Crime at Bedtime

Kenneth McDuff was sentenced to death for the brutal murders of three teenagers in Texas. But despite his horrific crimes, McDuff was released on parole, only to resume his reign of terror. This episode takes you into the chilling story of a man who defied the justice system, leaving a trail of death in his wake. How could someone so dangerous be allowed to walk free, and what happened when he was unleashed on society once again?

Jill Dando was the face of British television—a journalist and presenter loved by millions. But on a quiet morning in April 1999, she was brutally murdered in broad daylight outside her home. The crime stunned the nation and led to what many call one of the most controversial wrongful convictions in UK history.Who really killed Jill Dando? And why?

In 1987, private investigator Daniel Morgan was found brutally murdered in a South London pub car park, an axe embedded in his head. More than three decades later, the case remains unsolved, shrouded in corruption, conspiracy, and cover-ups at the highest levels of British policing. Who wanted Daniel Morgan dead—and why has justice never been served?In this episode we will look at the multiple suspects, numerous failed investigations and theories surrounding this brutal crime and coverup.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Music in order of appeareance by:-Universfield from Pixabay-Tomasz Glaza from Pixabay-P Richmond from Pixabay-Joel Fazhari from Pixabay-ViraMiller from Pixabay-Rahul Bhardwaj from Pixabay

Gareth Williams was a gifted mathematician and intelligence officer working at the heart of Britain’s secret services. But in 2010, his life ended under circumstances as perplexing as they were chilling—his body found zipped inside a bag, the room scrubbed of evidence. Was this the work of foreign agents? A tragic accident? Or something even stranger? In this episode, we explore the theories, the cover-ups, and the secrets that still surround his case.

A friendly, independent woman, Claudia Lawrence lived a quiet life in York—until she disappeared without a trace in March 2009. With no sign of forced entry at her home and no financial or digital clues, the investigation turned to her social circle, revealing complex relationships and secret encounters. Was Claudia the victim of someone she knew? Or did a stranger cross her path earl one morning on her walk to work?This episode uncovers the twists, dead ends, and theories surrounding one of the UK’s most perplexing missing person cases.If you or anyone else has any information that might help police please contact: https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information/forms/give-information-anonymously

In January 2000, 18-year-old Zebb Quinn disappeared under perplexing circumstances in Asheville, North Carolina.His abandoned car, found days later with unsettling clues—a live puppy inside and mysterious lipstick markings—deepened the mystery.For over two decades, the case baffled investigators and haunted the community.In 2017, a breakthrough occurred when Robert Jason Owens, a former friend and co-worker, was indicted for Zebb's murder.Five years later, Owens accepted a plea deal, admitting to involvement in the aftermath of Zebb's death and alleging a sinister plot involving his late uncle.This episode unravels the intricate web of secrets, lies, and unanswered questions surrounding Zebb Quinn's tragic fate.​Get Crime at Bedtime early and ad free now on Apple + or Patreon