12 episodes
Mr Lyttle Meets Mr Big RNZ Originals
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- True Crime
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4.6 • 43 Ratings
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The Mr Big technique is a powerful tool used to get criminals to confess. But is it fair? Is it just? Or does it lead to false convictions?
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Seeking Justice
Is the Mr Big Sting: a powerful tool? Or an underhanded tactic? And can it bring justice?
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The Defence Challenge the Sting
Did the police push David Lyttle into a false confession? Or did they just give him an opportunity to tell the truth?
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The Jury Hears the Mr Big Sting
When the jury hear the Mr Big tapes, David's confession is held up to scrutiny.
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The Trial (Part Two)
As doubts on both sides mount, the Mr Big evidence becomes crucial to the Crown's case.
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Customer Reviews
Excellent podcast
It’s revealing listening to “ Mr Big “scripts emphasizing the need for “honesty” as they effectively “entrap” their suspect by deceit. If “best practice” is important, I hope our Police are also RNZ podcast listeners. Ngā mihi Steven Price and team.
More pathetic rubbish from the manure heap that is Radio NZ
A fine example of the Dunning Kruger Effect, a talentless hack who’s decided he’s an INVESTIGATIVE journalist, Woodward & Bernstein rolled into one. In fact, he couldn’t be trusted to cover a primary school fete. Price obviously has legal training, minimal information distorted and milked out over so many billable minutes, the lies of a criminal accepted uncritically.
The only true crime here is misuse of public funds.
Mr Lyttle meets Mr Big
This is such an interesting podcast series. Steven Price is a great storyteller- he keeps it interesting, clear and thought-provoking throughout. Highly recommend.