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This episode revisits the unsolved 1983 murder of Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch. It covers recent developments including DNA evidence, familial DNA testing, and rewards. George's nephew, Alex, and Alex’s wife, Robina, discuss their ongoing campaign to find the killer, including tips received through social media. The podcast explores theories about the murderer's profile and motivations. It emphasises the impact on George's wife Jessie and appeals for anyone with information to come forward, even anonymously, stressing that every lead is taken seriously in the hope of finally solving this over 40-year-old cold case.
LINKS:
Facebook - Appeal for Information Aberdeen Taxi Driver Murder 1983 - George Murdoch
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Email Robina and Alex privately if you have any thoughts, information, suspicions, or names, at [email protected].uk
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Scottish Murders is a production of Cluarantonn
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Guests: Alex and Robina McKay (George Murdoch's nephew and his wife), and Ryan from the podcast Who is the Cheesewire Killer.
Production Company Name by Granny Robertson
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In this special update episode of Scottish Murders, host Dawn revisits the unsolved 1983 murder of Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch, exploring the family's relentless quest for justice. Dawn speaks with George's nephew Alex and his wife Robina, who have worked tirelessly to keep the case in the public eye and their efforts in doing this are discussed, including media campaigns, TV appearances and collaborations with the police. The episode highlights significant developments, such as the 2015 lead involving a man wearing an Iron Maiden t-shirt, the release of a key photo in 2023, and the impact of a former prisoner's perspective on the case. Dawn also speaks with Ryan, host of Who is the Cheesewire Killer, who shares insights from his conversations with Alex, Robina and George’s neighbour at the time of his murder, a 13 year old boy who saw George as a grandfather figure. Theories about the killer's potential profile and motivations are explored, new perspectives are discussed, and myths about the case are debunked.
This episode is a heartfelt call for anyone with information to come forward and help solve this decades-old mystery.
LINKS:
Facebook - Appeal for Information Aberdeen Taxi Driver Murder 1983 - George Murdoch
APPEAL TO WILSON'S SPORTS BAR CLIENTELE & IRON MAIDEN FANS
Email Robina and Alex privately if you have any thoughts, information, suspicions, or names, at [email protected].uk
Or
Private message Robina and Alex on their George Murdoch Appeals Facebook Page
Or
Contact Police Scotland on 101
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Scottish Murders is a production of Cluarantonn
Hosted and edited by Dawn Young
Guests: Alex and Robina McKay (George Murdoch's nephew and his wife), and Ryan from the podcast Who is the Cheesewire Killer.
Production Company Name by Granny Robertson
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In this gripping episode, former Scottish police officers Bob and Rory recount their investigation into the mysterious death of Nigel Rannach, whose remains were found after three years. The officers were tasked with retrieving a toy Piglet, significant to Nigel's family, but instead uncovered unsettling evidence, including a used condom, multiple sleeping bags and boots, raising questions about the initial suicide ruling. As they navigate through the case, they express frustration with police procedures and management, highlighting issues within the force. Their candid discussion reveals the ethical dilemmas they faced and the impact of police culture on their careers. The episode concludes with Bob and Rory reflecting on their decision to leave the police and if we will ever find out what truly happened to Nigel Rannoch, and Piglet.
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Scottish Murders returns with an intriguing fictional case told by former Scottish police officers Bob and Rory from the podcast Code 21.
The episode explores the mysterious death of Nigel Rannoch, whose skeletal remains were discovered in a tent in the Scottish Highlands, three years after he disappeared. Initially deemed a suicide, the investigation reveals numerous inconsistencies, including missing items and unexplained evidence. The officers recount their experiences, highlighting the challenges of rural policing and the procedural flaws that can occur. They discuss the emotional impact of such cases and the camaraderie that helps officers cope with the job's demands. The narrative offers a unique blend of procedural insight and personal reflection, questioning the assumptions made during investigations and the human stories behind them.
As the story unfolds, listeners are invited to ponder the unanswered questions surrounding Nigel's death and the missing "Piglet" toy, which adds layers of intrigue to this compelling tale.
