In this episode of the UK Crime Podcast, we shine a light on the dark and little-known story of The Podmore Murder Case — a shocking tale of obsession, betrayal, and a deadly love triangle that rocked a quiet British town in the early 20th century.

When Harold Podmore, a seemingly ordinary man, discovered his wife's secret affair, what followed was a descent into violence that ended in cold-blooded murder. Fueled by jealousy and humiliation, Podmore’s calculated actions stunned the public — not just for the brutality of the crime, but for the chilling calmness with which he carried it out.

Was this a crime of passion… or something far more sinister? Join us as we examine the twisted psychology behind the killer, the courtroom drama that followed, and how justice was ultimately served.

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The Crumbles Murders – A Quiet Beach, A Brutal Crime

In this episode of the UK Crime Podcast, we travel back to the windswept shores of Sussex to uncover the disturbing truth behind The Crumbles Murders — two chilling cases, eerily similar in setting and savagery, committed just a few years apart.

In 1920, the body of 17-year-old Irene Munro was discovered on the desolate Crumbles beach near Eastbourne — brutally attacked by two men she believed were friends. Just four years later, in 1924, the murder of Emily Kaye in a nearby cottage shocked the nation again, this time involving a dismembered body, a blood-soaked bathtub, and a fiancé with a deadly secret.

What was it about this lonely stretch of coastline that seemed to attract murder? And how did these horrific crimes expose the dark side of post-war Britain?

Join us as we delve into two of the most notorious and grim murder cases in British criminal history.

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The Brighton Trunk Murders – A Seaside Mystery That Gripped the Nation

In this haunting episode of the UK Crime Podcast, we dive into the macabre world of the Brighton Trunk Murders of 1934 — a pair of gruesome killings that sent shockwaves across Britain.

When railway staff at Brighton station opened an unclaimed trunk, they discovered a horrifying sight: a dismembered female body. Just weeks later, another body was found in a similar trunk in nearby King's Cross. The press ran wild with speculation, dubbing Brighton “The Queen of Slaughtering Places.”

Who were the victims? Were the two cases connected — or the work of separate killers? And how did detectives of the day piece together one of the most puzzling murder mysteries of the 20th century, without modern forensic tools?

Join us as we revisit the seaside town’s darkest chapter, filled with scandal, secrecy, and a killer hiding in plain sight.

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