EP036 MEET THE PRISONERS
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What makes a master criminal? That type of person who goes beyond the normal petty crime or brute violence. Charles Peace was one of the most notorious criminals in the Victorian age, but why? He didn’t kill many people, or steal the crown jewels, or overthrow a government.
He had that special star quality the newspapers loved though. He was a master of disguise, constantly escaped the police, lived a double life and even had a horde of buried treasure. But what the Victorian’s loved MOST was his sensational trial for murder…..
Join me as we learn about the real Charles Peace. He was a brilliant actor. An intelligent, ruthless, ingenious and talented man. He also a killer and a twisted stalker. The papers made him a celebrity criminal, but underneath he became what he was called – “the very devil”
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Happy 2nd Anniversary This is my look back on the last two years, a lot of thank you’s, some listener questions and our first murder?
Two years of podcasts. Time to celebrate with a Victorian murder; you’ve all been asking for one for ages, so here you are.
1. start with thank you’s and reflections on the last two years.
2. then a few listener questions.
3 . cover a murder that shocked the Victorians; a murder that showed how fast the Victorian police could investigate a crime, cover a little bit of the trial, then finally the impact of prison. Oh and that tiny little thing that changed it all…….
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