Hooked on True Crime

Happy Holidays from HOTC!In this festive episode, we delve into the lighter side of crime with stories of 'Bad Santa's' and holiday heists, including a KFC robbery and a helicopter theft. The conversation also touches on the chaotic SantaCon event and concludes with a briefly heart warming , yet shocking tale of a mother who staged a burglary to gain sympathy. The episode is filled with humour, holiday spirit, and intriguing crime stories.References Person dressed as the Grinchtaunts woman who allegedly faked Christmas burglaryCrooks crawl through windowof Lehigh Acres home, steal family’s Christmas gifts - YouTube'Santa' robsDerbyshire KFC at knifepoint - BBC NewsFloridamom arrested by The Grinch after allegedly lying about stolen gifts | New YorkPost'Santa' robsDerbyshire KFC at knifepoint - BBC News'SantaClaus’ in armed robbery of KFC drive-through in Derbyshire | The Independent |The Independent

The Red bull episode!This episode of 'Hooked on True Crime' delves into the life and work of executioners, focusing on Albert Pierrepoint. The conversation begins with light-hearted domestic anecdotes before transitioning into serious discussions about historical crime cases, including the execution of Stanley Hobday and Alberts first female execution, Ethel Major. The hosts explore the economics of execution, the training and professionalism required, and the impact of World War II on the frequency of executions. The episode concludes with a look at Udam Singh's case and Albert's rise to chief executioner, setting the stage for future discussions on wrongful executions and notable cases.Ali takes a cockney quiz and failsScottish word of the week : Filsket and DrooketUse the code 'Hooked' for 10% off your CrimeCon UK tickets.Sources:Books Pierrepoint:A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding)TheExecutioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding)Executioner:Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint)TheHangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman) Web Ethel Major- Corned Beef Killer 1934- Crimes Through TimeEthel Lillie Major – The Corned BeefKiller – Capital Punishment UKCorned beef poisoner's tragic lettersto family before her execution | Lincolnshire LiveResults for 'ethel major' | BritishNewspaper Archive Stanley Hobday | Murderpedia, theencyclopedia of murderersStanley Eric Hobday - a homeinvasion... - Capital Punishment UK | FacebookTales from The Hangman's Record.Episode Three. Stanley Eric Hobday - 28th December 1933 BirminghamResults for 'stanley hobday' |British Newspaper Archive 1939-45 Espionage – The History RoomHangmen at War – Chapter 4 – Spies,Traitors and Saboteurs in the UK and Its Colonies – Capital Punishment UK1939-45 Espionage – The History Room

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The one where Ali embraces old age and not Sarah :)In this episode of 'Hooked on True Crime', we begin to explore the early life and legacy of Albert Pierrepoint, a notable executioner in British history. We delve into the Pierrepoint family's history, Albert's upbringing, and his aspirations to follow in his father's footsteps as an executioner. We discuss the emotional weight of Albert's first execution, the complexities of justice as illustrated by the cases of Patrick McDermott and Jeremiah Hanbury, and reflect on the moral implications of capital punishment. The episode concludes with a teaser for future discussions on wrongful convictions and the societal attitudes towards execution.Scottish word of the week: 'Unco' and 'Tammy Noorie'*use the code 'Hooked' for 10% off your Crimecon UK Tickets*Sources:YoutubeTales from The Hangman's RecordEpisode Seventy Eight. Jerry Hanbury 2nd February 1933 Birmingham. WebDD_Family_2014.pdfCapital Crime: 1916 and Death PenaltyDiscourse in Independent Ireland | Century IrelandResults for 'murder jessie payne' |British Newspaper ArchiveWinson Green Prisonin Birmingham – Capital Punishment UK BooksPierrepoint:A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding)TheExecutioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding)Executioner:Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint)TheHangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman)

