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Serial Oversite
Serial Oversite uncovers chilling cases where serial killers kept killing because warnings were ignored and victims were overlooked. Through gripping storytelling and deep research, we reveal how justice failed — and ask: How many lives could have been saved? True crime that seeks answers, not just shock. New episodes every weekend
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29 de jul de 2025
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Episode 2 - The Camden Ripper 29.07.2025 32:48
In this episode of Serial Oversite, we examine the chilling case of Anthony Hardy — a man who became known as The Camden Ripper. Between 2000 and 2002, Hardy murdered at least three women in London, dismembering their bodies and disposing of them near his Camden flat. But before these brutal crimes came to light, police missed multiple red flags that might have stopped him sooner. We’ll trace Hard...
Episode 1 - The Grindr Killer 13.07.2025 24:47
Stephen Port looked like an awkward loner searching for connection online — but behind that façade lay a predator who drugged and murdered four young men he met on dating apps. Police accepted his lies, ignored vital evidence, and labelled the deaths as accidents, allowing him to keep killing. In this episode of Serial Oversite, we unravel how repeated oversights, prejudice, and missed warnings tu...
Episode 1 Trailer 13.07.2025 1:28
In the early hours of London’s nightlife, four young men lost their lives after meeting the same stranger online. Police called them tragic overdoses. Families begged them to look deeper. In this season of Serial Oversite, we trace the chilling crimes of Stephen Port — and the warnings police missed again and again. How many lives could have been saved if someone had truly listened?
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