Spree: British True Crime: Recent Episodes
Spree - Digital Cauldron Productions
A British podcast presented by Rachael Reynolds and Theo A Night. The hosts discuss all things true crime, paranormal and just plain weird. Each episode ends with a dumb criminal.
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Theo explores a harrowing case of supposed demonic possession which had deadly consequences.
Rachael covers the case of Mitrice Richardson, a woman of colour who was let down by various authorities on multiple levels.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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Rachael explores the case of Trevaline Evans, a Welsh woman who seemingly vanished into thin air.
Theo discusses the greatest peacetime disaster in South Korean history; the Sampoong Department Collapse.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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In keeping with spooky season, Theo discusses a British cryptid supposedly hanging around Cornwall. How is it there and what did it do? Listen to find out.
Rachael explores a infamous grisly case which would make anyone concerned about living in an isolated area. Travelling to Bavaria, Rachael discusses Hinterkaifeck.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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Rachael discusses the murder of Deborah Linsley, a woman killed on a populated train with barely any witnesses.
Theo enters the world of folklore to discuss scary, odd and funny stories surrounding a well known figure; the Devil.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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Theo goes to the distant past to discuss a strange occurrences like hens laying prophecies and ghosts objecting to cons.
Rachael addresses the unsolved case of Libby German and Abigail Williams, two murdered teenagers who managed to record their possible killer.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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100 EPISODES!
For this milestone both hosts are going to be discussing a Japanese cult from the early 80s. Believing they would bring the end of the world they tried multiple methods in which to inflict the most harm at a wide scale. Murder, kidnapping and strange anime were all attributed to the cult. But it was 1995 when it all came to ahead...
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We go to anxiety inducing levels this week when Rachael covers a case of criminal negligence. Theme parks are supposed to induced heart pounding fun, particularly roller coasters. But things don't go to plan when Alton Towers, The Smiler, isn't checked properly.
Theo travels back to the 1800s which has more than on horror. The horror of general life such as enslavement and underaged marriage along with the horror of a homicidal spectre.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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Theo highlights the case of sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, two women of colour who had their lives taken by a brutal killer. The case shows glaring misconduct by the Metropolitan Police that let down the victims and their family.
Rachael dives into the bizarre case of Bashir Kouchacji. Kidnapped and tortured, he managed to signal for help. A dark moment in his life, Bashir believed it to be over. Until a mysterious caller started a campaign of harassment against him which escalated into deadly territory.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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Rachael delves into the oldest case yet when discussing what happened to the princes in the tower.
Theo discusses a curious ghost town where a mine fire from the 60s still burns today.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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This episode explores the reason why in certain airports one might be required to take their shoes off. Theo delves into the case.
Rachael takes on a strange case involving a con-woman named Samantha Azzopardi. She does something many are reluctant to do: return to high school as an adult.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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The hosts take you to the 1980s where Rachael delves into the mysterious death of Zigmund Adamski. Many theories were speculated but one seemed to look beyond Earth as an explanation...
Theo discusses a more recent case which took place in Italy where a case of foolish decisions led to deadly consequences.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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This weeks episode sees the hosts follow the theme of travel. Theo kickstarts in the 1980s where the apparent victims of a vicious killer work for minicab companies.
Rachael delves into the case of Lars Mittank, a German tourist last seen at Varna Airport before vanishing without a trace.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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Rachael gets cynical (surprise!) about the recent Horizon Post Office scandal. A saga as old as the millennium.
Theo discusses the Monster with 21 Faces, a Japanese case which targeted a sacred item; snacks.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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We return! In this weeks episode, Theo discusses the murder of Ann Heron. Rachael delves into the case of Anni Dewani.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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1900, three lighthouse keepers mysteriously vanish on the isolated Flannan Isles. Rachael discusses what might have happened.
Going back to the world of horror movies, Theo mixes together true crime and the supernatural with an infamous case; the Amityville murders/horror.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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Theo explores a case just over two hundred years old which had a far reaching influence in British law. It began with a ghost and ended with murder.
