The Cliff's Edge Podcast

This episode of the podcasts takes us to the Italian city of Udine. Throughout the 1980s a serial killer roamed the streets of this ancient city searching for the forgotten and vulnerable. A tactic that has allowed him to remain unidentified for over forty years.But this case has not been forgotten and recent developments have meant that justice might be close. We cover all of this and more in todays episode. Thank you for joining us.Contact: thecliffsedgepodcast@gmail.comSupport: Ciaran McConnell

In 2008 experienced hiker Robert Meyer set out on what should have been a short hike into the Australian Bush, but unfortunately he never returned. And despite the passing of almost two decades no trace of Warren has ever been found.Ten years after Warren disappeared retired Victorian Police Detective Valentine Smith began looking into the case with the help of the Meyer family. After years of research Valentine has identified several persons of interest along with developing fresh lines of enquiry. Valentine discusses all of this and more on today's episode. Crime Stoppers Australia: 1800 333 000 .. Crime Stoppers Australia - Your Community, Your CallWarren Meyer Site: Missing person: Warren Gerrard Meyer | Missing personsValentine's website/contact: Valentine Smith APM - Missing Persons Center

Special EpisodeLong before the superstar players, global television audiences and billion-dollar sponsorships, the World Cup was little more than an ambitious dream.In July of 1930, thirteen teams travelled to Uruguay for what truly was an adventure into the unknown. What followed was eighteen unforgettable days of drama, chaos and comedy. Join us for this Cliff's Edge Summer Special as we uncover the remarkable story behind the very first FIFA World Cup.As always, thank you for listening. If you enjoyed the episode, please consider leaving a rating or review.

On a November night in 1997, Galway based taxi driver Eileen Costello O'Shaughnessy left Galway city on what appeared to be just another fare. But when the ever reliable Eileen failed to meet her boss later that night, it was clear that something was not right. Over that night and into the morning an extensive search for Eileen took place. The following day, Eileen's body was found at a place known as Tinkers Lane outside of Galway city.Nearly thirty years later, despite numerous appeals, witness sightings and extensive Garda investigations, her killer has never been identified. Mill Street Garda Station: 091 538 000Garda Website: Murder of Eileen Costello O’Shaughnessy on the 30/11/97 - GardaArticle concerning a person of interest: Convicted murderer is questioned about taxi driver killing – The Irish TimesShow contact: thecliffsedgepodcast@gmail.comSupport: Ciaran McConnell

On a quiet Sunday night in November 2004, a man arrived at the home of Alistair Wilson in the peaceful Scottish town of Nairn. Minutes later, three gunshots rang out and the unidentified visitor vanished into the night. More than twenty years later, the murder remains one of Scotland’s most baffling unsolved cases.In this episode of The Cliff's Edge Podcast, we examine the life and death of Alistair Wilson, the mysterious envelope handed to him moments before the shooting, and the many theories that have surrounded the case ever since. From possible business disputes to rumours involving organised crime, we explore the investigation, the unanswered questions, and why this Highlands murder continues to haunt Scotland.

This week on The Cliff’s Edge Podcast, I’m joined once again by Ned Dehan from Black Box Online Radio to discuss the unbelievable case of DB Cooper. From the infamous hijacking in 1971 to the many suspects and theories that have emerged over the decades, we take a deep dive into one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of all time.Cooper Fridays: D.B. Cooper: The FBI Report - 2026Black Box Radio: Black Box Online Radio - YouTube