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Evil Done Badly: One Moron's Adventures in True Crime

Evil Done Badly: One Moron's Adventures in True Crime

By: Dave Gill
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 Join Dick as he unravels the worst the world has to offer; in the most half-assed way possible. We will explore the depths of depravity, all while being mostly incoherent. And if that's not enough... this show has no budget! We aim to be the most incompetent true crime podcast on the internet. Follow along as we bumble our way through the darkest reaches of humanity.Dave Gill True Crime
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  • Evil. Done Badly. Episode 63 - Jack the Ripper on The Least Loved True Crime Podcast in the World

    Evil. Done Badly. Episode 63 - Jack the Ripper on The Least Loved True Crime Podcast in the World
    May 21 2025

    On this episode we will be discussing the most famous anonymous person in the history of civilization: Jack the Ripper. He terrorized Victorian England in the 1880s with a serious of gruesome killings. But you already knew all that.
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    39 mins
  • Evil Done Badly: Episode 62 - The Death Penalty and Weird Last Meal Requests

    Evil Done Badly: Episode 62 - The Death Penalty and Weird Last Meal Requests
    Dec 16 2024

    On this episode, Dick discusses capital punishment and the strange practice of giving someone a 'last meal' before extinguishing them.

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    25 mins
  • Evil Done Badly True Crime: Episode 61 - Dr. Death: Harold Shipman

    Evil Done Badly True Crime: Episode 61 - Dr. Death: Harold Shipman
    Nov 3 2024

    This episode features Britain's most prolific serial killer... Dr. Harold Shipman.

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    23 mins

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