Rachael brings us to a modern paranormal phenomena. Black Eyed Children have been discussed on paranormal sites for years. Rachael discusses eye witnesses accounts.
As always, we finish with a dumb criminal.
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In 1978, Genette Tate was on a paper round when she suddenly vanished. Rachael discusses the case.
A lot of horror films are influenced by folklore. Theo explores the legend of Okiku's well and its impact on media.
As always, the episode ends with a dumb criminal.
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Theo visits a small town in England named Hexham. During the 70s, two curious stone heads were unearthed. Soon after the discovery, odd things begun to occur. Discussing the case, a familiar goat band make a return...
Rachael delves into a case from 2000 revolving around historical finds. A mummy believed to be a Persian Princess is seized by the authorities and studied. However, not all is not as it seems...
As always, the episode ends with a dumb criminal.
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This week, Rachael delves into the mysterious death of Daniel Morgan. A British Private Investigator, his murder still has not been solved to this day. Surrounded by police corruption, failed inquiries and a scandals, what happened for this case to be waylaid so badly?
Theo changes the atmosphere a bit by discussing an original prankster. William Horace de Vere Cole was part of the Irish gentry. And he loved nothing more than a good joke. One of his targets becoming infamous in British history. As always, the hosts finish with a dumb criminal.
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Ushering in 2021, the hosts reflect on recent events in America.
Theo kicks off the episode with the Marchioness Disaster. Designed as a pleasure boat, the Marchioness was hired for a birthday party in 1989. However, the night doesn't go according to plan as tragedy strikes.
Moving over to America, Rachael goes to Ohio 1976 when a rash of poison pen letters start to make the rounds. Accusing people of various crimes, the letters are mainly directed at Mary Gillispie. Things just get weirder from there.
As always, the episode ends with a dumb criminal.
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The hosts finally lose their minds after the year that was 2020.
This episode sees Rachael cover the infamous Canoe-man disappearance. John Darwin went missing in 2002 after taking a trip to sea on his canoe. Of course, this case isn't as cut and dry as you'd think.
Theo moves onto folklore in America. There seems to be an abundance of Goatmen with odd behaviours in the USA. How can a seven-foot cryptid seek into a house through a window without anyone noticing? Much discussion is had.
As always the episode ties off with a dumb criminal.
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Skydiving is a exciting yet terrifying hobby. Yet for Victoria Cilliers, it was a passion. With just under 3,000 jumps to her name, Victoria was confident in her safety. However, one eventful jump almost led to her death and completely unravelled her world. Theo discusses the case.
Rachael moves onto the odd case of Rebecca Zahau, a woman found dead shortly after her stepson is mortally injured. The police ruled it as a suicide but there appears to more than meets the eye.
The episode finishes with the hosts debating what not to do in order to fool a breathalyser test.
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Clap your hands if you believe in fairies. We enter into the world of hoaxes. When two cousins claimed to have taken photos of real life fairies, they set off a strange chain of events. Rachael discusses how this hoax pulled in a recurring visitor; Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Theo moves onto a case which has them questioning the concept of forgiveness. When Martha McKay's mother and cousin were found murdered, the killer was thankfully punished. However, what Martha McKay did next puzzled a great many people.
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Helen Bailey was popular teen novelist who was sadly processing the death of her late husband. She met Ian Stewart in a online support group. Believing she had found a second chance of happiness, sinister events would soon befall Helen. Theo covers the case.
The second case takes us to Panama in 2014. Two Dutch women arrived for a six week holiday. Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon were looking forward to their adventure overseas after graduating university. However, two weeks into the trip, they would go missing. Rachael discusses the case.
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For the spooktacular season, we return with a Halloween episode.
Rachael discusses when movies go wrong, noting cases of criminal negligence on blockbuster sets.
Cursed objects are the theme of Theo's section. They cover a wide variety of things from paintings to jewelry to send shivers down your spines.7
As always, we make time for a dumb criminal.
