### WINNER 'Outstanding Indie Podcast at the True Crime Awards 2024. ### What makes a criminal? What makes a truly great detective? Award-winning TV crime correspondent Robert Murphy speaks with people involved with some of the most fascinating true crime cases of recent years: detectives, victims, experts and sometimes even the criminals themselves. What drives a person to ignore the morals, laws... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime |
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Heard Roberts episode with Naomi on Real and am so glad I came across this podcast. Just listened to the Penelope Jackson episodes, brilliantly told. Thanks. A new listener!
This podcast is interesting and treats its subject matter with a sensitivity that is rare in true crime. It’s not flashy. The interest comes from the cases themselves and the interviews with the people involved. The episodes with crime writers are a nice treat.
The awful woman in the Lucan episodes really has drunk the cool aid: she’s completely starstruck by what she calls “the poshos”, spouting ludicrous theories that attempt to exonerate Lucan and which sadly go unquestioned. A shame, because the presenter is clearly highly intelligent, experienced and professional.
I’ve long had a fascination about the Lucan case after seeing a documentary called “Dead Lucky” in around 1994, and the 3 episodes appeared on search on Apple Podcasts. Its very well produced with a good flow of narrative with expert information. I didn’t think it was possible to learn much new about the Lucan case but I certainly did here. I will now tune into other episodes.
I am not impressed with the most recent Lord Lucan episode. This ghastly old toff’s analysis, who clearly fancied Lord Lucan- do bog off dear.
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