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In November 1994, 13-year-old Lindsay Jo Rimer disappeared from her hometown of Hebden Bridge, a quiet English village nestled in West Yorkshire. Last seen leaving a local shop where she bought cereal, her family and friends were plunged into a harrowing search for answers. Five months later, their worst fears were confirmed when her body was discovered in the Rochdale Canal, weighted down with a boulder. Despite decades of investigation, Lindsay’s killer remains at large, and her case continues to haunt the community.

In this episode, we delve into the timeline of Lindsay’s disappearance, the chilling discovery of her remains, and the enduring mystery surrounding her murder. We explore the impact on her family, the local community, and the challenges investigators faced in their pursuit of justice. Could the key to solving Lindsay’s murder still be out there?

Listeners are encouraged to share any information that might help bring closure to Lindsay’s family.

https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/news-appeals/nows-time-tell-us-about-lindsay-rimers-murder-renewed-appeal-30th-anniversary-0

https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/crime/lindsay-rimer-police-renew-unsolved-murder-appeal-on-30th-anniversary-4856534

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In this gripping episode, we delve into the heartbreaking and harrowing story of James Bulger, a two-year-old boy whose murder in 1993 shook the world. We explore the chilling details of his abduction, the shocking involvement of two ten-year-old boys, and the profound societal impact of the case.

Join us as we discuss the timeline of events, the investigation that gripped a nation, and the legal and ethical debates that arose from one of the most infamous crimes in modern history. How did this tragedy change the way we think about justice, rehabilitation, and the safety of children?

This episode sheds light on the enduring questions surrounding the case and invites reflection on its legacy. Listener discretion is strongly advised due to the sensitive and disturbing nature of the content

https://forjames.org

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In this episode, we explore the horrifying case of John Sweeney, the “Killer Carpenter,” whose brutal crimes went undiscovered for years.

A seemingly ordinary handyman, Sweeney’s dark and violent side was hidden behind a facade of normalcy. Known for his disturbing artwork and poetry detailing his violent thoughts, Sweeney left a gruesome trail across the UK and Europe, targeting those closest to him.

Join us as we uncover the details of his double life, the meticulous police work that ultimately led to his arrest, and the chilling evidence that connected him to unsolved cases spanning decades. Listener discretion is advised.

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This episode covers the murder of John Sabine.

This case is truly astonishing and what makes it even more unbelievable is the fact the perpetrator left clues and even hinted to others that they had in fact killed John, yet his body was not discovered until 19 years later...

There's been a lot of coverage about the offender in this case, but as always, it's John who should be remembered.

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In this episode, Annie and Beth discuss the heinous murders of Susan Rushworth, Shelley Armitage and Suzanne Blamires.

This case involves an offender who targeted his victims, killed them like they were prey, overtly flouted his crimes before disregarding the victims bodies like they were nothing.

The offender in this case was callous, cold-hearted and so brazen, but ultimately received the justice the victims and their families deserved.

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