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In 1903, a series of animal attacks left the village of Great Wyrley on edge. George Edalji, a local solicitor, was thought to be behind the attacks. Tried and convicted, Edalji maintained he was innocent. Famous author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle took on the case as he believed it to be a miscarriage of justice. Rachael details events and the aftermath which changed UK Law.
Staying in the UK but crossing the border to Scotland, Theo explores folklore transforming into hysteria. In 1953, a supposed vampire prowled the Gorbals South Necropolis and gobbled up the local children. Frightened and without adult help, the children of Gorbals took matters into their own hands...
As always, we finish off with a dumb criminal.
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Do you really know your family? Theo covers this question with a case dating back to the sixties. Leslie Harvey was forced to confront this question when making a grisly discovery in his mothers cupboard.
Rachael takes a trip to Hollywood when discussing Johnny Stompanato, a gangster dating actress Lana Turner. The relationship was turbulent to say the least and came to a violent confrontation in 1958.
As always, we finish off with a dumb criminal.
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Rachael discusses a murder that took place in 1991. Alan Leppard and his partner, Brenda Long, were settling down for the night. Just as they went to bed, a knock came at the door. Leppard answered and was shot at point blank range. With no ties to anything untoward, Long tried to find answers to who killed Leppard, making TV appearances to raise awareness, only for something sinister to befall her.
Theo delves into the one child policy in China, which led to an influx of abandoned children (mostly girls) and another horrifying result. Li Jingzhi was away on business in 1988, leaving behind her beloved two year old son, Mao Yin. While she was away, Mao Yin was kidnapped. A black market for sons had arisen in China and Mao Yin was a perfect candidate. Li Jingzhi would embark on a thirty-two year odyssey to discover what happened to her son.
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In 2008, sixteen year old Alexander Sloley vanished after visiting a friend. Theo discusses the case and how little media attention it received at the time of the disappearance. Going over the investigation and family reaction, Theo goes over theories of what might have happened to Sloley.
The McStay were your average American family. Both parents, Summer and Joseph were successful in their careers, had stable incomes and happily married with two children. Living an idyllic life, the family suddenly vanished in 2010 without warning. Rachael discusses what happened to them.
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In 2004, Alistair Wilson was tucking his sons into bed when the doorbell rang. Answering it, a set of strange circumstances occurred which resulted in Alistair's death. What happened that night? And why was a mild mannered banker a target? Rachael discusses the case.
Continuing on the path into strange cases, Theo delves into the Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow case. Two children who went missing mid September 2019. Despite reassurances from their mother, Lori Vallow, they were safe, no trace of them could be found. Investigating what happened to the children, police soon found a trial of bizarre deaths and doomsday prophecies.
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Naomi Hersi was a transgender woman of colour who enjoyed tennis and lived in London. Looking for a casual fling, Hersi would lose her life and her death would largely go unnoticed. Theo discusses the case and statistics surrounding violence against the transgender community.
The hosts travel across the pond to delve into the case of Sandra Bland. An African-American woman pulled over for a minor traffic violation, it escalated into her arrest. Tragically, Bland died in police custody under a series of suspicious circumstances. Rachael highlights the oddities in the case and how Bland's family are still seeking justice for her five years later.
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The Pimlico Mystery occurred over a hundred years ago, yet themes discussed echo into today's society. Adelaide Bartlett was accused of killing her husband in 1886 through an overdose of prescription medicine. Dogged by scandalous rumours and a tragic past, Adelaide found public opinion was against her. Rachael discusses the obstacles in place for a woman in Victorian England.
Due to the recent Black Lives Matter movement and justified public outcry, Theo continues the theme of power Imbalance still in today's society. A case which almost quietly went away due to the impact of the global virus crisis, Breonna Taylor was in danger of being forgotten. Highlighting the case, Theo explains how an upstanding citizen was murdered in her own home by the very people supposed to protect her.
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In this weeks episode, Theo covers the death of Harry Dunn, a nineteen year old man who was the victim of the hit and run. However, his death set off a chain of events pulling in the White House, Interpol, the church and Julian Assange.
