
Dive into a world of bizarre crimes with brazen criminals that will leave you scratching your head for answers.
Rima Ahmed explores audacious heists, secret drugs bunkers and stolen identities with reporters who have lived and breathed these criminal cases.
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Presenter: Rima Ahmed. Written and produced by Luke de Costa. Online Producer: Rachae... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Former zoo worker Bradley Tomes hatches a plan to steal and sell Humboldt penguins Patrick and Penny from South Lakes Safari Zoo in Cumbria.
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Presenter: Rima Ahmed. Produced by Luke de Costa. Researcher: Bet... more
Criminal mastermind, James ‘Jimmy’ Sheen, steals a world famous golden toilet worth £4.8m from Blenheim Palace. But who’s going to take it off his hands?
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Presenter: Rima Ahmed Reporter: Clodagh Stenson Prod... more
Gary Youds senses that cannabis drug legalisation is imminent and opens up a cannabis café in Liverpool. The law change doesn’t happen, so police shut it down.
Gary goes to jail, however, he continues to fight for the right to keep his cannabis caf... more
Jaswant Chail wants to bring down ‘the empire’ and his first act is to harm a British Royal.
Inspired by Star Wars and encouraged by his ‘girlfriend’, he puts his deadly plan into action.
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Really captures your attention from start to finish, every episode is really interesting and full of odd twists! Absolutely one of my fave shows!
I've listened to all of them. I check every day to see if a new one has come out yet. Keep making more don't stop. :)
Great story telling and production.
Are there more episodes coming?
Engaging and interesting - great host
Quirky, interesting, quick, approachable. I love Rima – great host.
The one thing I found a little weird is the podcast seemed a bit judgemental about one or two minor property crimes, and seems to take a couple of what seemed to me more serious crimes were treated a bit more humourlessly – but this is a very minor criticism.
Overall 5/5, more of this please . . .!
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This series offers a captivating exploration of peculiar and audacious crimes that challenge listeners' perceptions. Each episode presents bizarre narratives involving everything from elaborate heists to shocking personal betrayals, all enriched by the insights of journalists familiar with these real-life cases. The engaging storytelling style encourages a blend of fascination and disbelief, with a light-hearted approach to serious subjects, setting it apart from more traditional true crime content. The series actively invites its audience to ponder the absurdity of these events while delivering compelling narratives that entertain as they inform.
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