Alan Stoob’s True Crime Casebook™

Saul Wordsworth

Former policeman and nazi hunter Alan Stoob has dedicated his retirement to solving Bedfordshire’s backlog of cold cases - much to his wife’s frustration.

Episodes

  1. Bonus episode: All the ads

    14/05/2019

    Bonus episode: All the ads

    Alan stars as JR Hartley in his very own Yellow Pages advert - plus all the other Bedfordshire-based ads from Alan's podcasts to date.

    14 min
  2. Case six - The Hook-Handed Killer

    07/05/2019

    Case six - The Hook-Handed Killer

    A man with a hook for a hand is suspected of three historic murders in the Bedfordshire area. 40 years later can Alan track him down?

    30 min
  3. Case five - The Nazi

    09/02/2019

    Case five - The Nazi

    Alan rolls back the years and tracks down an old adversary - but will he live the tell the tale?

    25 min
  4. Case four - The Flasher of Fancott

    25/01/2019

    Case four - The Flasher of Fancott

    A masked flasher has been terrorising the Bedfordshire village of Fancott since the 1970s. Can Alan unmask him?

    25 min
  5. Bonus episode: Alan’s Alternative Christmas Message

    20/12/2018

    Bonus episode: Alan’s Alternative Christmas Message

    Alan is joined by his family for some quiet reflection and a Christmas singalong.

    6 min
  6. Case three: The Crossbow Killer

    06/12/2018

    Case three: The Crossbow Killer

    A man is shot dead by a crossbow in Clophill, Bedfordshire. 43 years later can Alan solve the case?

    27 min
  7. Case two: The Nose

    14/11/2018

    Case two: The Nose

    In October 1983 a terrifying discovery was made in a field outside Flitwick. Alan Stoob investigates.

    28 min
  8. Case one: The Disappearance of James Wunk

    17/10/2018

    Case one: The Disappearance of James Wunk

    In May 1973, twelve-year-old James Wunk purchased a Curly Wurly, slipped through a hedge and vanished into thin air. Alan Stoob investigates.

    31 min
  • 8 Episodes

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Former policeman and nazi hunter Alan Stoob has dedicated his retirement to solving Bedfordshire’s backlog of cold cases - much to his wife’s frustration.

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