
A Podcast dedicated to UK missing people and unresolved cases.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 331 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

On the 6th of August 1994, a cyclist who was taking part in a time trial on Rainford bypass in St Helens found the naked body of a young woman. This would turn out to be 23 year old Julie Finley who had last been seen the night before in Liverpool ci... more
On January 6th 1991, a father and son went fishing in Pennington Flash in Leigh, Greater Manchester. They discovered body parts floating in bin bags. The remains were that of Maria Christina Requena who worked as a sex worker in Manchester city centr... more
In the early hours of Saturday 25th of August 1991, a police officer came across an abandoned car on a industrial estate in Penketh in Warrington. He realised that this woman had been attacked and had passed away. This was 42 year old Vera Anderson w... more
On the 18th October 1988, the naked body of 31 year old Linda Donaldson was found off Winwick lane in Lowton, Warrington. She had last been seen in Liverpool's red light district. Despite many enquiries being made into her murder it remains unsolved ... more
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I just can’t listen to this voice.
I have listened to all of the episodes and have found them really interesting. Whilst some are shorter than others that is probably because that is the only information available but I can only imagine how much work goes into researching the cases. Caprice does a really good job of highlighting cases that would otherwise be forgotten or worse still never have been reported on.
Caprice has the best voice and her delivery is so professional. The podcast always features interesting cases, and cases are well researched and presented with compassion. The short format is a nice change of pace from most other podcasts too.
What spoils this is the mannered presentation and the decreasing quality over that last few months. Episodes are shorter, shallow and very short on detail which suggests poor research. She sounds a bit like she reads something aloud and never deviates from it so it is 'wooden' sounding. She repeated some expressions often which becomes very noticable. 'It is known that' is one that is just irritating. Her flat, monotonous voice is irritating after a while. However, she tries hard and selects cas... more
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Apple Podcasts | #180 |
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A concise, heavily UK-focused true crime podcast that regularly covers missing people and unresolved deaths across Britain. Episodes thread together victim backgrounds, crime scenes, investigative timelines, and public appeals for information, often weaving archival context, media coverage, and forensic updates to illuminate long-running cases. Listeners tend to value respectful storytelling, careful research, and a calm, measured delivery, though some episodes are noted for shorter length and less detail. A notable strength is its consistent emphasis on the victims and families, with a clear call to action for information sharing while avoiding sensationalism.
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