The one where we get side tracked by a horny spider, there's a mini monster and a perpetrator is chased by a bus!In this episode we continue to explore the life and career of Thomas Pierrepoint, the UK's second most prolific hangman. We delve into the history of capital punishment in the UK, discussing the abolition movement and notable cases, including that of Dorothea Nancy Waddingham and Max Mayer Haslam. The conversation highlights the complexities of crime, punishment, and societal attitudes towards execution, culminating in Pierrepoint's final execution in 1946.*contested* Scottish word of the week : middlingBooks Pierrepoint:A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding)TheExecutioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding)Executioner:Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint)TheHangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman)Irene Munroand the Beach Murder of 1920,--(Dr Johnathan Oates) Web. Waddingham,Dorothea (1899–1936) | Encyclopedia.comThe Storyof Murderer Dorothea Nancy Waddingham | They Will Kill YouDorotheaWaddingham: English murderer (1899 - 1936) | Biography, Facts, Information,Career, Wiki, LifeNelsonmurder appeal - Red Rose Collections from Lancashire County CouncilTalesfrom The Hangman's Record. Episode Thirty Seven. Max Haslam – 4th February 1937Manchester.Thekiller dwarf who murdered a spinster and hung her beloved dog from the bedpost| Lancs LiveBarlinnie:The men who were hanged and their crimes: Carntyne cop killer John Caldwell |Glasgow TimesWalkingthe fateful eight steps | The HeraldTalesfrom The Hangman's Record Episode Eighty Two. John Caldwell 10th August 1946Glasgow.

In this episode, we continue our focus on the life and actions of executioner Thomas Pierrepoint. This week, we discuss the case of Louie Calvert (murdered her landlady), PC Power (who should never of had any power!) and the tragic murder of PC George William Gutteridge. The tale of these two very different policeman, lets us reflect on bad apples and heros. Thank you to Ali for superb (and difficult) research this week.Shetland word of the week: Mirrie dancers Mentioned : Crochet by NidsJoin our HOTC family on social media.References BritishExecutions - Execution of Louie Calvert - 1926 murder - Capital Punishment -Louie Calvert (Jackson) LouieCalvert – A Boot Fetishist? – Capital Punishment UK LouieCalvert — The Convicted Murderer Who Cried Wolf | by Alexa | Medium Frederick GuyBrowne | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers BritishExecutions - Execution of William Henry Kennedy - 1928 murder StaplefordAbbots, Romford - Capital Punishment - William Henry Kennedy Kenyon StreetPolice Station | The Hockley Flyer James JosephPower | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers TheImposter | Flickr PCGutteridge Killing – Liverpool City Police    Transcript 2015.173616.Trial-Of-Fredric-Guy-Browne-And-William-Henry-Kennedy.pdf Article : David M.Doyle & Ian O'Donnell (2012) The Death Penalty in Post-IndependenceIreland, The Journal of Legal History, 33:1, 65-91, DOI:10.1080/01440365.2012.661141 Books Pierrepoint:A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding)TheExecutioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding)Executioner:Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint)TheHangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman)Irene Munroand the Beach Murder of 1920,--(Dr Johnathan Oates) 

This week we share our recent adventures in Cornwall, including a visit to a vegan restaurant called Tiger Feet and the Craft Collective shop. We begin our deep dive into the life and career of executioner Thomas Pierrepoint. We discuss the crimes of John Coulson (murdered his wife and son), Frederick Seddon ( poisoned his lodger) and Robert Rosenthal (executed for treason). The conversation transitions into the chilling murder case of Irene Monroe, exploring the investigation, trial, and the eventual execution of her murderers. Scottish word of the week: a peculiar pronunciation of 'girl'Domestic misdemeanour : shopping with Ali! (just conform!!)Our Recommendations : https://www.instagram.com/tiger.feet25/https://www.facebook.com/thecraftcollectiveshop/?locale=en_GBhttps://janetgrayart.com/gallerySources:Trial Transcript t19120227-48 | TheProceedings of the Old Bailey Web Sources TheCrumbles Ghosts and MurdersMurderon the CrumblesWorld War One: Elevenshot at dawn in Tower of London - BBC NewsAnomaliesin the Execution of Wartime Spies in Britain - Josef Jakobs - 1898-19411912:Frederick Seddon, for love of money | Executed TodayFrederick Seddon |Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers20th Century UKExecutions - Old British NewsBritishExecutions - Execution of John Raper Coulson - 1910 murder 4 Springfield Place,Dudley Hill, Bradford - Capital Punishment - John Raper Coulson Books Pierrepoint:A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding)TheExecutioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding)Executioner:Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint)TheHangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman)Irene Munroand the Beach Murder of 1920,--(Dr Johnathan Oates) 

