Crime Viking

By: Ross Brookes
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  • Summary

  • A True Crime podcast with a wannabe Viking, examining horrific crimes, their implications and remembering the victims. A Bi-weekly raiding party from the safety of the longship - come join the Oathsworn. @crimeviking for all social media
    Copyright Ross Brookes
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Episodes
  • A Passion for Poison (Episode 10)

    A Passion for Poison (Episode 10)
    Aug 30 2023
    If any killer was said to have been born evil, it was Graham Young. A teenager whose obsession with poison became a game of death and he was consumed by the need to exert power through murder. Serial Killer Young became Broadmoors youngest inmate, his cold and calculating plans leaving a trail of misery and death with not even his closest family safe.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • The Black Panther Part 2 (S1E9)

    The Black Panther Part 2 (S1E9)
    Apr 16 2023
    Britains most wanted man, on the run, armed and ready to kill. The crimes and capture of Donald Neilson in the 1970s, England. This is part 2 of the Black Panther murders brought to you by the Crime Viking, part of the DarkCast Network.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • The Black Panther Part 1 (S1E8)

    The Black Panther Part 1 (S1E8)
    Mar 21 2023
    England, 1975, the UKs most wanted man is on the run after a string of armed robberies and murder. Lesley Whittle is a 17 year old A level student and heiress to a small fortune, she is kidnapped and held for ransom. A series of unfortunate events leads to a bungled ransom drop - will the killer be caught before its too late?
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    56 mins

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