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True Crime Podcasters Roundtable hosts Adam and Paul are joined by guests Dawn and Naomi to explore the intricacies of true crime podcasting. The discussion covers the ethical responsibilities of narrating sensitive cases, the influence of listener feedback, and the delicate balance between humour and respect for victims. The panel also examines the UK prison system, debating early release policies and alternative punishments. Personal experiences with negative reviews and the importance of empathy in storytelling are also shared, as well as highlighting the necessity for responsible content creation and the supportive role of the podcasting community.
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This episode of Scotland Then explores newspaper stories from February 1966, offering a glimpse into Scottish life during that time. Dawn recounts tales from various publications, including the closure of the Deeside Railway, a controversial homicide case, and a dramatic petrol tanker fire in East Kilbride. The episode also highlights technological advancements, such as the first commercial computer in the Highlands, and touches on social changes. Dawn concludes with a look at the television programming available on a typical Saturday in 1966, providing listeners with a snapshot of Scottish society during this period.
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This episode focuses on the unsolved 1966 murder of David McMenigall in Edinburgh, exploring the case details, David McMenigall’s lifestyle, the night of his murder, and subsequent police investigations. The episode highlights the focus being on David McMenigall’s personal life in media coverage and discusses the potential murder weapon - a Ford Mustang horse emblem. The episode also touches on the broader context of unsolved murders in Scotland and the advancements in cold case investigations. Listeners are encouraged to come forward with any information that might help solve this decades-old case.
SOURCES:
Unsolved: Vintage motor horse mascot could be the key piece of evidence to solving businessman's grisly murder case - Daily Record
1966 Ford Mustang Parts | 8213B | 1966 Mustang; Grill Emblem; Horse And Corral | Classic Industries
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In this episode listeners are transported back to December 1883, exploring captivating stories from the past. The episode highlights festive preparations with adverts for Christmas sales, a near-disaster at Oban railway station involving gunpowder, and a devastating gale that wreaked havoc across Scotland. Dawn recounts tales of unexpected inheritances, innovative uses of melon seeds, and a series of tragic accidents, including a shooting mishap and fatal incidents involving trains and coal pits. The episode concludes with a light-hearted poem and an invitation to explore historical archives. This engaging journey through history offers a vivid glimpse into the events and lives of 19th-century Scotland.
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Trigger warning - This episode covers the topic of suicide.
In this episode, we go back to Glasgow in 1883 and explore the tragic murder of 22-year-old Grace Hamilton, a rising theatrical star. The episode looks at the relationship between Grace, whose real name was Janet Russell, and Galbraith Macpherson, a well-connected gentleman from Glasgow. As jealousy and mental instability intertwine, the narrative unfolds with Galbraith's violent outburst leading to a shocking murder-suicide. The episode also touches on similar historical crimes in the area, providing a broader context of the period's societal issues. With detailed accounts from historical newspapers, a picture is painted of the events of December 1833 and the aftermath, offering a poignant look at a historical crime.
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In this episode the focus is on the conclusion of the Liam Fee case. The episode examines the jury's deliberations and the eventual guilty verdicts for Naomi Fee and Rachel Trelfer, who were convicted of the murder of their son, Liam, and the abuse of two other young boys. The narrative explores the aftermath of the trial, including the emotional impact on jurors and the broader community. It also examines the systemic failures in child protection services, highlighting missed opportunities and the controversial Named Person scheme. The episode concludes with reflections on the lessons learned and the importance of remaining vigilant in the community.
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Listener discretion is strongly advised due to the disturbing content and strong language in this episode.
In this episode listeners are taken through the harrowing details of the Liam Fee case, focusing on the remaining weeks of the trial seven week trial. The episode explores the testimonies of various witnesses, including Liam’s former childminder and former nursery staff, who recount their observations of Liam's distressing condition and the concerning behaviour of his carers, Naomi and Rachel. The narrative unfolds with chilling accounts of neglect and abuse, highlighting the emotional toll on jurors and the courtroom. As the trial progresses, the episode explores the defence's arguments, the prosecution's closing statements, and the complex dynamics surrounding the case. With a promise of more revelations in upcoming episodes, this instalment leaves listeners contemplating the tragic circumstances and the pursuit of justice for young Liam.