Rachael moves onto the Jamison family disappearance. A seemingly normal family ready to move to a new property, they vanished without any explanation. Four years later, the families remains were discovered but what happened?
As always the episode finishes with a dumb criminal.
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This week's episode has Rachael discuss one of the largest heists in British history. The Brink's-Mat robbery which took place in 1983. An estimated £26 million (£88 million approximately today) was taken.
Theo follows on the theme of theft with the tale of Anna Sorokin. Going by the name Anna Delvey, she tricked the upper echelon of New York into believing she was a German heiress. Racking up huge bills in luxury hotels, she would either ghost or foot someone else with the bill. Find out how the Soho Grifter managed to this from 2013 to 2017.
As always, the episode finishes with the a dumb criminal which has the hosts debate between strong dislike and hate.
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Theo discusses a fairly unknown serial killer from Hull, Yorkshire who's crimes spanned over the 70s. Using fire as a murder weapon, why did it take so long for police to catch them?
Rachael goes over the case of the Springfield Three, a trio of women who sadly disappeared without answers. However, Theo focuses on the wrong section of the crime.
As always, the episode finishes with a dumb criminal. This criminal leaves the hosts pondering the concept of honour among thieves.
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This week's episodes sees Rachael go back to World War Two, where a sleepy village is rocked by the murder of a man in his late seventies. This is the Charles Walton case.
Theo enters into the bizarre tale of Amy Bishop, whose crimes span over twenty-four years but only faced consequences in 2010 after shooting her colleagues.
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This episode sees Theo cover the great cough scandal of 2001. Did Major Chris Ingram try to defraud the popular quiz show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Rachael discusses the murder of Geneva Odelia, mother to crime writer James Ellroy.
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Theo and Rachael share their thoughts on Tiger King.
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This week, Rachael continues cases into Jane and John Doe's around the UK. Theo explores a cold case which has exploded into the mainstream: Don Lewis, the missing husband of Carole Baskin. As always, the episode finishes with a dumb criminal.
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This episode explores an author you might know: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Theo discusses Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's passion for justice when he involved himself in the case of Oscar Slater. Believing the wrong man had been convicted of murder, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle led a crusade to reverse the laws decision.
Delving into the world of conspiracy, Rachael takes us to Russia. In 1959, ten hikers planned a trip on Ural Mountains which ended in tragedy. However, no one is sure what happened to nine which lost their lives. Rachael discusses the theories of what might have happened. As always, the episode finishes with a dumb criminal.
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This weeks episode sees Rachael discuss unsolved murders where evidence doesn't yield any answers on who the victim might be.
Theo delves into a case of Gwendolyn Graham and Cathy Wood, two serial killers collaborating with each other in a nursing home.
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This week sees Theo (formerly Amy Night: she/them) discuss a controversial crime from the late nineties which divided the United Kingdom. When Tony Martin shot a burglar in his home, the topic of being able to defend ones home raged around the country.
Rachael enters the world of conspiracy with the death of Dave Bocks, a man who worked at a secret nuclear site.
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This episode, Rachael discusses a odd kidnapping. The victim of this crime was a prized horse named Shergar which leads the hosts into learning bizarre facts about race horses.
Delving into the case of Pam Hupp, Rachael finds herself becoming more infuriated as Amy discusses the twists and turns of this case.
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This weeks episode features a lot of D&D references as Amy dives into the Orkney Satanic Panic case. This case was a textbook example of how not to do things and caused strife within a Scottish community which lasts to this day.
Needing a little spookiness in our lives, Rachael delights in tales of haunted hotels. One of which features the inspiration around a little known book called the shining.
As always, the episode finishes with a dumb criminal.
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This weeks episode explores the tragedy of Grenfell Tower, where a block of London flats were engulfed in flame. Seventy-two people lost their lives and those who lived were left to pick up the pieces. Rachael discusses how the tragedy unfolded and what lead to the fire breaking out.
Amy wades into a controversial topic regarding video games and violence. Going through a series of crimes linked to video games, the two hosts discuss the impact they've had on modern culture.
