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03/11/2021
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26/11/2024

13/12/2023

Vardy vs Rooney: Wagatha Christie

In October 2019, after 2 years of detective work, Coleen Rooney published a tweet that landed her in court for libel against fellow footballer’s wife Rebekah Vardy. It’s a story that’s inspired TV shows, podcasts and even a West End show. It’s......... Wagatha Christie. Jackie is joined by barrister Grace Rose Gwynne and TV Critic Scott Bryan to discuss what was going down in the DMs, the wildest moments from the case and some brilliant acting. Courtroom Drama contains dramatic reconstructions that have been created from court transcripts and have been condensed and edited for clarity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

13/12/2023

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51 min
Saison 1, épisode 4

4. When the bucket overflows

Are stalkers born this way? Ruchira Sharma delves deeper into the minds of those who stalk. We can all imagine the stereotype of a stalker. The man on the street corner, the hooded figure behind a computer screen. But these are real people. What exactly is going on in their life? What is driving their behaviour? Ruchira speaks to Dr Alan Underwood, Principal Clinical Psychologist at the Stalking Threat Assessment Centre to learn about the current interventions and approaches taken to those who stalk. Just how do you come up with a treatment plan for a stalker? Anatomy of a Stalker is a Crime+Investigation Original Podcast by Cue Podcasts. If you have been affected by any of the issues in this episode or across the series, resources are available on the Advice and Support page at crimeandInvestigation.co.uk/advice. Archive Credits: ITN 2018 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S1, É4

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36 min
06/12/2023

Winslet vs Daily Mail: Weight loss libel trial

Back in 2009, in a pre-Instagram world, Oscar-winner Kate Winslet took Associated Newspapers to court over an article published in the Daily Mail that claimed she was lying about her exercise regime. Why was it so important to her to set the record straight? Why did the Daily Mail even go there when they knew she had already won a similar case against Grazia magazine? Jackie is joined by barrister Grace Rose Gwynne and lawyer Demelza Hassani to get the tea on it all. Courtroom Drama contains dramatic reconstructions that have been created from court transcripts and have been condensed and edited for clarity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

06/12/2023

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40 min
22/11/2023

Depp vs Heard: Trial by TikTok

We’re taking you back to Spring 2022. You scroll TikTok and all you see is supercuts from a defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. Should the trial have been televised? How does that impact a celebrity court case? Jackie is joined by barrister Grace Rose Gwynne and social media expert Pilar Nalwimba to revisit the trial of Depp vs Heard and get into defining moments from the case including THAT one about faecal matter on the bed. Courtroom Drama contains dramatic reconstructions that have been created from court transcripts and have been condensed and edited for clarity. This case covered serious allegations of domestic abuse. We aren’t talking about those elements of the trial in this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

22/11/2023

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50 min
29/11/2023

Sanderson vs Paltrow: The Ski Crash Trial

Nothing gives lifestyles of the rich and famous like a ski-and-run trial. In March 2023, Gwyneth Paltrow was taken to court by Terry Sanderson for a personal injury claim. The former optometrist claimed the Goop founder knocked him out on the ski slopes of Utah, causing a brain injury and four broken ribs. Jackie is joined by barrister Grace Rose Gwynne and fashion psychologist Dr. Dion Terrelonge to get into Paltrow’s stealth wealth courtroom looks, how damages are calculated in a personal injury claim and some ludicrous moments from the case. Courtroom Drama contains dramatic reconstructions that have been created from court transcripts and have been condensed and edited for clarity. Listeners of this podcast can receive 50% off a subscription to the Crime+Investigation Play app, where you can stream thousands of hours of unmissable true crime content, all ad free. To take advantage of this offer head to crimeandinvestigationplay.co.uk and use the offer code COURTROOMDRAMA when prompted. Offer starts 1st November 2023 and ends 30th April 2024 and is applicable for the length of any package that you purchase. Subscription auto-renews at the chosen standard package rate after the offer ends. Dates may be subject to change at any time. See full terms and conditions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

29/11/2023

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44 min
Saison 1, épisode 1

1. A crime of pattern

What does a stalker look like to you? Can you see them? Do they look familiar? Journalist Ruchira Sharma sets out to discover what stalking actually is, and delves into the five typologies of stalking: rejected, intimacy seeking, incompetent, resentful, and predatory. What drives each of these cases? Is it obsession, or something else? Speaking to forensic psychologist Dr Rachael Wheatley, Ruchira lands on a new goal: to find a stalker herself. Anatomy of a Stalker is a Crime+Investigation Original Podcast by Cue Podcasts. If you have been affected by any of the issues in this episode or across the series, resources are available on the Advice and Support page at crimeandInvestigation.co.uk/advice. Archive Credits: 9 News Australia CBS New York CBS News Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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26 min
Saison 1, épisode 3

3. A barrister’s view

As we move deeper into understanding the complexity of these cases, Ruchira Sharma has one question: how can we stop stalking? Speaking to barrister Grace Rose Gwynne, we learn about the realities and shortfalls of the law. The internet has provided stalkers with limitless methods of targeting their victims... are we really equipped to tackle this new era of stalking? Anatomy of a Stalker is a Crime+Investigation Original Podcast by Cue Podcasts. If you have been affected by any of the issues in this episode or across the series, resources are available on the Advice and Support page at crimeandInvestigation.co.uk/advice. Archive Credits: BBC Newsnight ITV News Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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38 min
21/10/2024

Lee Pomeroy: Was the attack predictable?

In January 2019, Lee Pomeroy boarded a train along with his 14-year-old son. Another man was also on the train – Darren Pencille. Shortly after they boarded, Pencille clashed with Lee and some angry words were exchanged, Pencille pulled out a knife and violently stabbed Lee in the neck and torso, 18 times in 25 seconds. Tragically, Lee died in his son’s arms, before the train reached the next stop. Pencille is a paranoid schizophrenic and had a history of not taking his medication, this along with the fact this all happened in the middle of the day lead many to question not only their safety on public transport but whether this could have been prevented. Nikki Mitchell, BBC South Home Affair Correspondent, joins Dermot Murnaghan to discuss what went wrong. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

21/10/2024

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21 min
04/11/2024

Sophie Lancaster: Has hate crime moved online?

Back in August 2007 – the murder of Sophie Lancaster ‘shook the nation’ – in part, because of the savagery of the assault that her and her boyfriend Rob Maltby endured – but equally because of the young age of the offenders. The case was treated as a hate crime and nearly 20 years later there are still questions around whether youth violence could ever be eradicated. Dermot is joined by criminologist and expert in hate crimes Professor Jon Garland from the University of Surrey to understand where youth violence still exists and if hate crime can be prevented. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

04/11/2024

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23 min
28/10/2024

Kasim Lewis: What can the police do to protect women?

In 2017 Cathy Burke, a 55-year-old retired civil servant, was violently murdered in her own home and six weeks later, 22-year-old Iuliana Tudos disappeared on her walk home from work on Christmas Eve. Iuliana’s story gained huge traction, and the MET very quickly tracked down the killer – Kasim Lewis, who, to the MET’s shock, had Cathy’s DNA at his home as well as Iuliana’s. Only half of this story made the headlines and if Cathy’s murder had been resolved sooner there’s a chance Iuliana’s death might’ve been prevented. Dermot Murnaghan is joined by former Met Police Detective Superintendent Shabnam Chaudhri, to understand why it is that some cases get more coverage than others and what learnings the Police need to take to protect women’s safety. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

28/10/2024

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23 min

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