Interview #46 | Cops Gone Bad: Dan Korn and Diana Carter Discuss the New Crime + Investigation Series

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Stuart Blues

True Crime

4.7 • 699 Ratings

🗓️ 11 December 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

I welcome Dan Korn and Diana Carter to the show in this interview episode to discuss the brand-new series, 'Cops Gone Bad.'

It follows on from the success of 'Cops Who Kill', Crime + Investigation’s third highest-rated premiere since 2019, and will include seven new cases.

Host Will Mellor is back with his team of returning experts, including retired Detective Chief Inspector Howard Groves and forensic psychologist Serena Simmons, to expose not only cops who have killed but also fraudsters, swindlers, sexual predators and drug dealers.

Produced by ITN Productions, 'Cops Gone Bad' was commissioned and executive produced by my guests Dan Korn, the VP of Programming at A+E Networks UK, and Diana Carter, the Commissioning Editor and Head of Talent at A+E Networks UK.

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***This interview was recorded on October 23, 2023.

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1:04.8	Hello. Hello everyone and welcome to British murders, the podcast focusing exclusively on British murder cases and serial killers.
1:11.9	I'm your host Stuart Blues and this is a special bonus episode in which you'll hear me speaking with Dan Korn and Diana Carter of A&E Networks UK about the brand new crime and investigation series Cops Gone
1:19.0	Bad. Cops Gone Bad follows on from the success of Cops Who Kill, Crime and Investigation's
1:25.3	third highest rated premiere since 2019 and will include seven
1:29.3	new cases.
1:31.0	Host Will Meller is back with his team of returning experts, including retired detective chief
1:36.8	inspector Howard Groves and forensic psychologist Serena Simmons to not only expose cops
1:42.7	who have killed, but also fraudsters, swindlers,
1:46.2	sexual predators and drug dealers.
1:49.4	I recently had the privilege of stepping onto the set of Cops Gone Bad and let me tell you,
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