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The weekly UK True Crime Podcast, hosted by Adam Lloyd, has been the home of UK True Crime since 2016.Shortlisted for Best True Crime Podcast in the 2026 True Crime Podcast Awards, and with over 85 million listens, it is where you discover a wide variety of lesser known UK cases and find new perspectives and insight on stories you may already know.If you would like to advertise on the show, please just email: [email protected]://uktruecrime.com⚠️ Disclaimer:The case discussed in this podcast often represents the worst day in many people’s lives. I always aim to tell these...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Adam Lloyd turns varied UK cases into clear, humane accounts of evidence, investigative uncertainty and consequence.
UK True Crime Podcast gives Adam Lloyd room to reconstruct cases through timelines, investigative turns, court proceedings and the lives affected by violence.
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The episode turns the East Sussex fireworks depot explosion into a careful, grounded account of loss, duty, and aftermath.
The episode follows the East Sussex fireworks depot explosion with a sober focus on sudden loss, public duty, and the aftermath that followed.
A careful police-led account of Helen's final night and the search that followed.
This episode follows the police work around Helen's final movements, from the man who drove her home from the Birds in Hand club to the witness appeals in Maesteg and the searches in woodland where her body was found 60 miles away.
A sober, chronological account of a case that reached sentencing after years of uncertainty.
Vicky Hall's 1999 murder in Felixstowe anchors a measured account that follows Steve Wright's path to sentencing with clear chronology. It moves from the original investigation to the later reopening, then back into the courtroom, keeping the legal thread easy to follow while…
A sober Glasgow case study of grief, evidence, and the long shadow of one violent night.
A Glasgow true crime episode follows Karen's death with restraint and care. It stays close to the family statement, the university tributes, the George Square vigil, and the return of her body to Ireland, which keeps the focus on the people left behind.
A clear, brisk fraud story that keeps its footing as the lies pile up.
UK True Crime Podcast episode 493 follows a fraudster whose life was wild enough to earn the King Kong label in some writeups. Adam keeps the main beats easy to follow, moving from the first-class Virgin train to the Caledonian Hotel and then into the romance with Nicola…
A measured robbery case where the evidence, not the drama, carries the story.
Adam uses episode 492 to trace a Merseyside robbery gang with patience and restraint. The case is all there: the 999 call, roof-tile break-ins, DNA hits, and the police net tightening around a crew that was both brazen and organized.
ABC Audio's Theranos fraud series that also introduces its other true-crime podcasts.
LA Times reporter Christopher Goffard traces con man John Meehan's fraud, abuse, and its Bravo TV adaptation.
This episode explores the life of Paul Bint, a serial fraudster who impersonated doctors, aristocrats, and lawyers over decades, committing hundreds of crimes.
Adam covers the Karen Buckley murder case from Glasgow, beginning with her disappearance after leaving the Sanctuary nightclub and speaking to a man in a white shirt.
UK True Crime Podcast episode 484 covers the 3 December 2006 fireworks explosion at Marley Farm near Ringmer, East Sussex, which starts with a 1:49pm 999 call and turns into a fatal incident.
UK True Crime Podcast episode 483 follows the 1996 murder of 18-year-old Helen Martin from Maesteg, South Wales, after a bank-holiday night out at the Birds in Hand.
The UK True Crime Podcast covers Steve Wright's Old Bailey sentencing for Victoria Hall's 1999 murder in Felixstowe and the attempted kidnapping of Emily Doherty.
Host Adam Lloyd introduces a UK true crime case from Norfolk, with promotions for a true crime festival and other network shows.
A bonus episode revisiting the unsolved murder of Janet Murgatroyd, originally covered in 2017, with a plea for new information.
Caroline Flack wrote, "The truth has been taken out of my hands and used as entertainment."
A special Q&A episode where the host answers listener questions about true crime podcasting and case research.
A true crime podcast episode about a teenager sent to a psychiatric institute who becomes part of something larger.
A weekly true crime podcast exploring lesser-known UK cases with new perspectives.
A weekly true crime podcast hosted by Adam Lloyd, exploring lesser-known UK criminal cases with new perspectives.
Adam Lloyd introduces a modern true crime story involving bragging about wealth, greed, easy money, social media influence, and murder.