Warning, this is a true crime podcast and is not suitable for all audiences. Please use discretion.

Just a quick note to say that this episode is not the typical format of the real podcast.

On the 17th of May 2025, I did a 24-hour live podcast to raise money for an incredible charity, Victim Support UK. The stream was

recorded and each session that took place has been edited into an episode for you to listen to.

Because this was a live stream, the sound quality is not as polished as the regular episodes of the podcast usually are.

But I hope you'll find the conversations as insightful and interesting as I did.

If you'd like to donate to the fundraiser, please find a link in the show notes.

So my guest in this session is the OG of British true crime

podcasting. I am of course talking about Adam from the UK true crime podcast. Now Adam has built a

loyal audience since he started in 2016 and he covers a wide range of cases. he's frequently in the top 10 of the true crime

podcast charts in the country adam welcome sir how are you hey hey Naomi how you getting on so far

six hours in aren't you i'm six hours in and i've just my husband just dropped these off

there's some sweets um covered in sugar. I've also got these. These are

vocal zone, so I don't get to do last week. And I've got, and I've got water. Nothing,

nothing quite, nothing too exciting. But it's going okay, thank you. Good. No technical

hitches so far. No, technically, don't jinx me. That's word. It's lovely to have you. Thank you for wearing pink for me. You're welcome. I always enjoy your backgrounds and I never know what room you're going to be in. And I like this one. So this is the piano in the background. So maybe we'll get a song out of you at the end. Maybe, maybe. Although my reception might die before then, I think.

Just before I say I'm going to do it. Well, thank you so much, Adam, for joining us. So you are

coming to us today with a case. Would you like to introduce us to the case you've brought to us?

Yeah, sure. I mean, there's a few things in

true crime I really dislike, okay? So the first thing is actually, I know you've just covered

a cold case recently, but I try and avoid cold cases whenever possible because I find I'm

speculating. And when I'm speculating, I'm sure you had this recently with Kirstie's case, it's really difficult because some people don't like you speculating. I know you were close talking to the family, so that almost gives you licence to do that. But when people don't have access to the family and they're speculating, I don't know, I feel a bit uncomfortable about it. So that's one thing I'm not so keen on. The second thing I'm not keen on

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