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Listener discretion is strongly advised due to the disturbing content in this episode.
In this intense episode, the host, Dawn, explores the tragic case of two-and-a-half-year-old Liam Fee's murder in 2014, near Glenrothes, Fife. The episode examines the role of jury service in the justice system, highlighting the emotional burden it can impose. Listeners are guided through the distressing details of the trial, where two defendants face charges of murder and severe abuse. The narrative includes chilling testimonies, such as pre-recorded interviews with young boys who lived with the accused, revealing shocking allegations of abuse. As the episode unfolds, the Dawn encourages listeners to consider the evidence as jurors did, reflecting on the weight of the information presented. With further shocking revelations expected in upcoming episodes, this episode serves as a stark reminder of the grim realities within the justice system.
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In this episode of 'Scotland Then', host Dawn takes listeners on a journey through historical newspaper stories from April 1862. The episode features intriguing tales, including a sensationalised theft in Kilmarnock, a tragic railway accident, and a boating mishap near Dunoon. Dawn also shares lighter moments with humorous anecdotes from the period's newspapers. Throughout the episode, Dawn provides shout-outs to fans met at Crimecon in London and highlights upcoming events, including a podcasting gathering in Newcastle. The episode concludes with a nod to the British Newspaper Archive, encouraging listeners to explore historical records further.
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In this episode, host Dawn explores into the chilling case of Mary Timney, a woman convicted of the brutal murder of Ann Hannah in 1862. The episode meticulously unravels the events leading up to Mary Timney's trial, highlighting her persistent claims of innocence despite the circumstantial evidence against her. Dawn explores the dramatic confession that emerged, altering public perception and sparking widespread debate.
The narrative is set against the backdrop of 19th-century Scotland, where societal norms and legal practices were under scrutiny. Dawn examines the intense public discourse surrounding capital punishment, particularly the implications of executing a woman. The episode captures the fervour of petitions and public outcry, reflecting the complexities of justice and mercy during that era.
As the story unfolds, listeners are invited to reflect on the moral and legal questions raised by the case. Dawn probes whether Mary Timney's execution was justified or if her gender played a role in the severity of her sentence. Through detailed storytelling, the episode offers a thought-provoking exploration of a pivotal moment in Scottish legal history, encouraging listeners to consider the broader implications of justice and societal values.
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Trigger warning - This episode touches on the topic of child rape and murder, so listener discretion is advised.
In this episode, host Dawn takes listeners back to 1868 in Dumfriesshire, recounting the tragic case of nine-year-old Thomasina Scott's murder. The narrative begins with the chilling events leading to Thomasina's disappearance, intertwined with the attempted murder of Jane Crichton by the same assailant, Robert Smith. Dawn details the investigation that ensued, highlighting the swift capture of Robert Smith and the evidence that led to his arrest, including blood-stained clothing and a noosed bootlace.
Listeners are taken through the courtroom drama as Robert Smith faces trial, where he pleads guilty to multiple charges, including rape and murder. Dawn provides a vivid account of the societal and legal context of the time, shedding light on the public's reaction to Robert Smith's crimes and his eventual execution, which marked the last public hanging in Scotland.
The episode also explores historical nuances, such as geographical discrepancies in records and the societal norms of the 19th century, offering a rich tapestry of historical insights. Through a blend of storytelling and historical analysis, Dawn paints a poignant picture of a dark chapter in Scotland's history, inviting listeners to reflect on the relentless pursuit of justice for victims like Thomasina.
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This episode uncovers the tumultuous relationships between a married couple, their babysitter, and a local young man, leading to a shocking murder in Dumfries in 1981. Themes of domestic abuse, infidelity, and manipulation are brought to light through detailed accounts and court testimonies, revealing a complex web of deceit and violence.
The episode also introduces a new segment, "Scotland Then," which highlights other notable events from the same period.
Join Dawn as she unravels this tragic tale and its aftermath.
