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Crime + Investigation Play - What to watch in September 2023
Find out about the new shows streaming on Crime + Investigation Play in September
Britain's most prolific female serial killers
Alongside her husband, Rosemary West is responsible for the murders of at least 10 young women in the 1970s and 80s
Brazil's most prolific serial killers
Pedro Rodrigues Filho was given a 128-year sentence for killing more than 70 people, but Brazilian law prohibits anyone serving more than 30 years behind bars
The crimes of Mick Philpott: From attempted murder to the arson that killed his children
Mick Philpott received significant media coverage because of his previous crimes and his unconventional living situation
Top holiday podcast recommendations
Diana Safieh, co-host of the 'Switchblade Sisters Social Club', recommends the best true crime podcasts to pair with your next holiday
Linda Carty: The only British woman on death row
Linda Carty could become the first British woman to be executed in the USA since Ruth Ellis in 1955
4 women who were executed on death row
Aileen Wuornos' time on death row was turbulent. She accused prison staff of tainting her food and psychologically abusing her in the hope of making her commit suicide
Everything you need to know about 'Women on Death Row'
Today, approximately 2,500 inmates are living on death row in the United States and only about 50 of them are women
Facts about the death penalty in the USA
Executions resumed in the USA on 17th January 1977, when Gary Gilmore was executed via firing squad in Utah
Show Notes: 'Switchblade Sisters Social Club' podcast Q&A
There are hundreds of true crime podcasts available across every platform, so this is your chance to meet the people behind the microphones and discover your next favourite listen.
The jealous cop who murdered her ex-boyfriend's new wife
It took over two decades for Stephanie Lazarus to finally be arrested for the murder of Sherri Rasmussen
5 TikTok stars accused of murder
24-year-old Mahek Bukhari was found guilty of murder along with her mum in 2023 following a fatal car crash in Leicestershire
The hunt for the Long Island Serial Killer
In total, police think the serial killer has murdered and dumped the bodies of at least 11 women on Gilgo Beach, New York
Who Killed Tupac?
On the evening of 7th September 1996, Tupac was shot multiple times in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas. His killer has never been found
The Central Park Five: A landmark case of injustice and redemption
Five ethnic minority teenagers were incorrectly sent to prison for a brutal attack on Trisha Meili in 1989
A true crime podcast host's recommendations for every occasion
Diana Safieh, co-host of the 'Switchblade Sisters Social Club', shares her top true crime podcast recommendations for whatever mood you're in
The Loverboy Method: How to spot this human trafficking technique
In the Loverboy Method, human traffickers weaponise affection to lure young, vulnerable, impressionable women and girls into their traps
The Great Train Robbery: Six decades later
August 2023 marks the 60th anniversary of the so-called 'Crime of the Century' in which 17 men comprehensibly raided a mail train in Buckinghamshire
Everything you need to know about Murder Detective season 2
Murder Detective takes viewers inside murder investigations and reveals how the cases were cracked using modern crime-solving techniques
What happened to Nicola Payne? One of the UK's biggest unsolved cases
Nicola Payne went missing in Coventry in 1991 when walking to visit her parents. She has never been found
The real crimes behind 'Killers of the Flower Moon'
Martin Scorsese's upcoming film tells the true story of the Native Americans who were murdered after oil was discovered on their land
The teacher who concealed her boyfriend's murder while she was 'off sick' with Covid
Fiona Beal's attorney claimed she committed manslaughter after her partner, Nicholas Billingham, emotionally manipulated her across several years
Crime + Investigation Play - What to watch in August 2023
Find out about the new shows streaming on Crime + Investigation Play in August 2023
True crime anniversaries in August
From the killing of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman to the Great Train Robbery, these are the most notable crimes that have happened during August
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'Cult-mom' Lori Vallow murdered her 'zombie' children
Lori Vallow believed her two children had turned into 'zombies' and the only way to eliminate them was by destroying their bodies
How to watch '60 Days In: The Jail' in the UK
In the eighth season of '60 Days In: The Jail', seven volunteers choose to enter the Pitt County Detention Center in North Carolina
Think before you post: The rules of social media libel
Say the wrong thing on social media, and you might find yourself paying an eye-watering amount in libel damages
Show Notes: 'British Murders' podcast Q&A
In this inaugural Show Notes podcast Q&A, we spoke to Stuart Blues, the host of British Murders
4 times electronic devices helped solve criminal cases
Data from Julia’s Apple Watch proved invaluable in the case against her killer. It showed her heart rate shot up the exact moment she spotted him in the woods
7 serial killers who taunted the police
The Zodiac Killer sent countless mocking letters to the police which included specific details about his crimes and difficult-to-solve ciphers
The toughest high-security prisons in the world
Recognised as the only remaining supermax prison in the US, ADX Florence is often seen as the most secure jail in the world
4 US presidents who fell foul of the law
President Richard Nixon was involved in the cover-up of the Watergate scandal, the largest political upset in US history
South Africa's most prolific serial killers
Moses Sithole was convicted of killing 38 women, but police suspect he may have been responsible for the deaths of at least 75
Exposing Parchman: New documentary reveals a prison 'built for torture'
In December 2019, inmates housed in Unit 29 of the max security Mississippi State Penitentiary, also known as Parchman, began posting videos to social media
True crime anniversaries in July
From the London Bombings in 2005 to the first Moors Murder, these are the terrible crimes that happened in July
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