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Child killers are rare and rarer still their victims being adults. Sharon Carr was twelve years old and seemed fixated on killing someone. Eventually, she found the right target. Amy discusses the sordid details of Britain's youngest convicted female murderer.
The case causes some rage inducing commentary from the two hosts as Rachael delves into the case of Debbie Wolfe.
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This weeks episode deals with family murders. In 2011, the Ding family were brutally slay by a former family friend. Sadly, the crime would be overshadowed by the Royal Wedding taking place in England at the time. Rachael delves into the case.
Amy goes back to 1985 when fourteen year old Cinnamon Brown shots her stepmother, Linda Brown. Cinnamon is sentenced for the murder but is there more than meets the eye?
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This weeks episode explores a case close one of the hosts. Liberty 'Libby' Rose Templeman was an adventurous and kind young woman, having moved from England to New Zealand. She loved bright colours and being on the stage, maybe one day becoming an actress. However, those dreams were cut short when someone took Libby's life in 2008. Amy goes over the case which took her friends life.
The next case returns to the familiar territory of Hollywood during the Second World War. A young woman named Georgette Bauerdorf went to work at the Hollywood Canteen, an idea one one Bette Davis came up with. Sadly, Bauerdorf would not reach her dreams of stardom as Rachael discusses the case.
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Adolf Beck was unfortunate man. Aside from his name, Beck had a run of bad luck throughout his life Rachael discusses a case of mistaken identity which made one man's life miserable.
Amy visits Ireland to discuss an infamous case where it seems false confession allows the real killer to slip away.
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It's Halloween! The ladies of Spree talk about spooky cases with Amy kicking off the episode with the tale of a vampire cult. Rachael continues the theme by discussing the frightening tale of the New Jersey Watcher.
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In 2016, Sadie Hartley was finishing up work in order to join her partner on a skiing trip. She would never make this trip as someone cruelly took her life. Who would harm Sadie Hartley, a well liked mother of two? This case would involve conspiracy and love obsession which took Sadie's life. Amy goes over the case.
Rachael returns to her favourite genre of crime; Sleazy Hollywood! Roscoe Conkling "Fatty" Arbuckle was a well known actor and one of the highest paid at the time. When actress Virginia Rappe was found severely injured and would later die of her injuries, Arbuckle was pulled into the scandal. Rachael discusses what happened.
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When the body of Rose Harsent was discovered in 1902, trial by gossip took place in the town of Peasenhall. Rachael delves into the case where many twists and turns take place in this investigation.
Breaking up is never easy, particularly in a long term relationship. Most people hope to end their relationships in an amicable manner. For Susan Kuhnhausen, her ex-husband decided that her life needed to end so he wouldn't lose everything. Amy discusses what happened to Susan next.
The two hosts finish off with the usual antics of a dumb criminal.
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Plenty of notable figures have taken a fall from grace, particularly in the recent years. But we go back to 2001 where Stuart Lubbock's body was found floating in a pool. Amy discusses the case which drags up discussions of stereotypes and what harm they can do.
Louis Le Prince was an inventor and believed to be the forefather of what would be modern film. When he went to display his world changing camera, Le Prince disappeared. Rachael goes over the case and discusses what might have happened.
The two hosts then go over why you should be nice to food workers and how you react to a bad order.
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Thousands of people go missing each year across the world. In a lot of cases, there are no answers to what happened to them and families still fight for the truth, decades after the disappearance. Rachael discusses the cases of Renee McRae, Melanie Hall and Claudia Lawrence.
The OJ Simpson case captivated the American people in 1994. But why did the murder of a former music executive and night club owner in 1993 get dragged into the case? Amy delves into the case of Brett Cantor.
Featuring the promos from Twisted Britain and Not Your Little Lady!
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In 2017, 80 year old Lea Adri-Soejoko failed to attend a meeting for Barnet Allotments. Concerned, her family went looking for her, only to find her bruised and battered body in the allotments she dedicated her life too. Who was behind this horrific act?
In 1945, the Sodder household went up in flames, five of the children seemingly lost in the fire. However, strange twist and turns seemed to hint at something more sinister. Did the children really die in the fire or did something else happen to them?
