Hosted by Tay Munroe · EN-GB · 11 episodes
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Telling the tales of the darkest Scottish crimes. From old to new, we cover the crimes that shook Scotland.
Tay Munroe hosts Caledonian Crime with Tay Munroe, a true crime show with 11 episodes published.
In this episode of Caledonian Crime, Tay Munroe covers the disappearance of Arlene Fraser — a case that has never fully closed, and a family that has never stopped searching for answers. On the morning of Tuesday 28 Apri
This week, Tay Munroe tells the story of Allan Bryant Jr — a fun-loving young man from Glenrothes in Fife who vanished on a night out in November 2013, and has never been found. Allan was 23, weeks from his 24th birthday
At five o'clock in the morning on the 13th of February 1692, soldiers who had been sheltered, fed and entertained by the MacDonalds of Glencoe for twelve days rose in the dark and began killing their hosts. Around 38 men
Boarhills, June 1991 — a tiny hamlet in the East Neuk of Fife, just along the coast from St Andrews, and only a few miles from where this episode was recorded. Sandy Drummond, 33, a former Black Watch soldier with no ene
Thea June Wilson of Greenock lived for nineteen days. She was healthy, thriving, and — in her grandmother's word to the High Court — perfect. On 14 July 2023, her mother, Nicole Blain, killed her, then spent nearly three
In April 2005, 27-year-old Emma Caldwell vanished from Glasgow, days after telling her mother she wanted to go to rehab and come home. Five weeks later her body was found in remote woodland forty miles away. Within weeks
This episode covers organised crime, drug dealing, gang violence, and the murder of six people including an 18-month-old child in an arson attack. It also contains discussion of a major miscarriage of justice. Listener d
Sawney Bean: Scotland’s Cannibal King — Monster or Myth? A sea cave on the Ayrshire coast. A clan of 45, born of incest and raised on human flesh. A thousand victims over 25 years. The legend of Alexander “Sawney” Bean i
This episode covers the murder of 16 children and their teacher in graphic detail, including discussion of the predator’s background and systemic failures. Listener discretion is advised. We tell this story with the deep
A 104 mile ride. A shallow grave. Six years of silence. This episode deals with the death of a real individual and the profound impact on his family. All facts are verified against Police Scotland statements, Crown Offic
Key sources: The Survey of Scottish Witchcraft — University of Edinburgh (witches.hca.ed.ac.uk) Professor Julian Goodare — Emeritus Professor, University of Edinburgh Dr Louise Yeoman — BBC Scotland / National Records of
He quoted the Bible. He danced with strangers. And then he killed them. Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom was the beating heart of the city in the late 1960s — and somewhere in its crowds moved a man Scotland has never stopp
Edinburgh, 1828. In the fog-soaked alleyways of the city’s West Port, two Irish labourers discovered something chilling: in a city desperate for scientific progress, a fresh human body was worth a fortune. William Burke
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