This episode of the podcast continues to delve into the life and career of Henry Pierrepoint, a chief executioner in the early 1900s. It explores various murder cases he handled, the prevalence of domestic violence at the time, and the personal struggles Henry faced. The discussion includes the execution of notable criminals, the historical context of capital punishment, and the legacy left behind by Pierrepoint and his family.Scottish phrase of the week: A face like a dog licking piss off a nettleSources: Books Pierrepoint: A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding) The Executioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding) Executioner: Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint) The Hangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman) Web Out of Time: The Pierrepoint Hangmen Dynasty - NottinghamCulture 20th Century UK Executions – Murder Research 32.pdf Shadow of the Noose - A Higher Power | Cumnock Chronicle Thomas Bone Jr 1880-1912 - Glenbuck Murderer Onthis day in Jersey | Murder jury passes guilty verdict - On this day in Jersey Results for 'walter marsh' | Between 1st Dec 1906 and 31st Dec1906 | Sheffield Daily Telegraph | Publication | British Newspaper Archive

In this episode, we continue our deep dive into the life and executions of Henry Pierrepoint. Henry begins his era as chief executioner, but not without experiencing his first brush with a family member of the recently executed, and on the same day, a pub brawl. We look at the first use of fingerprints in the UK for a murder charge with the case of the Stratton brothers and their terrible crimes against a husband and wife. We delve into the case leading to the execution of Edgar Edwards, who killed a family (for their home and belongs) and buried their dismembered bodies in a house he rented for that purpose. He was only caught because he tried to repeat the act. Henry also travels to Ireland to hang Joseph Fee who killed a man to prevent having to payback a debt, before leaving the body under manure at his business address, or was he framed? In his personal life, Henry relocates and starts a new business and his son Albert is born. We will discuss Albert's life as an executioner in a later episode. Scottish phrase of the week: ye've got a face lit a melted welly'Sources:trial transcriptt19030209-262 | The Proceedings of the Old Baileyt19050502-415 | The Proceedings of the Old BaileyWebNorthern Ireland Executions 1900-1961 – Capital Punishment UK26 Dec 1904 - THE CLONES MURDER. - TroveStratton Brothers: First Murder Case Solved by FingerprintsThe Stratton Brothers – The UK’s First Murder Case Solved by a Fingerprint – Capital Punishment UK'Mask murder' brothers hanged for slaughter of pensioners during a botched robbery were the first convicted of murder using finger print evidence - The Mirrornationalarchives.gov.uk/state-secrets/crime-and-punishment/crim-1985/BooksPierrepoint: A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding)The Executioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding)Executioner: Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint)The Hangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman)

In this episode of 'Hooked on True Crime', we follow Henry Pierrepoint's journey as he becomes chief executioner with the infamous case of Amelia Sach and Annie Walters 'the Finchley baby farmers' and Richard Wigley. The conversation explores the complexities of justice, societal stigma, and the moral implications of capital punishment, while also engaging listeners with personal anecdotes and reflections on the evolution of crime and punishment. We also ask whether the conviction of Louisa Masset for the murder of her son Manfred in 1900 was a miscarriage of justice and if Manfred could have been another victim of the Finchley baby farmers?Scottish word of the week : Tan, or tannedSources:Books;Pierrepoint: A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding)The Executioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding)Executioner: Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint)The Hangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman)web;Killer's chilling 14-word message to victim's family after brutal pub attack - The MirrorShrewsbury Prison – Capital Punishment UK07 Mar 1903 - THE FINCHLEY BABY FARM. - TroveLouise Josephine Jemima Masset (1864-1900) Manfred Louis Masset (1896-1899) - Reffell Family HistoryLouisa Masset – For the Murder of Her Son – Capital Punishment UKTrial transcriptst18991211-77 | The Proceedings of the Old Baileyt19030112-174 | The Proceedings of the Old Bailey

