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True Crime Fridays

True Crime Fridays

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 True Crime Fridays is a weekly true crime podcast, hosted by weird Emo Lauren and scotsman Emo Matt. Lauren tells the stories of the cases and Matt gets traumatised. True Crime Fridays is a Panda Productions podcast.True Crime Fridays True Crime
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  • EPISODE 79: THE TEACUP POISONER

    EPISODE 79: THE TEACUP POISONER
    Aug 15 2025

    In 1971 Graham Young was discharged from Broadmoor Hospital after 8 years after he poisoned and killed his stepmother when he was 14-years-old. After release his obsession with poisons did not leave and even grew to be even darker than it originally was. He was dubbed The Teacup Poisoner.

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    54 mins
  • EPISODE 78: THE PETER BERGMANN CASE

    EPISODE 78: THE PETER BERGMANN CASE
    Aug 8 2025

    Peter Bergmann was the name given by a man to a hotel employee in Ireland. However, this was not his true identity. The unidentified man was spotted by witnesses and on CCTV showing very odd behaviour on the local beach and around the city. Getting rid of his belongings that could've had ID inside before being found dead. The man still has not been identified to this day...

    If you have any information on this man please contact the Irish Police.

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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • EPISODE 77: THE MURDER OF ALISON SHAUGHNESSY

    EPISODE 77: THE MURDER OF ALISON SHAUGHNESSY
    Aug 3 2025

    Alison Shaughnessy was a newly married Irish woman living in the UK when she was attacked returning home from work. Looking further into Alison's husband, a secret would be revealed that was unknown to Alison shocking the family and putting the spotlight on two sisters.

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    1 hr and 1 min
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