Mark Randell & Bethan Trueman
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Hosted by Mark and Bethan, Seeing Red delivers intriguing, terrifying and dumbfounding True Crime stories each and every week. Check out our bonus content at http://www.patreon.com/seeingredpodcast
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Mark and Bethan connect investigative evidence with candid discussion of institutional judgment and the human consequences of crime.
Seeing Red A True Crime Podcast pairs detailed case narration with Mark and Bethan's candid conversation. Their attention moves between the evidence that established what happened and the assumptions that shaped an investigation, while keeping the human cost of murder and…
A prison fork comes back in pieces; you'll never hear 'missing cutlery' quite the same way.
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A prison discussion turns chilling as Baxendale's boasts make the violence feel deliberate and grimly intimate.
This single-episode review centers on a prison conversation that darkens as Baxendale is said to have bragged to cellmates about using a knife.
A harrowing review of repeated neglect, trapped children, and a danger their father should have prevented.
This two-part review follows how a father's repeated choice to leave his children alone in a car became central to the failures around his two-year-old daughter's death.
A troubling relationship story shaped by unease, possible control, and James Self's urge to help.
The Murder of James Self: When Control Turns Deadly traces a relationship that seems to tighten around James as he grows more withdrawn and Murphy's responses to ordinary gestures become harder to read.
A missing-person search ends in a devastating discovery before the investigation turns toward September 29, 2017.
Part two follows Honor's disappearance beyond the search itself, into the point where a missing-person case becomes a murder investigation. After nearly two weeks, her remains are found, officers are overcome at the scene, and a sombre press conference carries the news across…
A bird-feed dispute becomes a measured look at how ordinary irritation can gather dangerous weight.
This single-episode review follows a dispute over bird feed and the rats it may bring, then lingers on the uneasy distance between a small irritation and the damage that can follow when no one backs down.
Owen Dunn's killing becomes a measured, evidence-led look at joint enterprise and blame.
The episode centers Owen Dunn's killing and uses it to weigh blame, evidence, and joint enterprise. The hosts keep close to the known facts, and the video footage matters because it shows he had not drawn the knife or even reached for it before the attack.
A sober account that keeps Judith, John, and Richard at the center of a tragic case.
Seeing Red follows Judith's decline, John's attempts to stay in contact, and the uneasy pull of Richard as the case moves toward January 15, 2025. The episode is strongest when it keeps the timeline clear and lets the emotional pressure build at its own pace.
A restrained missing child account that leans on place, timing, and ordinary details that turn ominous.
This episode keeps the focus tight on one bad day and lets the details do the work. The roadside wait, the broken bus, the witnesses trying to line up the timing, and the errand for Christmas presents and a haircut all give the story its shape.
Grave questions, carefully organized.
Paranormal talk with room to wander.
Oz reimagined, then argued with afterward.
Crime memory with prison-wall detail.
Irish true crime, evidence first.
True crime with forensic bite and blunt banter.
Seeing Red revisits the disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley, who boarded Royal Caribbean's Rhapsody of the Seas on 21 March 1998 with her parents Ivor and Ron and her brother Brad.
The episode follows the Salisbury poisonings as the story shifts from a local emergency into something much wider.
The episode follows Anthony Emila as police learn he was no ordinary offender and, just 10 days later, things escalated sharply.
The episode revisits Owen Dunn's case and the fallout around it.
Linda Spence was already in too deep.
This episode revisits the unsolved 1988 murder of Debbie Linsley, a 26-year-old hotel manager stabbed to death on a London train.
Hosts Mark and Bethan narrate the brutal double murder of Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso by their Colombian house guest, Yostin Mosquera.
Seeing Red podcast re-releases their investigation into Paul Gad (Gary Glitter), the glam rock superstar convicted of sexual abuse.
Seeing Red A True Crime Podcast revisits the disappearance of 13-year-old David Spencer and 11-year-old Patrick Warren from Chelmsley Wood in December 1996.
Seeing Red A True Crime Podcast traces how 25-year-old Honor Faber disappeared on September 29, 2017, and how DNA on her jacket pointed police to 27-year-old Michael P., a convicted violent offender in the Netherlands.
Seeing Red examines the murder of 15-year-old Alex Rodda from Pickmere near Knutsford, starting with his supportive family, his openness about being gay, and his life at Holmes Chapel High School.
Wall's drive starts quietly.
Part 1 of the Anne Faber case.
The episode centers on a troubling case and the hard aftermath around a damaged life and family.
The episode opens with a sponsor read before moving into Judith's decline: she is unwell, exhausted, and barely eating.
A rat problem ought to be simple.
Seeing Red: A True Crime Podcast follows the case of Robert and Joanne Hall at Château de Frétay, a 130-acre estate in Brittany that the couple bought in 1998 for a holiday complex and golfing retreat.
Seeing Red revisits the Dunblane massacre, describing how 43-year-old Thomas Hamilton drove to Dunblane Primary School on 13 March 1996 with two Browning HP pistols, two Smith & Wesson Magnum revolvers, and 743 cartridges.
The episode opens with loose, familiar banter before settling into a long chat with Oscar, a former prison officer.
Daniel Morcombe is waiting for the bus.
This episode concludes the tragic case of two-year-old Parker Schultz, who died after being left in a hot car by her father, Christopher.
Seeing Red A True Crime Podcast covers the murder of James Self, a 47-year-old artist and copywriter whose family noticed him becoming sad and introverted after meeting Polly Murphy at a memorial service in early 2023.
Warnings were already there.
The trick is horribly simple.
Mark and Bethan introduce a listener-suggested true crime case in their weekly podcast.
The hosts announce their participation in CrimeCon Birmingham and London, encouraging listeners to attend and offering a discount code.
This episode introduces a podcast that explores the lives and deaths of famous celebrities, focusing on the scandals and secrets behind their iconic status.
This episode begins with a promotional ad for another podcast, Dead Famous, before presumably diving into a true crime story.
Hosts Mark and Bethan introduce a true crime episode, thank Patreon supporters, and set up the case discussion.
Host Bethan introduces a solo episode about a missing persons case, discussing the emotional impact of unresolved disappearances.
A true crime podcast episode about a fatal motorcycle accident near a US military base in England that sparked a cross-Atlantic legal and political controversy.
The hosts of Seeing Red A True Crime Podcast introduce their season finale, give a shout out to a blogger, and preview a two-part episode.
This episode continues the investigation into the 1975 disappearance of the Lyon sisters, detailing the cold case review in 2013.
Mark and Bethan introduce a historical true crime episode about an event from 70+ years ago that involved many deaths and led to change.