The one where Ali sets fire to the kitchen, we travel on Laguna Coaches and we start our deep dive into the Pierrepoint family.In this episode, we delve into the intriguing and often dark history of the Pierrepoint family, a lineage of executioners in the UK, leading into a broader conversation about the morality of capital punishment and the historical context of executioners' roles. The episode highlights Henry Pierrepoint's journey from a young boy fascinated by execution to becoming an executioner himself, exploring the complexities of his motivations and the societal implications of his work. The conversation wraps up with reflections on the legacy of the Pierrepoint family and the historical significance of their profession.Scottish phrase of the week: Gie it laldySources:The Pierrepoints - CLAYTON HISTORY GROUPGreat dynasties of the world: The Pierrepoints | Family | The GuardianCentury-old Pierrepoint journal shows hangman's spiral into alcoholismYouTubeBritain's Hangmen The Pierrepoint FamilyPIERREPOINT: A Family of Executioners PART ONEPIERREPOINT: A Family of Executioners PART TWOBooksPierrepoint: A Family of Executioners,--(Steve Fielding)The Executioner's Bible,--(Steve Fielding)Executioner: Pierrepoint,--(Albert Pierrepoint)The Hangman's tale,--(Syd Dernley and David Newman)

In this episode of 'Hooked on True Crime', we explore the fascinating lives of two notorious figures from American history: Jefferson Randolph Smith II, better known as Soapy Smith, and Poker Alice Ivers. We discuss Soapy's rise as a con artist in the Wild West, his infamous prize soap scam, and the organised crime he led in Denver. The conversation then shifts to Poker Alice, a skilled poker player and a strong independent woman who navigated the male-dominated gambling world. The episode highlights their legacies and the romanticised view of organised crime in American history. If you don't know their stories - you should! Scottish word of the week : ChodeSources:SoapyWho Was Soapy Smith? - The Days of 98 ShowSoapy Smith – Bunko Man of the Old West – Legends of AmericaCon Artist Soapy Smith Gets His Start in Leadville - Leadville, ColoradoAlias Soapy SmithAliceWild Women Of The West: Alice Ivers - COWGIRL MagazinePoker Alice – Famous Frontier Gambler – Legends of AmericaPoker Alice Tubbs – Infamous Deadwood | Deadwood, SD"Poker" Alice Tubbs (1851-1930) | Denver Public Library Special Collections and Archives

We Binge watched Monster: the Ed Gein Story and we have questions!In this episode, we delve into the life and crimes of Ed Gein, a notorious American serial killer. We discuss the impact of his upbringing, the discovery of his gruesome collection of body parts, and the sensationalism surrounding his story in media and popular culture. The conversation also touches on the psychological aspects of Gein's actions, his relationships, and the myths that have developed around his life. Through humour and analysis, we aim to separate fact from fiction in the portrayal of Gein's life and crimes.Scottish word of the week: 'bonnie'Sources;https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81783093https://www.marieclaire.com/culture/tv-shows/who-was-adeline-watkins-monster-the-ed-gein-story/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Geinhttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt27980902/https://www.britannica.com/biography/Ed-Gein

We had a fabulous time at Crimecon UK in Manchester! Thank you to all involved and attending, you made our day! This week we discuss, the content and the people, and what to expect if you come along to a Crimecon event in the UK, what is on stage and the social element of the incredible community. Our listeners share their domestic misdemeanours and we recall Sarah's bedroom related misdemeanour!https://www.crimecon.co.uk/

*A sad reminder of why we do what we do. Not much is known about our victim and her story has been mostly forgotten after all these years, although sadly, domestic violence and spouse on spouse murder continues to happen. Let us remember Lily Griffiths.*In this episode of 'Hooked on True Crime', we delve into the tragic story of Lily Griffiths, a victim of domestic violence, and her relationship with a Canadian soldier. The conversation explores Lily's life, the abusive dynamics of her relationship, the night of her murder, and the subsequent trial of her partner. The hosts reflect on the societal attitudes towards domestic violence in the 1940s and emphasize the importance of remembering victims like Lily. The episode serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing issues surrounding domestic abuse and the need for awareness and justice. Also, Ali tells us about a semi-related incident of an epic escape from a prisoner of war camp.Scottish phrase of the week (which isn't really Scottish) - ‘there’s mony a slip twixt the cup and the lip’If you need help, please reach out to the National Domestic Abuse Helpline: 0808 2000247Sources:The murder mystery killing that left a toddler orphaned and unravelled a web of deceit | Wales OnlinePressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine SubscriptionsMurder mystery in PorthcawlAll the people executed in Wales in the 20th century | Wales OnlineResults for 'howard grossley' | British Newspaper Archivehttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Brookwood-Killers-Military-Murderers-WWII/dp/1399011820

