REAL presents..... Who Killed Billie-Jo?Billie-Jo Jenkins was found murdered in the home of her foster family in February 1997. She was just 13-years-old. Who would kill this innocent young girl? And why?In this eight-part true crime podcast series, produced independently by TV Producer Naomi Channell, each episode will carefully detail the facts that make up this complex case. We'll hear from peo... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTrue Crime |
After over a decade and three trials later... Sion Jenkins says he now knows who killed Billie-Jo. And that he even spoke to him... just minutes after he discovered her body. more
In this episode, we go to Hastings to re-trace some of the steps from that fateful day. With the prosecution putting so much emphasis on Sion Jenkins timeline, could he really have killed her in a three minute window? more
In this episode, we hear from a close friend of Billie-Jo's and get some insight into who Billie was. more
Sion Jenkins has made history. He is the first man in Britain to be tried three times for the same crime. more
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Naomi does an excellent podcast and delves into each case throughly and gives us facts about each case!
I’m not really one for true crime podcasts but after this being recommended by a friend, I am absolutely hooked. This is the way they should be done! The delivery of this podcast is thoughtful, caring and so sensitively done. You can really tell the hours of research put into each episode. It’s so important to remind the public of those cases that sometimes just get forgotten and I really hope one day these podcasts are the reason why some people are brought to justice.
Naomi has a unique way of storytelling that is not only unbiased, but is delivered in a compassionate way - not only to those in the story but to the listener. One of the best true crime podcasts out there. Keep up the good work!
I like to support independent podcasts and was impressed with this one. Well researched and very interesting subjects, many of which I haven’t heard before which is refreshing. One of the few true crime podcasts don’t sensationalise the cases which is appreciated. Naomi’s voice is smooth and feels gentle and warm. She is one of the more balanced hosts too, seeing all sides which is refreshing.
Really liked the first couple of series that focused on specific cases - Naomi is clearly compassionate to victims and thorough in her investigations. But now I’m listening to all the prison episodes and she’s coming across well Tory. Study after study has shown that treating prisoners like they’re not human leads to increased recidivism, not rehabilitation. She’s even trotting out the tired Daily Mail trope ‘It’S lIkE a ReTrEaT’. Sure, there have to be rules and limits and our prison systems ar... more
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Spotify | #11 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #38 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Spotify | #31 | Australia/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #237 | Australia/True Crime |
Spotify | #66 | Ireland/Top Podcasts |
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