This week's dumb criminal has Amy air her gripes about gender reveal parties.
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William Wallace left his home to attend a chess club meeting and play a few games, he was handed a mysterious note. Going to the address on the note, Wallace returned home after a fruitless journey to find his wife had been murdered. What happened to Julia Wallace? Rachael discusses this odd case.
Bonnie Haim wanted to leave her abusive husband and take their three year old child with her. Shortly after Christmas, Bonnie would go missing and all evidence pointed towards her husband. But why did it take almost twenty years to resolve the case? Amy delves into the case which has some horrifying turns.
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In 2006, Mark Blanco fell to his death at a party attended by musician Pete Doherty. But was in murder, accident or suicide. We delve into the case. Rachael discusses the disappearance of Jennifer Kesse, who vanished without a trace.
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For a 50th special, Spree discuss the infamous case of the Zodiac.
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1934 saw the city of Brighton uncover two horrifying murders. The bodies of two women stuffed into trunks in two unconnected murders. One left in a train station and another seemingly killed by her lover. But were the murders possibly connected? Rachael discusses the case.
In the second case, Amy explores the case of the 2001 Anthrax Attack, which saw an already reeling wold trying to recover from 9/11 under attack once again. Wondering whether a biological attack was going to sweep through America. Who was the perpetrator? And why target the news outlets? We delve into the case.
Moving onto a dumb criminal, the two hosts muse over the role of social media in catching criminals.
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In 2010, Britain was edge from the Cumbria shootings when another shooting occurred in Northumbria by known criminal Rauol Moat. The case saw six days of Moat on the run whilst Northumbria worried of a copycat attack. Bizarre and tragic events unfold which Amy delves into and discusses the influence it had on social media.
Moving onto the world of the supernatural, Rachael takes the opportunity to discuss a topic that doesn't sit well with Amy; Haunted Dolls. Discussing the most notable cases, Rachael explores the lore behind the dolls.
The two hosts finish the episode discussing the topic of dumb criminals and computers.
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The Scottish Lizzie Borden, Madeleine Smith, was desperate to keep a secret to protect her social status in the Glasgow Elite. Rachael discusses the possible dark means Smith turned to in order to keep her image together.
In a quiet, suburban district at the edge of Tokyo, a family of four is found murdered, the killer having left a treasure trove of clues all over the house. Amy goes over the case and what might have happened to the Miyazawa family.
The two hosts finish of the episode with a dumb criminal who decided a trip to the zoo needed to end with a fight with an unlikely opponent.
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Annie 'Bella' Wright cycled to her uncles home on July 5th 1919 and encountered a seemingly harmless stranger on the road. Later that day, Bella's body would be found on the side of the road. What happened to Bella that day? Amy discusses the case whilst airing her grievances of cycling in the city.
Rachael discusses two separate disappearances Diane Augat and Maura Murray, musing how someone can just vanish without a trace.
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In this weeks episode, Rachael discusses the case of Sophie Lancaster, a woman from the goth culture who was brutally murdered. The case changed how hate crime was viewed in Britain.
Amy moves onto an unsolved Finnish murder and takes delight in a old suspect returning.
The two finish off by discussing the disaster which is Florida man.
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Warning! Discussion of domestic abuse. Viewer discretion is advised.
In this weeks episode, Amy discusses the case of Georgina 'Sally' Challen, a woman who faced years of psychological and emotional abuse. This culminated into her performing a desperate act to break the cycle.
Rachael moves onto the case of Danny Casolaro, a jouralist found dead in a hotel bath. Though ruled a suicide, some believe Danny's death was murder.
The two hosts move onto a dumb criminal who really wanted a magnet.
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This weeks episode, Rachael dives into the case of Andrew Gosden, a fourteen year old who disappeared without a trace in 2007.
Amy then discusses a case almost a hundred years ago wherein an entire town seems to have vanished.
The two hosts move onto a the episodes dumb criminal and why it's important to learn names.
