A Podcast About Murder Lewis & Teagray

On the 21 April 2011 in Nantes, France, the bodies of Agnès Dupont de Ligonnès and her four children as well as the family’s two dogs were discovered buried in their garden. Only one member of the family was missing: the patriarch, Xavier. He has never been found, but the trail he left cast a dark shadow.
What happened to the family Dupont de Ligonnès?





Recommended reading: Le mystère Dupont de Ligonnès, Béatrice Fonteneau, Jean-Michel Laurence




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A Podcast About Murder is written, hosted and edited by Freya Teagray and Jem Lewis




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Meredith Kercher was a 21 year old British university student on exchange in Perugia, Italy, when she was found brutally murdered. The twists and turns of the trials and convictions that followed resulted in an international media frenzy and captured armchair detectives across the globe.



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It might be Scotland’s most infamous unsolved case: who is Bible John? This creepy character with a religious fixation is said to have haunted Glasgow’s ballroom scene in the late 1960s. Some believe him to have had 3 victims, some say more — still others wonder if he even existed.



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La Porte, Indiana, 1908. A farmhouse owned by widow Belle Gunness burns to the ground. The bodies of Belle and her children are discovered in the ruins, but it’s only the first of a series of gruesome findings on the property. The remains of murder victims begin to be uncovered one after another. And is that really Belle in the ruins of the fire…?



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In January 1935, a man checked into the Hotel President in Kansas City, Missouri. Two days later, he was dead — after being found beaten and stabbed in his hotel room. What did the man’s suspicious behaviour have to do with his fate? Who was he really, and who was he hiding from?



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Welcome to season 6 of A Podcast About Murder! We kick off with the story of Carl Panzram, a truly vicious American serial killer who terrorised his victims in the early 20th century. A brutal upbringing shapes this merciless killer, and an extremely unlikely friendship immortalises his tale.



Recommended reading: Panzram: A Journal of Murder by Thomas Gaddis and James Long


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