30 Minute Crime

30 Minute Crime

A brand new true crime podcast hosted by investigator Mark Williams-Thomas and presenter Jeremy Vine. Your weekly dose of crime.

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30 Minute Crime

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True Crime

Podcast-Website

riverside.com

Neueste Folge

7. Jul 2026

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Serial Child Killer or Innocent Woman? | Lucy Letby 07.07.2026

This week, Mark and Jeremy dive into the controversial case of Lucy Letby; the nurse convicted of murdering seven babies. After being sent to jail in 2024, questions have arisen about whether her case was managed properly within the judicial system. Is she Britain's worst baby killer or an innocent woman? Join Jeremy and Mark as they answer the burning questions surrounding this infamous trial.

In Plain Sight - Britain's Worst Child Predator? | Jimmy Savile 30.06.2026

In this week's episode, we dive into Mark's role in exposing prolific child offender Jimmy Savile, the shocking nature of Savile's web of lies, and how he was able to get away with it for so long.

The Man Who Robbed His Wife's Party | Peter Murrell 23.06.2026

What drove Peter Murrell to commit his crimes? And is it possible that Nicola Sturgeon really didn't know about what was happening in her own home? Join ex-detective Mark Williams-Thomas and presenter Jeremy Vine in delving into what could have motivated Peter Murrell to commit embezzlement in plain sight....

Coming soon... 12.06.2026

Coming soon. Your weekly dose of crime.

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