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In this weeks episode, Amy delves into the 2006 Ipswich serial murders and Rachael discusses the unsolved murder of William Desmond Taylor. The two hosts finish the episode discussing the dumb criminal who saw something odd on the road.
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In this weeks episode, Rachael delves into the curse with the Tomb of Tutankhamun, where people worked as professional grave robbers. Amy moves onto a mysterious criminal which caused a massive controversy in Germany and a re-evaluation on DNA at crime scenes.
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In this episode Amy goes over the case of Harry Collinson, a murder which happened live on TV. Rachael moves onto the case of Cindy James, a woman harassed for years by an unseen stalker sadly ended in Cindy's death. Why wasn't the stalker ever caught?
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In this weeks episode, Rachael discusses the case of Dr Crippen, a homeopath and murderer.
Amy moves onto one of the Finland's greatest unsolved murders, a triple homicide involving four teenagers.
The two hosts derail a few times before discussing the case of a dumb criminal.
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Warning! Discussion of mass murder. If you want to skip to the second crime it's 46:09.
Amy delves into the horrifying crime of the Hungerford Massacre, an major incident in British history which contributed to the UKs strict gun control.
To lighten the mood, Rachael discusses a well known crime which has spawned many theories and conspiracies. The case of DB Cooper.
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Rachael goes on the lighter side of crime by discussing the crime of Michael Fagan, the man who broke into Buckingham palace. Amy delves into the Parker-Hulme murder case, where two teenage girls involved in an intense relationship commit a violent act. The two hosts make time to discuss a dumb criminal at the end of the episode.
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Amy delves into the weird by discussing the case of a boy who plotted his own murder and created a in depth plot which pulled in MI5.
Rachael moves onto a well known case which involves an axe and a poorly constructed nursery rhyme.
The two hosts move onto a dumb criminal which they offer advise to.
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This episode has Rachael discuss the unsolved disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh, who went missing in 1986. Amy goes over the case of the apparent red head serial killings which took place in 1980's American South. The two hosts discuss when it's the right time to delete internet history of a missing friend before moving onto the dumb criminal of the episode.
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Spree get spooky for Halloween as Amy delves into the supernatural legend behind the Jack-0-Lantern. Rachael brings back to reality by discussing a horrifying case of when fact and fiction become blurred.
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Amy discusses the case of Alan Conway, a British conman who impersonated a well known filmmaker. Rachael dives into the case of Zebb Quinn, which seems to have many twists and turns The duo offer advise for a dumb criminal who really missed an opportunity for the perfect robbery.
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The duo stay in the eighties this week with two strange cases. Rachael discusses the Whitehouse Farm Murders and Amy gos over the case of the Hollinwell Incident. The pair have a moment rant around people thinking they are special and therefore entitled to certain things. As always, the duo have time for a dumb criminal at the end.
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In this weeks episode, Amy discusses a murderous butler who piled up quite a body count whilst conning and stealing from his employers. Rachael goes over the case of the Tylenol Poisonings which led to a change in how medicine is distributed. The two make time to discuss a TV pitch and a dumb criminal.
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Rachael delves into the case of Michelle Pearce, a woman who have may killed twice, including a family member. Amy discusses the serial killer who never was, Thomas Quick and how his false confessions got wildly out of hand. The two hosts make time to discuss a dumb criminal.
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This weeks British crime has Amy discuss the case of Joanna Dennehy, a female serial killer whose murderous streak escalted quickly. Rachael moves onto her favourite topic of sleazy Hollywood, discussing the suspicous death of Thelma Todd. The two hosts make time for a dumb criminal at the end.
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In this episode, Rachael goes over the tragedy of the Hillsborough Disaster and the aftermath which led to a newspaper being banned throughout Liverpool. Amy discusses the case of the Enfield Poltergiest, a haunting which is still being debated today. The two hosts make time to discuss a dumb criminal.
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This episode takes a supernatural turn as Amy discusses the case of the Highgate Vampire. Rachael moves onto curses, detailing the unfortunate tale of Busby's Stoop.
