The Four Faces of The Camden Ripper - Part Four (Tony the Maniac)
This is Part Four of a four-part series into The Camden Ripper. The truth about may never be known, as it’s hard to understand who he is, as he appeared to be a different person to different people at...
24 Des 20201h 14min
#118 - The Four Faces of The Camden Ripper - Part Three (Tony the Sadist)
This is Part Three of a four-part series into The Camden Ripper. The truth about may never be known, as it’s hard to understand who he is, as he appeared to be a different person to different people a...
17 Des 20201h
#117 - The Four Faces of The Camden Ripper - Part Two (Tony The Addict)
This is Part Two of a four-part series into The Camden Ripper. The truth about may never be known, as it’s hard to understand who he is, as he appeared to be a different person to different people at ...
10 Des 20201h
#116 - The Four Faces of The Camden Ripper - Part One (Tony The Alcoholic)
This is Part One of a four-part series into The Camden Ripper. The truth about may never be known, as it’s hard to understand who he is, as he appeared to be a different person to different people at ...
3 Des 20201h 7min
#115 - The Lethal Evidence of Sir Bernard Spilsbury (Bloomsbury, London)
Sir Bernard Spilsbury was an acclaimed pathologist and the father of forensic science whose most celebrated case made his name and changed the face of murder investigations forever. But how solid was ...
26 Nov 20201h 13min
#114 - The Incompetence of John Carragher (Covent Garden, London)
On Friday 29th March 1968 at roughly 4:20pm, 56-year-old wages clerk Frederick Monk was bludgeoned to death by an unknown assailant inside of a locked office. The attack was brutal, but nothing was st...
19 Nov 20201h 4min
