The killer who terrorized Cleveland — and was never caught.“It began with a horrifying discovery in Cleveland’s Kingsbury Run — the mutilated remains of an unidentified man, found by two young boys on a quiet September morning in 1935. What seemed like an isolated act of violence soon spiraled into a nightmare as more bodies surfaced, each bearing the same brutal signature. The press called him ‘The Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run,’ and his reign of terror would haunt the city for years. In this episode, we dive deep into the investigation, the fear that gripped Cleveland, and the mystery that still confounds experts nearly a century later.”

A house fire that wasn’t what it seemed — and a town forever changed

In the quiet town of Fairview, Ontario, a midnight blaze tore through a family home — a tragedy that left neighbors in shock. But what began as a devastating fire soon revealed something far darker. Beneath the ashes lay secrets, deception, and a burning suspicion that would consume an entire community.”

Mother’s fight for justiceIn 1989, the quiet town of Billingham, Teesside, was shaken by a crime that would change the course of British legal history.

When Ann Ming’s daughter was brutally murdered, her killer walked free under the protection of the double jeopardy law. But Ann refused to accept that injustice. Through years of tireless campaigning, she took on the British legal system — and won.

This episode unravels the heartbreaking story of a mother’s love, the flaws in the justice system, and the landmark legal battle that redefined the meaning of justice in the UK.

Join us as we explore the crime, the investigation, and the historic fight that forever changed British law.