When an elderly man shows incredible kindness to the wrong person...In this episode of Hooked on True Crime, hosts Ali and Sarah delve into the tragic story of Mark Turner, an 82-year-old man who was brutally murdered by a Canadian soldier during World War II. The conversation explores Mark's life, his kindness, and the senseless nature of his death, as well as the subsequent investigation and trial of the soldier. The hosts reflect on themes of empathy, loss, and the impact of crime on communities, while also providing a historical context to the events discussed.Scottish word of the week: Ghian and 'taps aff'SourcesBook by Paul Johnson, Brookwood KillersBritish Executions - Execution of Mervin Clare McEwen - 1944 murder - Capital Punishment - Mervin Clare McEwen  Mervin Clare McEwan - The Canadian Virtual War Memorial - Veterans Affairs Canada  McEWEN Mervin Clare: convicted at Leeds Assises 2 December 1943 of murder and sentenced... | The National Archives  Hangmen at War – Chapter 5 – Delinquent Soldiers – Capital Punishment UK  Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion : M  Results for 'mervin mcewan' | British Newspaper Archive 

The one where Ali passes his driving test!How do you catch a killer, a soldier in a city full of soldiers, without CCTV and DNA analysis? With excellent police work, that's how!In this episode of 'Hooked on True Crime', Ali tells Sarah the tragic story of Iris Miriam Deeley, a young woman whose life was cut short during World War II, when she was attacked, murdered and left in amongst the cabbages in a London allotment. Iris was a vibrant, intelligent woman and her life was full of potential - the same cannot not be said for the perpetrator of the crime against her. The investigation that followed was an example of great policing and has introduced us to new hero's.Scottish phrase of the week: Lang may yer lum reek!Use code 'hooked' for 10 percent off your CrimeconUK tickets (Manchester, September 27th 2025)Sources:Brookwood Killers by Paul Johnson (Book)Ernest James Kemp | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers- The National ArchivesResults for 'ernest james harman kemp' | Between 1st Jun 1944 and 7th Jun 1944 | British Newspaper ArchiveIris Miriam Deeley - WAAF - murdered by Gunner Ernest James Harman Kemp of the Royal Artllery near Well Hall Railway Station, Eltham on Valentines Day, 14th February 1944 Stock Photo - AlamyMPIX00331746 - Topfoto Image ArchiveHangmen at War – Chapter 5 – Delinquent Soldiers – Capital Punishment UKFuneral at Manor Park Cemetary, 18th February 1944. On Monday 14th... News Photo - Getty Images

This week we binged watched, ‘I fought the Law (the Ann Ming story)’. Ann’s story starts in November 1989, when her daughter, twenty-two-year-old Julie Hogg, vanished. Her family knew immediately that something was terribly wrong. Nearly three months after Julie's disappearance, Ann noticed a foul smell coming from the bathroom. Pushing on a loose bath panel, she made a discovery that no mother should ever have to make. Hidden behind the panel was Julie's body. This was the beginning of a 17 year fight to bring justice for Julie and change the Double Jeopardy rules in the UK.Then Ali tells us the tragic story of baby Doreen and baby Dawn, culminating in a discussion about the trial of Ernest Charles Digby and his wife Olga and the chilling events surrounding the deaths of their babies.Light-hearted relief brought to you by the discussion of the naming of lady 'bits' and Ali calling Sarah his zero!Scottish word of the Week: Spurtle @turningwoodworks would you like to advertise with us ;)Use code 'hooked' for 10% off your Crime Con UK tickets for Manchester on the 27th of September.*Warning - discussion of murder, - both adult and baby. Occasional swearing*Sources:The Brookwood Killers, book by Paul JohnsonBritish Executions - Execution of Ernest Charles Digby - 1944 murder Milborne Port, Somerset - Capital Punishment - Ernest Charles Digby 'ernest charles digby' | Between 1st Mar 1944 and 7th Mar 1944 | Birmingham Mail | Publication | British Newspaper Archive PCOM 9/1023 | The National Archiveshttps://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/67c9c8b575d7505462fc6692/William_Dunlop_-_Summary.pdfhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_jeopardyhttps://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/i-fought-the-law-julie-hogg-sheridan-smith-b2817564.htmlhttps://www.itv.com/watch/i-fought-the-law/10a5592

