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• EP133: The Mystery Of Lord Lucan With Guest Crime Historian Lindsay Siviter

  *Please note that in parts of this episode the sound on one of the microphones is not as loud as the other mics. We had some sound issues with a wireless mic as we were recording away from the studio & usual equipment.However you can still hear the audio & content.In today's episode we are joined by crime historian & Jack The Ripper expert Lindsay Siviter as we discuss one of Britain's oldest mysteries, the murder of Sandra Rivett & consequent disappearance of her likely killer Lord Lucan.This infamous & shocking case has long been a mystery to many conspiracy theorists & true crime consumers alike, as the question of where Lord Lucan disappeared to on that fateful night in Belgravia, London in 1974 still remains a mystery to this day .Some believed after killing his children's nanny Sandra Rivett when he mistook her for his wife Veronica, Lucan fled the country with the help of his rich, wealthy friends & contacts to ensure a successful escape .Some believe he threw himself into the sea from a ferry ending his own life on the same night he became a killer. Plus there are many more theories that have been suggested or explored as to what became of the troubled Lord. However despite many investigations, leads & dead ends there are still so many questions surrounding Sandra's tragic murder & Lucan's disappearance .Lindsay who has appeared on many documentaries talking about historical crimes, including Unsolved Mysteries shares with us her fascinating insight on the case of Sandra's murder. As well as giving us a glimpse into what the intended victim Lady Lucan herself was like as a person, thanks to the friendship she formed with her in her later years before she took her own life in 2017.This is episode 133The Mystery Of Lord Lucan.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• EP132: Interview with 'The Real ManHunter' Colin Sutton

  This is beyond exciting for us today, because if you have listened since the first ever episode of our podcast, you will know that a certain name has popped up many times. A man who helped bring an end to a deadly murder spree that terrified many of us in our local area of South West London 20 years ago .Colin Sutton was the senior investigating officer in the metropolitan police who formed & spearheaded operation Minstead leading to the capture of serial rapist Delroy Grant aka The NightStalker. His diligence & exceptional investigative work also resulted in him identifying & hunting down one of Britains most notorious & infamous serial killers, Levi Bellfield. One of the only killers in Britain to receive two full life terms after he was found guilty of the murders of Amelie Delagrange, Marsha McDonnell & the abduction & murder of 13 year old schoolgirl Milly Dowler. As well as investigating over 35 other high profile British murder cases. .Colin has written incredibly insightful books on his experiences about investigating such murders during his time in the met police including 'Manhunt' about the & 'Manhunt: The Night Stalker' both of which were adapted into popular ITV television series where he was played by actor Martin Clunes. He has recently released his latest book 'The Real ManHunter casebook' & you can also watch his documentary ''The Real ManHunter' based on his experiences which is available on Amazon Prime.Colin often uses his experience in his discussions where he talks openly about his fascinating & inspiring career in the police force at different theatres around the country.Find out all about how he tracked down one of Britain's most infamous serial killers today right here on Don't Blame The Mom....This is episode 132 ,Interview With Colin Sutton aka 'The Manhunter'See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• EP131: Colin Pitchfork 'The Pathway Killer' Part 2

  Crime Talk Timestamp: 11:28 minutes in This is the concluding part to our deep dive into the heinous case of British school girl killer Colin Pitchfork. After attacking, raping & killing 15 year old Lynda Mann in 1983 he left her body on a deserted footpath in Narborough, Leicestershire along with his DNA at the crime scene. He then slipped back into anonymity, living his normal life & normal job for a few more years, scarily able to hide behind the facade of a normal family man with ease.But in 1986 his strong compulsion to attack & kill took over once again when he murdered 15 year old Dawn Ashworth leaving her body by an isolated footpath again with DNA present. But this time, unbeknownst to father of two Pitchfork something had changed between his first & second murders.Local scientists had pioneered a ground breaking new way to identify criminals using a brand new technique in forensic science, called DNA profiling.This brand new technique that was discovered right before Dawn was murdered soon helped to rule out one young suspect who had already been incarcerated for this crime that he did not commit. Then it helped to decipher who the real killer was after police learned local baker Pitchfork had deceptively paid a colleague to submit his own DNA in place of Pitchforks so he wouldn't be identified ....Two young innocent girls lost their lives at the hands of a wicked, cruel, sadistic sexual predator before he was finally identified. Such was the strength of his sadistic sexual compulsions there was no doubt in investigators minds he would have continued to kill if DNA profiling not been used for the first time ever to identify him & put him behind bars.This is episode 131: Colin Pitchfork 'The Pathway Killer' Part 2 Sources : Wikipedia / bbc.com/ theguardian.com / Sky News / www.gov.uk/ national library of medicine.gov / www.sentencingacademy.org.uk / www.independent.co.uk / Written In Blood -Colin Pitchfork, Ian Simms, Timothy SpencerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• EP130: Colin Pitchfork 'The Pathway Killer' Part 1

  To skip straight to the case-12:52 DNA fingerprinting s a valuable forensic tool that has been hugely instrumental in helping police identify criminals.But where did it begin? When did this cutting edge technology become available leading to millions of murders being solved the world over?The answer to this takes us back to 1983 in Leicestershire, England when 15 year old Lynda Mann was brutally sexually assaulted & murdered. Searches for her killer proved fruitless, until another young girl was murdered three years later.But this time police had a new trick up their sleeve, a ground breaking advancement in forensic science. DNA fingerprinting has since put millions of criminals behind bars ...Police did a sweep of all local men asking them to submit dna to eliminate them from the murders . But when a private conversation is overheard of a man admitting to giving his own dna in place of a friends.This information leads police to the man who hadn't wanted to submit his own DNA, the man who had killed the two victims.The man with the most serial killery name I've ever heard Colin Pitchfork, a local married father.Pitchfork went down in history as being the first murderer ever to be convicted using DNA evidence making him part of British Criminological history & not in a good way.... The British public were in uproar when he was released in 2021 after serving 33 years, before being recalled to prison for breaking rules of his probation. But the question remains will he stay behind bars, or will this child killer be released to live amongst us as a free man, who is free to use his new name once again ..? This is episode 130 Colin Pitchfork The Pathway Killer : Part 1 Sourceshad/.org/ Wikipedia / bbc.com/ Sky News.com/ the guardian.com/ medical detectives/ Murderpedia /See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• EP129: Mistaken, The Murder Of Jonelle Melton

  Skip straight to the crime talk at 13:03On September 14th 2019 33 year old much loved teacher Jonelle Melton failed to show up to teach her class at the local school. Concerned colleagues ask her estranged husband Micheal to drive over to hers & check on her. When he does he is greeted by a grisly & bloody discovery. Jonelle had been tortured & murdered in her Neptune City apartment, New Jersey.Jonelles violent death shocked the community & very soon suspicion from all angles fell on the one closest to her, Micheal . But no arrest was ever made for Jonelles murder, as months turned into years, as time passed by her case gets colder. And Michael's life continues to unravel under the constant cloak of suspicion.Until finally a new detective gets a lead that helps to break this ice cold case wide open, exposing three heartless career criminals as the real killers. This is a truly tragic story involving a tangled web of deadly misidentification, greed, a botched burglary, heartless criminals & a man whose life was nearly destroyed by wrongful accusations.Most importantly at the heart of it all one innocent woman Jonelle had her life senselessly taken in such a brutal way.....This is episode 129Mistaken : The Murder Of Jonelle Melton Sources:Wikipedia / Ebony.com/. Eu.app.com- asbury park press/ See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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