Crime Time Inc is not just another True Crime Podcast – it's a portal to the past, where you'll hear stories from retired police officers who were on the frontlines of investigations, facing challenges that tested their skills, intuition, and determination. These tales will transport you to the heart of the action, revealing the unvarnished truth behind the headlines. We're delving into a diverse range of historical cases that continue to intrigue and haunt us to this day.
Hosted by former detectives Simon McLean and Tom Wood.
Edited and produced by Chris Burt.
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In this episode, we delve into the perplexing and unresolved case of Alistair Wilson, a banker who was mysteriously murdered on his doorstep in Nairn, Scotland, 20 years ago. The discussion covers various theories, strange details such as the empty blue envelope, the peculiar weapon used, and the s...
This episode explores the chilling case of Jeffrey Dahmer, delving into the psychological and societal factors behind his crimes. Through a discussion of Dahmer's early life, patterns of behavior, and legal trials, the episode also examines the systemic failures that allowed him to continue his hor...
Discussing Historical and Contemporary Crime Cases: Limbs on the Loch, Susie Lamplugh, and More Tom and Simon discuss a range of crime cases in their conversation, including both historical and contemporary instances. They delve into the issues faced by their American Deep Dive team in pronouncing ...
This episode delves into the enigmatic case of Dr. Hawly Crippen, who was accused of murdering his wife, Cora, in 1910. The story, still gripping over a century later, is filled with inconsistencies, infidelity, forensic mysteries, and dramatic twists. With access to trial transcripts, old news art...
In this episode, we delve into the haunting case of Eric Smith, a 13-year-old convicted of the brutal murder of 4-year-old Derek Robey in Savona, New York, in 1993. We explore the crime's details, Smith's psychological profile, and his subsequent trial as an adult. The discussion also covers Smith'...