As you know, in the true crime world there might be an idiot or two....ok, maybe three...but in the nine years I have been involved in podcasting I have met some really lovely people. One of these is Mark, the co-host of the Seeing Red podcast and he is someone I always find myself chatting to at the bar late into the night at any event. He is always so generous with his knowledge and insights and is such a wonderful person and great company.

Mark has a brand new podcast launching today, Dead Famous. Here is the first episode of Mark's brand new podcast about the death of Caroline Flack. Please do take a listen and let me know your thoughts...

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Dead Famous

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You may have listened to the 'True Crime Round Up' this year, where me and Stuart, host of the British Murders Podcast, talked about all things true crime once a month. Well, due to the popularity of this show we now release it every Wednesday on a separate feed and it is called the 'True Crime Catch Up'. You can listen every week on the usual podcast apps or you can watch us on YouTube. The link below will take you to Spotify, Apply and YouTube and if you enjoy the show, please do follow us there so we can continue to grow the show.

This week, we look at the shocking 1980 murder of John Lennon in New York which shocked the world. What followed raised uncomfortable questions that continue to surface after acts of extreme violence.

In this podcast, we examine the murder and the intense focus placed on The Catcher in the Rye, the book carried by his killer, Mark David Chapman. We explore how quickly media attention shifted from the crime itself to the idea that books, films, and popular culture can influence real-world violence, and whether that connection stands up to scrutiny.

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Always True Crime Monthly, is a brand-new Amazon Music exclusive from Adam Lloyd, host of UK True Crime. Each month, Adam takes us behind the scenes of the Always True Crime Network, spotlighting one of the many gripping shows and speaking to the creators behind them.

In this first episode, Adam sits down with the creative team behind the new box set series Toil and Trouble: Hannah George and Taylor Glenn, hosts of Drunk Women Solving Crime and journalist Louisa Adams from Audio Always.Toil and Trouble follows the unsettling true story of 80-year-old Alfred Douglas, a renowned tarot expert who offers a place to stay to Moira, a woman he barely knows. Alfred’s family grows increasingly concerned by Moira’s deepening interest in magic and her apparent influence over him. When Alfred becomes isolated, the family begins documenting their fears… and eventually, the case ends up in court.

Listen to Toil & Trouble here: https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/d407531c-d018-4592-8095-a08c7f40cecc/toil-and-trouble

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