Murder Tales: The Child Killers

De: H. N. Lloyd

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Few crimes provoke more horror than the killing of a child. In Murder Tales: The Child Killers, true‑crime historian H.N.Lloyd confronts the darkest chapters of criminal history, examining ten cases where innocence met unspeakable cruelty. You’ll meet Albert Fish, the cannibalistic predator who tormented grieving parents with obscene letters and confessed to acts so vile his own lawyer suppressed his writings. Delve into the controversial case of Alice Crimmins, a mother vilified amid a biased investigation and an unsafe conviction that still stirs debate. Walk the windswept moors with Myra Hindley and Ian Brady, whose crimes have haunted Britain for decades, and encounter Raymond Lesley Morris, the Cannock Chase killer who prowled for vulnerable victims. Alongside these infamous names, Lloyd uncovers lesser‑known stories of betrayal and loss, treating each with meticulous research and a sensitivity that honours the victims. If you want to understand how such atrocities occur—and how society responds—this uncompromising collection offers a gripping, compassionate exploration of the darkest corners of human behaviour.