British Killers - Volume 4

Nine Horrific True Crime Stories From The UK...And How They Were Solved

De: Guy Hadleigh

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

BRITISH KILLERS – VOLUME 4
This 4th book in the series tells the story of 9 vicious crimes, and the events around them, which took place in the UK and captured the attention of the British media and public at the time.

*Nicholas Vernage - Cold Blooded Cop Killer
When 26-year-old Nicholas Vernage was released from Wandsworth Prison in 1991, going straight was the last thing on his mind. Within a couple of months he had returned to his life of crime with a vengeance - and had brutally stabbed to death three innocent people.
*House of Horrors
When police began digging up the back garden of 25 Cromwell Street In February 1994, the whole world was rocked by the horrific discoveries that revealed the shocking secret lives of depraved serial killers Fred and Rose West.
*Sons of Evil
The sudden disappearance of a wealthy married couple from their Jersey home read much like an episode from the BBC detective series, Bergerac. But this was a real-life murder mystery, and one that would run for nearly seven years until the police finally brought it to a close.
*The Hankly Common Murder
When the battered and rotting body of a young woman was discovered in a shallow grave on an army training ground in 1942, detectives and forensic experts quickly established how she was killed. But finding the murder weapon - and the murderer - proved far more difficult.
*The Bamber Family Massacre
It seemed an open-and-shut case. Four members of the middle-class family had been killed in a fit of madness by their beautiful adopted daughter, who then killed herself. Only the handsome son was left, grieving.
*Body Snatchers - Burke and Hare
There were never enough bodies for Dr Knox’s anatomy class. Not, that is, until grave robbers Burke and Hare went into the wholesale murder and delivery business.
*The Death of Tony Maffia
It was a perfect robbery! 120 safe-deposit boxes in a vault in Stratford were rifled in a military-style operation that went like clockwork. Better still, there would be no list of the valuables stolen to help the police, as the owners of many of the boxes were believed to be crooks themselves. For Tony Maffia however, it was the biggest mistake of his criminal career.
*Death of an Informer
When the mutilated body of a middle-aged man was found on Clapham Common the police soon concluded that he had been murdered during a robbery. But had he really been killed for being a police informer?
*The Red Mini Murder
It looked like a tragic accident. A couple driving home after a night out, perhaps having had too much to drink, had lost control of their car and hit a tree. It’s an all too common occurrence - but on this occasion the police were not convinced that everything was quite as it seemed.
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