
Gripping True Crime stories from neighbourhoods across the UK.
Series 10. The baffling story of a cyclist who vanished in the Scottish Highlands.
Previously on Crime Next Door:
Series 1. An Assassin Comes to Town Gunshots kickstart an extraordinary tale of state terrorism.
Series 2. Servants and Saints Exploring the story and allegations of a global religious group.
Series 3. Death on the Farm Aft... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Tony Parsons didn't know how long his cycle ride would take. It might be one day. it could be three. All his family knew was that he'd come back through the door before too long. So when he didn't, they began to worry. This episode tells the story of... more
When Tony Parsons announced that he had a new idea to raise some money it raised few eyebrows. He'd already walked the Highland Way, and Hadrian's Wall. But this time, he wanted to do something different... a cycle ride...through the Highlands of Sco... more
When Tony Parsons set off for a charity cycle ride through the highlands of Scotland - his family assumed he would return with tales to tell. But Tony Parsons never came back. How could someone vanish on a busy road, with no trace of what happened? T... more
The monster becomes a man, British policing is changed forever and deposed Detective Bob Booth has a final shot at redemption in the Lesley Whittle case.
Hear a chilling account of heroic acts and the actual voice of 'The Black Panther'.
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Short and catchy episodes are enough to keep you engaged and easy to follow.
Episode 9 had me sitting on the edge of my seat
Very over produced with an indulgent host who’s very hammy in her delivery. No real compassion for the victim and family.
Generally very good content.
A well presented, interesting and informative listen for each one I’ve listed to. Series 4,7&9 are very good
Series 9.
The one negative is that, in my opinion, it’s over produced.
When we’re in the presence or to be thinking about ‘the bad guy’ we get this over the top heavy breathing. No one wants to hear that!
Also there is a section where for reasons unknown, feeling of suspense maybe, the narrator suddenly has this stupid echo which adds nothing and just anno... more
Episodes are far too short, the whole podcast could have been made into one episode. Perhaps half an episode, if you take out the unnecessary repetitive, commentary. Most of the commentary was annoying and kept breaking into the flow of the story.
This episode was was so utterly heartbreaking & I recognise the bravery of the family in their willingness for it go public, in the hope that crimes like these will be acted on in a timely manner by the law.
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This series presents gripping true crime narratives that explore unsettling events occurring in neighborhoods across the UK. Each episode typically focuses on individual cases, such as kidnappings, historical crimes, and the personal stories of those involved, whether victims, perpetrators, or law enforcement. Themes of justice, community, and the bizarre intricacies of both criminal and societal behavior emerge, punctuated by vivid storytelling that pulls listeners into the heart of each case. The series not only recounts shocking incidents but also highlights broader discussions about safety, accountability, and morality in society.
Notably, the podcast stands out for its commitment to delivering localized crime stories that reflect the ... more
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