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Real Survival Stories is the brand-new show from Noiser hosted by John Hopkins. Hear true stories of ordinary people thrust into extraordinary survival situations. Stranded in the desert. Lost in the jungle. Marooned in the mountains. Shipwrecked on the high seas. You'll hear from individuals who had everything against them. But even then, they refused to give in…
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In part two, the Ted Bundy story continues. As police delved further into the investigation of Bundy, his name became infamous throughout America. Everyone was captivated by this extraordinary serial killer - someone who had been hiding in plain sight for years. The arrest, trials and convictions of Bundy took the nation on a whirlwind journey: one filled with drama, tragedy, shock and ultimately, an alarming deathbed confession.
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In 1974, a 22-year-old weather reporter in Washington State disappeared one cold, snowy February night. Police couldn’t find any trace of her, apart from blood stains on her pillow and bed. Just five weeks later, another young woman disappeared, followed by four more that Summer. Women were vanishing at alarming rates from places which should have been safe. With no physical evidence to go on, but a wealth of witness testimony, police had just one suspect in mind. A young, attractive law student called Ted Bundy. But Bundy was like no individual America had ever seen. Would police be able to catch him before any more girls became his victims? Or would Bundy use his charm to continually evade justice?
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In Massachusetts, 1972, the small community of Springfield was torn apart when a 13-year-old boy, Danny Croteau, was found dead. When police investigated the case, one suspect stood out: a respected Roman Catholic Priest, Father Richard Lavigne. But Lavigne fiercely denied any involvement in the murder. However, in 2021 - almost 50 years later - Lavigne gave a deathbed confession...one which suggested he may not be as honorable as he claimed
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In Delaware, 1975, a 38-year-old man called Wayman Cammile was charged with robbing and sexually assaulting a 64-year-old woman. The trouble was, Cammile had no memory of the crime ever taking place. He had been drinking on the night in question, and didn’t know for certain if he was guilty or innocent. Then, over a decade later, the woman who accused Cammile made a shocking deathbed confession. With her dying words, she revealed what really happened that fateful night in 1975, and the part Cammile actually played.
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Priscilla Biggadike was a mother and wife in 19th-century England who found herself at the heart of a scandal. Accused of being at the centre of a lethal love triangle, she vehemently protested her innocence. But was she as wrongly accused as she made out, or was there some truth to the rumours that she had committed unforgivable acts under the noses of her husband and children?
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