Marconi Murders: The Trouble With Electricity

Welcome, to True Crime Tuesday.

In this gripping episode, we investigate the mysterious and unsettling deaths of Alistair Beckham and John Ferry, two software engineers working in highly sensitive fields who both died under bizarre circumstances in August 1988. Beckham was found in his garden shed, his chest wrapped with live electrical wires, while Ferry’s death was similarly suspicious. With no suicide notes left behind and both men working on classified projects, we delve into the possible connections between their deaths, explore the theories of foul play and industrial espionage, and question whether these were tragic coincidences or part of a darker, unresolved conspiracy.

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Kevin.

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