Shaun Attwood's True Crime Podcast

Discover the true story behind notorious East London gangsters, Ronnie and Reggie Kray, on this 90-minute walking tour.

In April 2007, 62-year-old Eunice was sentenced to 14 years in prison for the systematic wounding, cruelty and assault of the vulnerable children whose welfare had been entrusted to her.

Instantly recognised in prison, Big Brother winner Alex Reid uses wit and wisdom to deflect threats, ranging from brawling travellers to hungry rats and cockroaches. Upon release, he is reunited with his wife and baby daughter.

Caught up in drug-gang warfare, Darren loses a friend to murder and a brother to suicide. After serving an 18-year sentence for murder, he emerges from prison on a passionate mission to help young people.

Andy Fastow of Enron entices Giles into a deal that will haunt him. After Enron's multi-billion fraud, the Nat West 3 are extradited to US prison.

Insane stories about 2 legendary figures whose paths cross: the Wild Man of Widnes and Purple Aki of Liverpool.

Alan goes from being a young footballer for Bolton Wanderers to Aston Villa signing him for £5 million. After retirement, his finances and mental health collapse.

After his mum kicks him out of their house as a kid, Danny lives with sex workers and gang members. Bullied on the streets and in prison, he snaps, bites an inmate's ear off and his psychopathy ignites.

After getting tortured by his father, Gordon is moved into the brutal care system. Living in squats, he runs up a drug debt with Nigerian gangsters, who knock out his teeth. Using street smarts, he forms a group to catch predators.

Having researched well beyond the White House Farm six-part miniseries, our guests cast considerable doubt on Jeremy's Bamber's conviction for killing his adoptive parents, sister and her twin sons, both six.

Author, socialite and YouTuber Lady C has published eight books about the British royal family, with a focus on Princess Diana.

On a 2-week holiday with his girlfriend, Tuggawar decides to smuggle 6 pounds of weed. After getting busted at the airport, his journey into an insane violent netherworld begins.

Jaw-dropping stories from a gunman the media labelled as an extremely dangerous super-villain with an IQ of 180 trained in a deadly Japanese martial art.

There’s a new podcast series out that we’d like you to hear. It’s called American Vigilante and features a guy called KC who has an extraordinary life story.

Part 3 of Blink's stories of robberies, gangland warfare, prisons, stabbings and bombs, featuring the godfather of Glasgow Arthur Thompson and Paul Ferris of the movie, The Wee Man.

After an inmate convinces Lee to smuggle in a phone, the demands escalate. Under constant pressure from the gangs, Lee eventually gets busted. With his life shattered, he enters dangerous prison environments.

Childhood trauma and an evil stepfather push Stephen into street life. His gang activity escalates until he's arrested for murder in Jamaica. In prison, he navigates a world of extreme danger and cruelty.

After working for Northumbria Police in the 1990s, Suzanne battles addiction issues. With her drug intake and behaviour spiralling out of control, she ends up arrested by her former colleagues.

Upon joining Wild Man in Arizona, Wild Woman distributes Ecstasy in competition with Sammy the Bull Gravano's crew. Her crime spree ends with 2 SWAT-team raids and 155 felonies.

After weeks of training in Colombia with high-powered weapons and explosives, Peter and his team of battle-hardened mercenaries board a helicopter to assassinate Pablo Escobar.

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From drugs and violence to pregnancy and heartbreak, Mim's classroom sees it all as she helps females who have committed serious crimes.

Severely beaten by his sadistic father, Mick is accustomed to violence. As a head doorman, he experiences fights, shootings and famous gangsters.

Richard Jones takes me on a tour of Victorian London's underworld, where the slayings took place, from street-corner taverns to unsavoury lodging houses. One by one the murder victims and the circumstances of their killings are revealed.

After avoiding incarceration for his role in growing pot, Ben becomes concerned about knife attacks on his friends and launches a campaign.

Growing up in the UK, Guled hustles to survive. He is bullied, kidnapped and almost stabbed in prison, where he turns the tables on his enemies with the help of his Somali friends.

Jason Farrell, Home Editor at Sky News, is the man with the inside story. In this fearless, hard-hitting account, Farell shares in terrifying detail the story of the county lines phenomenon through the words of gang members and their victims themselves.

Sohom details the most shocking and emotional cases and dangerously mentally-ill patients that he has dealt with: from mum's who kill their own babies to serial killers.

After doing armed robberies at age 15, Ray graduates to the highest levels of crime. Working with infamous gangsters, he earns a reputation as one of the UK’s most dangerous men.

At age 19, Karl stabs a man and goes on the run in Spain. In prison, he encounters various characters, including Purple Aki, Danny Gee and his own father freshly deported from America.

Ex Merseyside cop and intersex person, Ann details her campaign to combat cyberbullying and explains YouTube's cyberbullying policy.

This is the true story of the murder of 14-year-old Jodi Jones in Scotland, in 2003. But, could the boy convicted of that murder, Jodi's boyfriend, Luke Mitchell (also 14 at the time), be innocent?

Working as a security guard on a ship in the Indian Ocean, former paratrooper Nick is arrested on false charges. Inside the brutal Indian prison system, Nick and his colleagues – the Chennai Six – cling to their sanity.

Serving life for armed robbery and possession of firearms, Joey adapts to a netherworld of drug-fuelled violence, infamous gangsters and convict justice for sex offenders.

After getting arrested at a Venezuelan airport with a suitcase of cocaine, Natalie was clueless about the danger she was facing.

On holiday with his dad, Mike dances and attracts a crowd. He transforms his frustration at his hardships – being held at gunpoint etc – into performances that go viral.

After a few near misses smuggling weed through India, Austria and Nepal, Steven's luck runs out in Japan, where prisoners are only allowed to whisper.

Alan's journey through a house of horrors. Over 100 former residents have alleged that they were sexually abused, tortured, starved and beaten between 1957 and 1974.

After too many violent encounters working as a doorman in the UK, Andy seeks overseas adventures. Hired by "The Firm" in Indonesia, he adheres to strict rules that when broken end up with his colleagues teeth getting knocked out.

Author Peter Walsh tells the story of Curtis Warren whose network included the Colombian cartels, Turkish heroin godfathers, Moroccan cannabis growers and the Ecstasy labs of Holland and Eastern Europe.

After filming the PKK's youth wing fighting the Turkish Armed Forces, Jake spends two weeks in maximum security. After quitting war correspondence for Vice, he reports on organised crime and extremist politics, including the Order of Nine Angles

With Bloods and Crips at war in Manchester, Kieran is almost fatally shot. After seeking reprisals, he ends up in supermax prison.

Part 11 of the story of an international smuggling mastermind who faced the death penalty multiple times and coordinated breath-taking escapes.

Anti-trafficking crusader, Andrew Wallis, establishes a charity with safe houses across the UK and introduces the Modern Slavery Act of 2015.

Arrested in Morocco by an armed soldier, Mark is given a way out: drop your trousers, bend over a tree and take it from behind — just one of many anecdotes hilariously told.