
Gripping True Crime stories from neighbourhoods across the UK.
Series 12. The Beast of Birkenhead Diane Sindall's murder in Merseyside led to Britain’s longest miscarriage of justice. Peter Sullivan's conviction collapsed after 38 years leaving the real killer unknown.
Previously on Crime Next Door:
Series 1. An Assassin Comes to Town Gunshots kickstart an extraordinary tale of state terrorism.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In 1986, Diane Sindall leaves work to drive home but never arrives. What happened that night marks the start of a decades long unsolved case.
Through testimony from those who knew her and those who encountered the crime scene, we look at Diane’s fin... more
The murder of Diane Sindall in Birkenhead, Merseyside led to Britain’s longest miscarriage of justice when local man Peter Sullivan's conviction collapsed after 38 years.
This series returns to the streets, alleyways and estates of Birkenhead where ... more
With the crime apparently solved, one unanswered question continues to hang over the village - and everyone connected to the case - a quarter of a century on.
Presenter: Meic Parry Story Producer: Andrew Dickson Assistant Producer: Katie Hill Execut... more
As journalists get a first glimpse of the accused in court, they face strict secrecy around reporting his identity. Meanwhile, detectives face a reckoning – will the case hold up?
Presenter: Meic Parry Story Producer: Andrew Dickson Assistant Produc... more
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Sadly I thought this was a dull as dish water and so drawn out just get on with it!!
Actually thought this show was joke. If you have 8 hours of you life to waste this pod cast is for you. If you want to know what the the postman had for his breakfast 3 months before discovering the 2 bodies this show is for you. If you want to know know what everyone in the village had for the breakfast on the morning of a double murder this show was a foe you. If you want to understand why people have stopped paying for tv licence just listen to this show. Wow!!!
The ads at the beginning and end plus the long musical intro probably take up as much time as the episode itself. This isnt the US. We can concentrate for more than five minutes.
This series promised me something I’d never have begun to imagine, or something like that when in fact it was exactly what I what I did imagine.
I’m enjoying this series, although the episodes are very short. But why were episodes 3 and 4 released while 2 remains Subscribers Only? ?? I may not continue
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A gripping true crime series that investigates neighbourhoods across the UK, often focusing on high-profile or enigmatic cases and their ripple effects on communities. Episodes combine survivor testimony, legal nuances, and detailed reconstruction to trace how crimes unfold, the investigation, and the social impact on families and towns. Noteworthy is the focus on local contexts and the human aftermath, from rural Welsh communities to Scottish highlands, with production that emphasizes atmosphere and stakes, and occasional critique of pacing or overproduction. This is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy in-depth crime storytelling, investigative nuance, and a strong sense of place, with a preference for case-by-case examinations rather ... more
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