The competition episode ;)In this episode of the Hooked on True Crime podcast, hosts Ali and Sarah delve into the fascinating and complex cases of two men named Daniel: Daniel McNaughton and Daniel Sickles. They explore McNaughton's life, his assassination attempt on a government official, and the subsequent trial that established the McNaughton Rules for the insanity defence. The conversation then shifts to Daniel Sickles, a politician whose infidelity led to a dramatic murder trial, marking the first acquittal due to temporary insanity in the United States. The hosts discuss the implications of these cases on legal history, public perception of insanity defences, and the intersection of crime and mental health.Scottish word of the week : FlenkyUse the code 'hooked' for 10% of Crimecon UK (Manchester, 27th of September 2025)Join our socials and post the competition answer for a chance to get some HOTC swag. Sources:Books: Moran R. Knowing Right From Wrong: The Insanity Defense of Daniel McNaughtan. The Free Press; 1981.Walk A, West DJ, eds. Daniel McNaughton: His Trial and the Aftermath. Gaskell Books/Royal College of Psychiatrists; 1977.Websites:Daniel McNaughton (1813-1865) - PMCDaniel M’Naghten: The Man Who Changed the Law on InsanityReport of the trial of Daniel M’Naughton at the Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey (on Friday, the 3rd, and Saturday, the 4th of March, 1843) for the wilful murder of Edward Drummond, Esq / by Richard M. Bousfield and Richard Merrett. | Wellcome CollectionDaniel Sickles: An Unusual Character - Congressional Medal of Honor SocietyMurder in Lafayette Square | Headlines & HeroesDaniel Sickles Trial: 1859 | Encyclopedia.comThe 1859 Murder Trial of Daniel E. Sickles - Historical Society of the D.C. CircuitUNITED STATES v. SICKLES.

Caution : this episode contains discussion of rape and violence, plus an anger spawning justice system! In this episode of 'Hooked on True Crime', hosts Ali and Sarah delve into a harrowing true crime story set on the Greek Island of Corfu, focusing on the case of a young woman who was brutally attacked and raped by a known sex offender. We explore the systemic failures of the criminal justice system that allowed a serial rapist to remain free despite his history of violent attacks. This may be the most evil perpetrator we've ever covered.Scottish word of the week: Sarah is tested in a quiz and fails!Ali commits another domestic misdemeanour and we binge watch Destination X, Karen Pirie, and Shetland (BBC)Used code 'Hooked' for 10% off CrimeConUk Manchester September 27th, 2025.Sources:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sluBk4iBTQ'My Kavos rapist told me - I am a man and I will take what I want' - Grimsby LiveCorfu serial rapist re-arrested and held on new rape charge – The Greek HeraldCorfu rapist who attacked British women holidaymakers sent to prison | Daily Mail OnlineSerial rapist known as the Beast of Kavos is back in jail, where he belongs | World | News | Express.co.ukSerial rapist ‘beast of Kavos’ reportedly falls off cliff while running from police | The Independent | The IndependentSerial rapist Beast of Kavos breaks back plunging 100ft into Corfu ravine - The MirrorSerial Rapist Jumps Off Cliff While Running From Police and Breaks Ribs - The New York TimesCorfu serial rapist held on new rape charge | eKathimerini.comPolice show 'rape kit' found after serial rapist 'Beast of Kavos' was arrested - The Mirrorhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOfaK2r5yMw