We'll get into your true crime show in just a moment. When this episode finishes, make sure

you've got another gripping listen from the Always True Crime Network queued up next.

Murdemile and the true crime enthusiast have teamed up to bring you a chilling case

that remains one of Britain's most haunting, unsolved mysteries. In the 50s and 60s, the bodies

of eight women were discovered in and around the River Thames

in West London, sparking fears that a serial killer was targeting vulnerable young women.

With no witnesses, no convictions, and suspects still debated to this day, Mike and Paul

reveal the murky details of this investigation.

Search for Murder Mile and the true crime enthusiast to hear both sides of their deep dive into this mysterious case.

Hello and welcome to this special bonus episode of the UK True Crime podcast. I'm Adam.

Early this week, I had the pleasure of sitting down with legendary

ex-detective Colin Sutton to talk about his new TV series, which is out later this month

on Prime, where he and his team look at the confessions made by Levi Belfield from inside his

prison cell. I hope you enjoy our conversation. Colin, thank you so much for taking the time

to talk to my listeners on the UK True Crime podcast today. So your new television program,

Confessions of a Serial Killer, Levi Belfield, is available to stream on Prime Video from

the 20th of May. What should my listeners expect from this three-part program?

It's really trying to lift the lid and look underneath at some of the things about Levi

Belfield that people are much less aware of. I mean, he's, you know, he's quite a notorious

character. He's probably the most notorious serial killer of this century in the UK.

And I think a lot of people, particularly true crime fans, will think that they know the story.

But there is an awful lot more in his story that hasn't been before the courts.

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