
Blood Ties 2.0 marks the return of the father-daughter duo Geoffrey and Molly Wansell. Their weekly conversations often turn to murder — the very reason they launched the original Blood Ties. Now, due to popular demand, they’re back with a brand-new series, revisiting notorious cases and uncovering the psychology behind real-life killers. Gripping stories, chilling insights, and the unique perspec... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 232 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Dorothea Puente looked like the perfect landlady. Warm. Trustworthy. Harmless. But behind the doors of her Sacramento boarding house lurked something far darker.
Throughout the 1980s, she preyed on the elderly and mentally disabled, offering shelter... more
Steve Wright was already one of Britain’s most notorious killers. Known as the Suffolk Strangler, he was given a whole life sentence in 2008 for murdering five women in Ipswich. The case shocked the nation and left lasting scars on a community that h... more
In the early hours of a summer morning, a city that should have been asleep became the scene of something unthinkable.
On 13 June 2023, a series of violent attacks unfolded across Nottingham. What began as a quiet walk home for two students ended in... more
In this episode of Blood Ties, Geoffrey and Molly Wansell examine the chilling case of Stephen Port, a serial killer who hid in plain sight in modern London.
On the surface, Port seemed deeply unremarkable. A softly spoken bus depot chef who kept la... more
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The continuous interruptions from Molly make this a very hard listen esp as they do not add anything to the show, no new learnings or extra knowledge. Makes me want to turn off.
Such an interesting podcast, told with empathy and compassion. I enjoyed watching Geoffrey on tv years ago too. I missed it so much when you took a break, I’m so pleased you’re back.
I love this show, I listen every morning on my way to work with a cup of coffee, perfect routine to soundtrack the morning. I often feel that I’m having a story read by the people’s Grandad, keep going guys we appreciate you!
I am so glad Geoffrey and Molly are back!!!!!!
Excellent True Crime podcast, glad it's back
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This true crime show features a father-daughter duo who turn murder cases into thoughtful storytelling. Episodes mix case history with psychological context, focusing on victims, crime dynamics, and the human side of justice. The dynamic between the hosts—calm, empathetic, and gently humorous—gives the genre a fresh, personal angle, often exploring ethics, media influence, and the societal impacto of crime. A notable draw is the pair's ongoing return after a hiatus and their deep-dive conversations that balance respect for victims with accessible, engaging narration.
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