Prash's Murder Map: True Crime Podcast

The Marpole Murders | The Hunt for Rocky Rambo Wei Nam Kam

11K views · 1w ago · 24:34

In September 2017, occupational therapist Dianna Mah-Jones and her husband Richard were murdered in their Vancouver home by a stranger who had watched Dianna from the street. CCTV, discarded murder weapons, and a cleverly obtained DNA sample led detectives to Rocky Rambo Wei Nam Kam, whose disturbing police interview and claim that he believed he was inside a violent video game became central to the case.

Murder in Hodgemoor Wood | The Puzzling Death of Dr Helen Davidson

274K views · 1mo ago · 31:10

In November 1966, respected Buckinghamshire doctor Helen Davidson was brutally murdered while walking her dog in Hodgemoor Woods, leaving her fox terrier as the sole witness. There was no clear motive for the strange killing. The local police, assisted by Scotland Yard detectives, initially focused on Helen's husband and their housekeeper.

Murder in the Fens | The 1912 True Crime Case of Minnie Morris

54K views · 1mo ago · 14:24

In the summer of 1912, 21-year-old Minnie Morris left London for a working holiday picking fruit in the quiet fenland village of Walsoken. When her body was discovered beside a country lane, suspicion fell on fellow fruit-picker Robert Galloway, who had already made a surprising confession but went on to change his story.

The Ontario Murders | Manhunt for “The Tattoo Man” Peter John Peters

204K views · 2mo ago · 26:16

In January 1990, Ontario was gripped by one of Canada’s largest manhunts in 15 years. Peter John Peters, a violent ex-convict known as ‘The Tattoo Man’, terrorised the province for several days, leaving a trail of theft, assault and murder. From the brutal killing of a 63-year-old cleaner to the stabbing of two young women and a bank robbery, his crime spree tested law enforcement and left communities in fear.

The 1928 Lake District Murder | The Honeymoon Killer of Borrowdale

52K views · 2mo ago · 30:20

In June 1928, a newly married Chinese couple arrived in the Lake District to enjoy their honeymoon. Days later, 28-year-old Wai Sheung Siu was found strangled in woodland near Derwentwater. Suspicion fell on her husband as hidden jewellery, cryptic notes, and reports of mysterious men and secret societies became part of a sensational murder case.

Interview with Giles Brown on Talk Radio Europe about Wartime London's 'Bonnie and Clyde'

6K views · 3mo ago · 31:31

Guest: Giles Brown

On 1 July 2026, we were interviewed by Giles Brown on Talk Radio Europe about our latest book, Wartime London's 'Bonnie and Clyde': The Crime Spree of Betty Jones and Karl Hulten, which examines the 1944 crime spree that culminated in the shooting of private car hire driver George Edward Heath, known as the 'Cleft Chin Murder'.

The Manhunt for Barry Prudom | The Phantom of the Forest Murders

406K views · 3mo ago · 40:08

In June 1982, the murder of Police Constable David Haigh sparked the largest manhunt Britain had seen at that time. As fugitive Barry Prudom moved through the forests and villages of North Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire, he left more victims in his wake, including Sergeant David Winter. Hundreds of police officers, helicopters, armed units and a specialist wilderness tracker joined the search, which culminated in the ‘Siege of Malton’.

The Great Coram Street Murder | The Unsolved True Crime Case of Harriet Buswell

30K views · 3mo ago · 18:53

On Christmas Day 1872, the body of 31-year-old Harriet Buswell was discovered in a Bloomsbury lodging house, her throat brutally cut inside a locked room. As detectives reconstructed her final hours, conflicting witness statements and rumours of a mysterious ‘German gentleman’ sent the investigation spiralling in the wrong direction.

The Wrotham Hill Murder | Fabian of the Yard Investigates

95K views · 4mo ago · 24:43

In October 1946, 48-year-old Dagmar Peters was found murdered on Wrotham Hill in Kent after a lorry driver spotted a blue shoe at the roadside. The murder investigation was led by Chief Inspector Robert Fabian, later immortalised in the TV series Fabian of the Yard. Suspicion fell on lorry driver and career criminal Sidney Sinclair, a man with multiple aliases whose story soon unravelled under questioning.

The Wife in the Well Murder | Victorian England's Most Notorious Botched Execution

30K views · 5mo ago · 23:39

In 1885, in the Fenland village of Walsoken near Wisbech on the Cambridgeshire-Norfolk border, Bathsheba Goodale was last seen alive with her husband, Robert. That night, he returned home alone, his trousers soaked and his boots thick with mud. He showed little concern when his wife failed to come back from the fields, and his strange indifference quickly stirred suspicion among the villagers.

The Vampire of Kraków | Karol Kot and the Murders That Shocked Poland

14K views · 5mo ago · 26:12

This true crime episode takes place in 1960s Kraków, Poland, where a string of random, brutal stabbings shocked the city and left police hunting a killer with no apparent motive. At first, nobody suspected Karol Kot; a polite, intelligent teenager hiding an obsession with knives and violence. The two murders and multiple attempted murders he committed would earn him the nickname ‘The Vampire of Kraków.’

Murder in Babbacombe | The Man They Could Not Hang

53K views · 6mo ago · 25:20

In November 1884, 68-year-old Emma Ann Whitehead Keyse was brutally murdered in her home in Babbacombe, Devon. As investigators pieced together the crime, suspicion fell on a member of her household, John Lee, later known as “Babbacombe” Lee. His trial gripped the public, but the story did not end in the courtroom.

The Murderess of Newington Butts | The Strange Case of Agnes Norman

30K views · 6mo ago · 19:23

In Victorian London, 15-year-old Agnes Norman was working as a nursemaid when a 14-month-old girl in her care died suddenly and mysteriously. When suspicions were raised, police uncovered a disturbing pattern. Over the previous three years, Agnes had worked in several households, and each time, a string of sudden deaths – children and pets alike - followed in her wake. Was it cold-blooded murder, or a stunningly tragic coincidence?

France's Last Public Execution | The Crimes of Serial Killer Eugen Weidmann

35K views · 7mo ago · 21:39

Guest: France's Last Public Execution

Eugen Weidmann, a German-born criminal, carried out a series of thefts, kidnappings, and murders in Paris in the late 1930s. His victims included an American dancer, and the case involved buried bodies, ransom notes, and multiple accomplices. His calm, deceptive charm helped him evade the police for nearly two years before he was finally captured.

Murder in Birkenhead | Lock Ah Tam and the Chinatown Tragedy

29K views · 7mo ago · 20:53

After a birthday celebration in Birkenhead in 1925, the Tam family’s life of respectability and success suddenly unravelled in a violent tragedy. This episode explores the life of Lock Ah Tam, his role as a respected figure in Liverpool’s Chinese community, and the fateful events that led to one of the most shocking family murders of the era, set against the backdrop of Liverpool’s Chinatown and surrounded by the eerie coincidences that haunted the case long afterwards.