Gripping True Crime stories from neighbourhoods across the UK.
Series 8. When a Catfish Kills ‘Chloe’ isn’t a real girl. She’s a catfish and her depraved demands have fatal consequences.
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 religi... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
What do you do when someone you trust turns out to not exist?
When ‘Chloe’ starts messaging other teenage girls on social media she is friendly. Fun. Interested. Soon she sends explicit photos, and asks her new friends to send some back. That’s whe... more
What do you do when someone you trust turns out to not exist?
When ‘Chloe’ starts messaging other teenage girls on social media she is friendly. Fun. Interested. Soon she sends explicit photos, and asks her new friends to send some back. That’s whe... more
What do you do when someone you trust turns out to not exist?
When ‘Chloe’ starts messaging other teenage girls on social media she is friendly. Fun. Interested. Soon she sends explicit photos, and asks her new friends to send some back. That’s whe... more
Journalist Mark McGivern endures a chilling face-to-face encounter with Mags as the Haneys are backed into a corner. With the public’s attention firmly fixed on the crime family, the police are forced to act.
Presenter: Myles Bonnar Written by: Chri... more
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A very good investigative crime series covering some stories you may not have heard of, and some you definitely have - the Salisbury Poisonings deep-dive is a subject I didn't think had anything new to be said about it, but it's probably the highlight of the whole series. In particular, their interview with former PM Theresa May sheds new light on what was going on behind the scenes! Recommended.
I think it is an interesting topic about this religious group, i think Irish origins. But the presenter’s accent made it hard to focus on the show. She is probably Irish and whilst it is a beautiful accent, it’s quite hard to follow and focus. Gave up after the first episode
lol spending half an episode exploring a nonexistent and completely unsubstantiated “hate crime against Muslims” angle
woke cultists just can’t help themselves
As season 16 episode 4 is ending I started to catch on. The first episode has content but the rest are filler so they can have a higher number of episodes I guess. Episode 4 ended and I was left thinking … what was the point of that except maybe two new sentences. It drags so I’m assuming the topic is more cut and dry than this podcast can deal with.
Very interesting and informative.
I’ve enjoyed all the series so far, although I need to catch up on the latest Golden Toilet one: it’s a Bank Holiday weekend, so... a golden opportunity to do just that!
I’m sure future series will be equally good and will continue listening.
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True crime stories unfold in gripping detail, exploring the darker elements of communities across the UK. Notable narratives include the rise and fall of vigilante figures, community responses to tragedy and crime, and the impacts of media coverage on real-life crime events. Each episode examines complex issues from various perspectives, involving police interactions, community activism, and the profound consequences of crime on families. The storytelling approach highlights not just individual cases but also the societal implications and moral dilemmas inherent in these true crime tales, making it compelling for listeners interested in societal issues and justice.
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Recent guests on Crime Next Door include:
1. Ed Johnson
2. Tim Bugler
3. Mark McGivern
4. Joan Burney
5. Caroline Dunbar
6. Dr. Abdul Shakoor
7. Hugh Wilson
8. Nick Newbury
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