The Cliff's Edge Podcast

On a quiet morning in 2004 Martin Doyle left his home in Suncroft, County Kildare. But he never returned home. There were no reports of a struggle no witnesses and there is still no clear explanation as to what happened to Martin Doyle. In this episode of The Cliff’s Edge Podcast, we examine the timeline, the final sighting of Martin and the questions that still remain decades later.
Facebook page for Martin Doyle:(20+) Martin Anthony Doyle | Facebook
Further reading:The unsolved disappearance of Martin Doyle : r/UnresolvedMysteries

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In the quiet town of Circleville, a series of anonymous letters were posted. The letters were full of accusations, threats, and information about secret relationships.
What started as a disturbing act of harassment soon escalated into something far more sinister. That eventually destroyed the social fabric of a peaceful mid-western town.
But even after an arrest and conviction, the letters continued. Which only added to the mystery and speculation.
In this episode of The Cliff’s Edge Podcast, I’m joined by a special guest Kevin to explore one of the most infamous cases of poison pen in American history.

The Midnight Mystery Archive Podcast: Midnight Mystery Archive - Podcast - Apple Podcasts

Further reading: Amazon.com: Voices from the Shadows: The Circleville Letters: A True Crime Mystery eBook : Bell, Hunna , Bell, Hunna: Kindle Store
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In 2012, the body of Agnes Wanjiru was discovered in a septic tank at a hotel in Nanyuki, a town in central Kenya.
What followed was a deeply troubling investigation; witnesses came forward and allegations were made yet certain authorities failed to act.
In this episode of The Cliff's Edge Podcast, we examine the events of that night, the investigation that followed, and the unanswered questions that remain.

The Sunday Times Investigation: I’ve killed her: the moment a British soldier ‘confessed’ to dumping a mother’s body into a septic tank : r/unitedkingdom

Further Reading: Nanyuki: Living in the Shadows of a British Army Base in Kenya | Student Repository
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As America lived through prohibition and the Roaring 20s, a transient killer known as the Gorilla Man Strangler moved across states and eventually international borders. Leaving behind a trail of brutal murders.
Researcher and author Alvin Esau joins the show to cover the life and crimes of one of the world's first documented serial killers.
Alvin explores his troubled upbringing, early criminal behaviour and the series of murders that shocked North America. We also discuss the remarkable police work that took place decades before modern forensics.
Beyond the case itself, we widen the conversation to examine the societal conditions that can contribute to serial offending, and ask whether the modern world has changed in ways that make such offenders less common today.
Alvin's website where his brilliant books can be found
ALVIN A.J. ESAU - Homepage
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Today's episode covers the unsolved murder of Janet Brown. On a Spring evening in 1995 an unknown male broke into Janet Brown's family home, in the Buckinghamshire countryside, and savagely attacked the fifty one year old mother of three. Despite an extensive investigation by Thames Valley Police no motive for this shocking murder was never established.

UK Police Contact: Contact us | Police.uk
Thames Valley Police: Home | Thames Valley Police
Crime Watch UK: Crimewatch UK – The (Unsolved) Murder of Janet Brown (1995) Lest We Forget – R.I.P.

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