Queenie

In order to come to terms with the death of his mother, Queenie’s interest in the afterlife becomes piqued. He seeks the counsel of a former prisoner by the name of Shed Sven and also a newspaper astrologer by the name of Melody Newman.

In an attempt to gain can early release Queenie pursues a rather surprising avenue. This episode features another very frightening character known only as Lyn. 

In an attempt to go straight, Queenie gets involved in R-PAC, the Reformed Prisoners Acting Club run by Leon Dooley. However a job at a North London pub is there to act as a cover for some nefarious practices. 

Magnus delves into the family archives to gain a better understanding of Queenie’s background and family life including an interview with his father’s mistress Sveltana.

How broadcaster and journalist Magnus Finch received the recordings of Queenie and a little about why he became the violent character that was so feared in the prison system. Interview excerpts with Queenie himself, and psychologist Nigel Puce. 

A little taster of the voices that will feature in this spoof true-crime series about Queenie, Britain's most unlikely violent criminal.Written, voiced, and produced by Steve Furst with music by Steve Furst.Additional voices by Debbie Chazen.