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 now I want to introduce you to our next guest, and I'm very

excited to introduce you to her, because not only she got one of the most beautiful names I've

ever heard, she's beautiful inside and out, so I'd love to introduce you to the incredible

Tanita Matthews. Now, Tanita is a documentary producer and she's worked on some of the most

recognizable titles in true crime, including scary tales from New York. But recently she's written

a book on the murder of Judith Roberts. And I don't want to give too much away now in your

introduction to Neita because this book is full of twists and turns and I'm delighted to have

you here to talk to us about it. So thank you so much. How are you doing today? I'm well, thank you.

I am so delighted to be here and I was just listening to Nancy's session and I've listened to a couple

of others. So I'm really placed all kicked off and everybody's here. So I'm absolutely

delighted to be here as well. Perfect. Well, it's great to have you. So, Tannita, let's talk about

you quickly a little bit. So let's summarize, I've given a brief introduction, but tell us a little

bit more about what you do day to day. My day-to-day job, I'm a, you know, I'm a producer, I work on a lot of true crime content

for channels like ITV, true crime channel, for AMC networks. So that has been my day job

for pretty much the last six years working in television and working on

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