
Episode #24
Who Will Kill Mary?
<p>Does anyone have the right to kill one person in order to save another?</p>


Welcome to UK Homicide. I offer deep dives into murders committed in the United Kingdom (Mainly England). There is a focus on the victim, to humanise them beyond a salacious headline. As well as the murder itself, we will look at; background, pre-homicide, defence & prosecution, sentencing and legacy.Crime reporting in the UK is challenging as all information is strictly confidential.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to UK Homicide. I offer deep dives into murders committed in the United Kingdom (Mainly England). There is a focus on the victim, to humanise them beyond a salacious headline. As well as the murder itself, we will look at; background, pre-homicide, defence & prosecution, sentencing and legacy.
Recent episodes include "Who Will Kill Mary?" (18 May 2025, 9 minutes), "The Devil's Breath" (18 May 2025, 15 minutes), and "Fred the Head" (23 April 2025, 9 minutes).
UK Homicide publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 25 episodes.
Booking probability for UK Homicide is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. UK Homicide requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. UK Homicide's contact route on record: public web form.
UK Homicide is a true crime podcast with 25 episodes published.
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Episode #24
<p>Does anyone have the right to kill one person in order to save another?</p>

Episode #23
<p>Imagine being fully awake and completely aware of you surroundings but having no free-will in the decisions you make and the actions you take!</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>See below for sources of information and help...

Episode #22
<p>David Nathan, an off-duty officer, was walking near an abandoned flint mill in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, in an area accessible by a locked gate or a long walk down a narrow lane. He tripped on what looked like...

Episode #21
<p>In 2009 five body parts were found scattered across Leicestershire and Hertfordshire. This victim would be darkly nicknamed the Jigsaw Man, but who were they and what would motivate someone to do something so...

Episode #20
<p>A man lays stabbed 42 times on a country road. His girlfriend tells the police that they were a victim of road rage and describes the car and perpetrator responsible. </p> <p>What was the truth and how was it...

Episode #19
<p>The Christopher Foster family murder case is one of the most disturbing instances of family annihilation in modern British criminal history. The brutality of the murders, combined with financial collapse and...

Episode #18
<p>Gareth Williams, a maths prodigy, worked for GCHQ, the UK’s Government Communications Headquarters as a code-breaker.</p> <p>On Monday, August 23, 2010, his colleagues grew concerned when he failed to come into work...

Episode #17
<p>The brutal murder of Daniel Morgan is one of the most infamous unsolved cases in British criminal history. Morgan, a private investigator from London, was brutally murdered in 1987 with an axe to the head. The case...

Episode #16
<p>In 2008 Sabina and Ursula Eriksson were at the centre of a series of bizarre events that captured the imagination of not only the UK and Europe, but the wider world.</p> <p>They reportedly had normal lives as they...

Episode #15
<p > </p> <p >Louise Kam, disappeared in July 2021 and was later found dumped in a rubbish bin.</p> <p >Two men were quickly detained and each attempted to blame on the other.</p> <p >What was the motive and chain of...

Episode #14
<p>Today's case is that of Elle Edwards (pronounced Ellie), who was a completely innocent bystander when she was shot on Christmas Eve, 2022.</p> <p>We will look at the sequence of events, what led to the murder, the...

Episode #13
<p>Today's case is that of Lorraine Thorpe, a 15-year-old girl who, in 2009, became the youngest UK double murderer in modern times. We will look at the impact of addiction, neglect, influence, and the need to ensure...

Episode #12
<p></p> <p>On January 27, 2023, Nicola dropped the kids off atschool & took her dog for a routine walk. What happened next would lead to one of the UK's most scrutinized missing person cases in recent years.</p> <p></p>

Episode #11
<p> Bibaa Henry & Nicole Smallman were found murdered & intertwined in 2020. The police took selfies with the victims and shared them amongst others.</p> <p></p>

Episode #10
<p>Today we're looking at the case of Carol Morgan, who was murdered in the back room of her shop in a seemingly motiveless crime.</p> <p>As detectives dug more deeply, the complexities of Carol's life, marriage, and...

Episode #9
<p>On November 28th, 2004, Alistair, a 30-year-old banker from Nairn, was shot dead on his doorstep. The only clue was that he was asked for by name, and a blue envelope addressed to 'Paul'. What happened, what was the...

Episode #8
<p> The only clue was a pair of odd socks and a skeleton showing severe trauma. Who was this person, and what happened?</p> <p> </p>

Episode #7
<p> UK Police officer Doyle was unfortunate to be the first through the door. </p>

Episode #6
<p> Paul Hanson was found with fatal wounds at home after a 999 call from his wife just 3 days after Christmas, on December 28th, 2022. Paul was described by his son as "the rock of the family".</p> <p> We will look at...

Episode #5
<p> </p> <p>In 2007, the bodies of 2 sisters were found in their home, in a scene that would be described as "absolutely frenzied".</p> <p>We will look at the chain of events, motives, trial, justifications, and any...
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