The Trial of Lord Lucan

Enjoyed the revisiting of the evidence and the use of practicing barristers to lay out the case as they would today. As ever, the appeasement of the ‘woke’ who don’t appreciate reality means that rather than simply employing an actor with elocution similar to an upper middle class educated child (i.e., historical accuracy), they’ve used South East Londoner with a strong accent to play the child of aristocrats - distracting from the content.

Absolutely loved this. So indepth and layered and a good insight to the legal system both past and contemporary. Listened to it all in one morning when on holiday and my kids slept in. I ate a long lazy breakfast with fizz and truly immersed. What a fabulous way to end a break. Thank you all. If you need a voluntary researcher I can send you my cv. X

Thoroughly enjoyed this podcast, but I’m almost shouting out in despair! Why have you not put forward a theory that Lady Lucan aided and assisted her husband? There is absolutely no doubt the attack was meant for Lady Lucan. Her husband had mistakenly taken the life of Sandra Rivett and out of sheer desperation to survive she managed to convince her husband that she would help him cover his tracks. She most certainly would have put to him that this would be the only way to protect the children and him from prosecution. So he then proceeded to help her clean herself up, they both put the body in the bag (as Lady Lucan’s blood was found on the bag alongside Sandra’s) with a view to disposing of it later. However, once they had moved upstairs to clean up, Lady Lucan took her opportunity and fled. Only then, after realising she had gone he knew he’d been duped!

I think that lord Lucan was set up . I think that lady Lucan had set the whole thing up . There was so much more to her . She was supposed to have been really badly injured but she still managed to run into a pub and shout that her husband had done it . I really can’t believe this . She has taken to the grave what she really did know