Murder Tales Podcast

In the second episode of our deep dive into the House Of Horrors we examine the early lives of Fred and Rose West. What warning signs were there, and how did they set off on the road that led them to become vicious and sadistic serial killers?

In 1994 the United Kingdom was stunned when a terrace house in the quiet town of Gloucester was revealed to be “the house of horrors.” Nine bodies were buried in the basement and garden of the property owned by seemingly ordinary couple Fred and Rose West, and three more bodies were found in the surrounding area. In this episode H. N. Lloyd and Kristof Britton explore how these

Was there a serial killer preying on children in the Merseyside area in the early part of the 20th century? That frightening possibility is examined by H. N. Lloyd and Kristof Britton in this special episode.

It’s that time of year again, time for the Murder Tales Christmas special. This year H. N. Lloyd and Kristof discuss one of Lloydy’s favourite ever cases. Nellie Clarke was an 11 year old girl brutally murdered on a dark winters night. But just what part did Father Christmas play in this horrible affair, and what was the significance of the pink notepaper? Merry Christmas and d

In this episode H. N. Lloyd and Christof Britton discuss famous poisoning cases. Travel from Victorian Liverpool to Modern day London, and discover some of the bizarre and inexplicable links some of these cases have to the notorious Jack The Ripper Murders.

The Croydon Poisoning is a classic murder mystery, like something ripped from the pages of Agatha Christie. In 1923 three members of the same family were poisoned, but just who was responsible and why?

In this spooky Halloween Special H. N. Lloyd and Kristof Britton explore the tantalising mystery of just who put the body of an unidentified murdered woman in a wych elm tree. The case has led to a last mystery and fantastic theories involving witches, Nazis spies and a haunting!

In the second part of our deep dive into the crimes of John George Haigh H. N. Lloyd and Kristof Britton discuss the final crimes, a daring arrest and the last trial of the Golden Age of British murder.

John George Haigh lives in infamy in the annals of crime. He murdered six people in cold blood dissolving their bodies in acid. But did he really murder his victims so he could drink their blood?

In the wake of Lucy Letby’s conviction for the murder of seven babies under her care at the Countess of Chester Hospital crime historian H. N. Lloyd and Kristof Britton discuss those people in the annals of crime who swore to save lives only to kill and kill again.