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Rachael and Amy discuss the case of Georgi Markov and the conspiracy theory involving the Titanic.
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In this episode, Rachael takes a break from murder to discuss the Millennium Diamond Raid, a robbery at the turn on the 21st century. Amy discusses one of the most haunted places in England, a building with the name of The Cage. The two hosts find amusement in a dumb criminal at the end of the show.
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In the 25th episode special, Rachael and Amy discuss an unsolved case which has baffled many for over seventy years. This episode covers the viscous murder of Elizabeth Short aka The Black Dahlia.
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In this episode, Amy discusses Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in England. Rachael tells the tale of Jenny Greenteeth, an enduring English folktale. The two hosts then make time for a dumb criminal.
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In this weeks episode Rachael discusses the unsolved murder of Jill Dando, a British presenter murdered on her doorstep. Amy moves onto the fun topic of exorcism, discussing the case of Anneliese Michel.
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Amy discusses the case of the Bradford Poisonings and mentions an old favourite, Arsenic. Meanwhile, Rachael returns to Sleazy Hollywood to discuss the mysterious death of Thomas Ince. And they always time for a dumb criminal.
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In this episode, Rachael discusses the first use of DNA profiling in order to catch a killer, leading to the first conviction of murder based on DNA evidence. Amy goes over the case of Ken McElroy, an unsolved murder of a man so hated, a whole town maintains a conspiracy of silence. To this day, witnesses refuse to say if they saw anything.
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Amy delves into the crimes of a serial killer known as Bible John. Rachael tackles the disappearance of Richie Edwards. They both derail off the topic of murder before going back to the finish the episode with a dumb criminal.
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Silliness runs rampant in this episode when Amy discusses an old ghost story taking place on Cock Lane haunted by a ghost known as Scratching Fanny. Rachael finds amusement in two dumb criminals receiving karmic justice. On a serious note, Rachael goes over the Little Hampton Liable Case which involved a series of poison pen letters.
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In this episode, Amy discusses the attempted kidnapping of Princess Anne and Rachael delves into the dark history of the Cecil Hotel.
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In this episode Rachael and Amy discuss disappearances. Rachael delves into the kidnapping of Shannon Matthews whilst Amy discusses the disappearance of Agatha Christie.
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In this episode, Amy uses her local knowledge to discuss the Colchester Murders of 2014. Rachael discusses the death of Natalie Wood and whether it was murder.
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This episode kicks off with the conspiracy surrounding the death if Alexander Litinenko, where Rachael almost loses herself in the rabbit hole of conspiracy. Amy moves onto the delightful subject of dismemberment with the Cleveland Torso Killer.
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Rachael and Amy discuss murder and ghosts within this episode. Amy discusses the murders committed by Mary Ann Cotton, the UK's first documented female serial killer. Rachael weaves the tale of Bedlam Hospital, the oldest insane asylum rumoured to haunt the area of London it stood in. As always, the duo make time to discuss dumb criminals and rant about Freud.
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On the 13th episode of Spree, hosts Amy and Rachael discuss one of Britain's most notorious serial killers; Jack the Ripper.
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Hosts Amy and Rachael discuss the murder of Joanna Yates and the consequences of journalism attacking an individual. They move onto the mysterious attacks supposedly committed by the urban myth, Spring Heeled Jack. Rachael and Amy then debate the benefits of not snap-chatting your location after committing a crime.
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Hosts Rachael and Amy discuss the serial killer John Christie and derail to discuss vegans. They move onto the disappearance of Rebecca Coriam, who went missing on a Disney Cruise. Warning: Some discussion of sexual assault.
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Amy and Rachael discuss the Brides in the Bath Murders whilst debating whether licking things is a scientific medium. The unsolved mystery of the missing people of Mary Celeste voyage has them question if it was aliens or natural disasters.
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Rachael and Amy discuss the crimes of Harold Shipman, a doctor who became one of Britain's most notorious serial killers. Moving onto the conspiracy of a possible serial killer, the Smiley Faced Killer. Amy and Rachael ponder why people draw dick graffiti.
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