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Crime Next Door

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Gripping True Crime stories from neighbourhoods across the UK.

Series 9. The Cop, The Kidnap and The Killer A girl is kidnapped from her home by a man known as 'The Black Panther'. A ransom note is found and police must race to bring the teenager home.

Previously on Crime Next Door:

Series 1. An Assassin Comes to Town Gunshots kickstart an extraordinary tale of state terrorism.

Series 2. Servants ... more

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Latest Episodes

As Bob Booth’s reputation plummets, 'The Black Panther's' is reinforced in the minds of an increasingly terrified population.

For the first time, we begin to discover the motivation behind his actions and why he targeted Lesley Whittle.

This series... more

Faced with deceptions and dead-ends, Detective Chief Superintendent Bob Booth devises an audacious plan to catch the so-called ‘Black Panther' and save Lesley Whittle.

What follows is an elaborate deception of his own, involving the Whittle family a... more

The case takes a dramatic turn when a seemingly unconnected crime reveals a chilling back-story. Lesley Whittle’s kidnapper is far more dangerous than they imagined.

'Perfect detective' Bob Booth is faced with a far-from-perfect investigation and th... more

Detective Chief Superintendent Robert 'Bob' Booth from West Mercia Police is tested by the rarest of crimes.

He faces an unprecedented challenge after 17-year-old Lesley Whittle is kidnapped from her home in Highley, Shropshire, and a ransom note i... more

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Recent Guests

Ronald Whittle
Brother of Lesley Whittle involved in the ransom demand communication
Episode: 3. An Extraordinary Plan
Bob Booth
Detective Chief Superintendent spearheading the kidnap investigation
Episode: 3. An Extraordinary Plan
Ed Johnson
Journalist covering the Haney family story
Local Journalist
Episode: 3. A Family From Hell
Tim Bugler
Freelance reporter with extensive experience in Stirling
Episode: 3. A Family From Hell
Mark McGivern
Chief reporter at The Daily Record
The Daily Record
Episode: 3. A Family From Hell
Joan Burney
Journalist who appeared on Kilroy alongside Mags
Episode: 3. A Family From Hell
Caroline Dunbar
Neighbour of the Haneys, gave first-hand accounts of their impact
Episode: 3. A Family From Hell
Dr. Abdul Shakoor
Father of the deceased children and survivor of the house fire
Episode: 2. A second fire
Hugh Wilson
Neighbor who witnessed the aftermath of the fire
Episode: 2. A second fire

Hosts

Amy Beth McNulty
Presenter of Crime Next Door
Myles Bonnar
Host of Crime Next Door

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 357 ratings
  • DISAPPOINTING

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    drum to a different beat
    Australia2 months ago
  • Series 8, ep 6 part 2

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    junejan20
    New Zealand2 months ago
  • Jo

    If they truly believed that this was a murder / suicide, why are they buried together in the same grave? Really interesting podcast shedding light on rural Welsh life.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    J Curry MBE
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • 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.

    Podchaser
    5
    Louise Reeve
    5 months ago
  • Series 2- Servants & Saints

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Pixiebixie
    New Zealand6 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the deep investigative approach and its compelling storytelling.
Overall, there is a strong positive sentiment towards the clarity and accessibility of information provided in each episode.
Listeners express dissatisfaction when episodes delve into topics they perceive as tangential or unnecessary.
The exploration of community dynamics and justice themes appears to resonate strongly with the audience.
Some find the varying episode lengths and content pacing inconsistent, with calls for tighter editing to enhance the narrative flow.

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Apple Podcasts
#32
United Kingdom/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#103
Italy/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#140
Australia/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#54
Ireland/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#56
Saudi Arabia/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#80
New Zealand/True Crime

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5. 3500
Q: How do you even begin to manage a case this size?
It's unmanageable, especially with the large number of victims involved; the focus is on a representative sample for prosecution.
5. 3500
Q: A question I have is how does he find his victims?
McCartney has a type, targeting young, female individuals who are questioning their sexuality.
2. A second fire
Q: Did you ever ask explicitly if he may have had something to do with it?
Yes, difficult questions had to be asked about Dr. Shakoor’s involvement.
16. Protecting the Public
Q: Did Dame Sally Davis warn the public explicitly in March not to pick up anything they didn't drop in case it was contaminated?
Dame Sally believed she communicated this advice, but there is no evidence of a public warning issued before Dawn Sturgis' death.
16. Protecting the Public
Q: What was being done to keep people in Salisbury safe?
Authorities were conducting searches for the nerve agent, but there were concerns about an ongoing risk of exposure to the public.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Crime Next Door

What is Crime Next Door about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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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Crime Next Door launched 2 years ago and published 81 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Crime Next Door include:

1. Ronald Whittle
2. Bob Booth
3. Ed Johnson
4. Tim Bugler
5. Mark McGivern
6. Joan Burney
7. Caroline Dunbar
8. Dr. Abdul Shakoor

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