Spent the last couple of weeks explaining that dealing with horrors like Bellfield and Grant still never pierced my professionalism to drive me to hatred.
Step forward Wayne Couzens, I never met you but you have achieved what even they could not.
#waynecouzens#thtrowawaythekey
I would be eternally grateful to anyone who reads and donates any amount to this fundraiser I'm doing for an incredible facility π Thank you in advance.
Joannagh's Fundraiser for Bird Aid. Click to Donate https://t.co/5FeC92utSj
@Aliceliveing_ I moved from Scotland to Brighton and made friends through work, fb marketplace (lol) and asking cool girls out on friend dates. Lots of people want to make new friends but don't know how π
@IWBpodcast I appreciate you for clarifying Kate because as podcasters who convey victims stories, I would be utterly disappointed at any podcasters looking to minimise or dismiss serious allegations by any victims coming forward.
Hi MSS family! No episode being released today, the lovely Joannagh is recovering from wrist surgery so weβve taken a week off. See you next week β€οΈ
Episode 49 currently delayed, we hope to release it on Tuesday 4 May. Thanks for your patience π
In the meantime you can listen to episode 48: Laura Donnelly now via your favourite podcast platform π
#truecrimepodcast
https://t.co/RioDtocQZD
Ep 47: Emma tells us of Moira Jones, a Glasgow resident who in 2008 was murdered in a park close to her home, culminating in a European manhunt. Emma and Joannagh also discuss the parallels with the recent case of Sarah Everard and the ongoing issues of women's safety in society.
Episode 46: Jessie King
This week Joannagh brings us the historic case of Jessie King, an Edinburgh woman hanged in 1889 for the murder of two children in a horrific 'baby farming' scheme.
https://linktree/msspod