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In this episode of "The Blue Way," Steven Keogh, a retired Metropolitan detective, and Anthony McNeil, a retired Michigan police officer, share their journeys into law enforcement. Steven reflects on his early days in South London, policing the area he grew up in, and the challenges of transitioning from an accounting career to the police force. Anthony recounts his unexpected path to becoming a police officer, the rigorous training at the academy, and the demanding field training programme. Both discuss the importance of knowing the community they serve and the real-world experiences that shaped their careers. This episode offers a candid look at the personal and professional lives of two seasoned officers.
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In this episode, Dawn welcomes Kevin, co-creator of the YouTube true crime channel Just Thought Lounge, to talk about the tragic case of Tony Parsons. Tony, a 63-year-old former Navy officer and cancer survivor, went missing during a solo charity bike ride in 2017. The episode describes the harrowing details of Tony's disappearance, the subsequent discovery of his remains in 2021, and the shocking confession by Alexander McKellar, who, along with his brother Robert, was responsible for Tony's death. The discussion highlights the critical role of Caroline Muirhead, who bravely gathered evidence against the brothers despite immense personal risk and police pressure. Dawn and Kevin also discuss the lenient sentences given to the McKellar brothers and the implications of the police's treatment of Caroline.
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00:00:30: Introduction and Welcome
00:06:43: Introduction to Tony Parsons Case
00:10:25: Tony's Background and Family
00:13:49: Initial Search Efforts
00:16:34: Discovery of Tony's Remains
00:18:46: Caroline Muirhead's Involvement
00:23:10: Arrest and Investigation of the McKellar Brothers
00:29:08: Details of the Night Tony was Hit
00:33:35: Legal Proceedings and Plea Deals
00:38:41: Caroline's Treatment by Police
00:45:26: Reflections on the Case and Conclusion
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In this episode, Dawn speaks with Naomi Channel about the latest developments in the Jodi Jones and Luke Mitchell case. Naomi reveals that newly obtained trial transcripts have surfaced, showing inconsistencies with previously released information. While Naomi hasn't fully reviewed the transcripts, she notes that some details may alter the context of the case. The discussion also touches on the divided opinions within the community, the impact of social media conflicts, and the upcoming parole hearing for Luke Mitchell.
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00:00:00: Introduction and New Information on the Case
00:03:54: Divisions Within the Community
00:07:39: Potential Outcomes and Future Implications
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Special Guest: Naomi Channell
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TRIGGER WARNING - This episode covers the brutal murder of Jodi Jones, contains strong language and the topic of suicide is discussed, so listener discretion is advised.
In this episode, Naomi reflects on the pivotal fifth episode, where new persons of interest emerged, adding depth to the investigation. Dawn and Naomi discuss the DNA evidence, including the presence of a local sex offender's DNA, and the overlooked peculiar behaviour of various individuals connected to the case, raising questions about the thoroughness of the original investigation. The episode also touches on the psychological toll on Luke, and his resilience in maintaining his innocence.
Listen to Episode Five - Through The Wall: 'People of Interest
Listen to Episode Six - Through the Wall: 'Luke's Army
Listen to Bonus Episode - In Luke's Own Words
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00:00:00: Introduction and Episode Five Discussion
00:00:44: DNA Samples and Local Offender
00:02:05: James Faulkner and the Condom Evidence
00:03:10: Odd Behaviour and Admission
00:05:19: Crime Scene and Path Details
00:07:26: Joseph Jones and Mental Health Issues
00:09:24: Police Investigation and Persons of Interest
00:11:46: Jury and Circumstantial Evidence
00:14:20: Gordon Dickie and the Dogs
00:17:18: Cannabis in Jodie's System
00:19:29: Scrunchie and Clothing Description
00:21:20: Unsafe Conviction and Media Influence
00:23:43: Mark Kane and Similarities to Luke
00:25:48: Sandra Lean’s Involvement
00:28:20: Public Response to the Podcast
00:30:05: Matt Elliot's Documentary and Legal Issues
00:31:45: Luke's Prison Experience and Restrictions
00:33:29: Police Obsession with Luke
00:35:29: Luke's Early Prison Experience
00:38:38: Luke's Mental Strength and Support
00:41:13: Public Support and Podcast Impact
00:42:49: Comparison of Different Prisons
Episode Credits
Hosted by Dawn
Special Guest: Naomi Channell
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