Dawn Featured on Voluntary Input Podcast

Listen to Dawn on the Voluntary Input Podcast as she talks with host, Leo, about Scottish Murders, a wee bit about herself, and shares information about the George Murdoch case.  Why not let us know what you think.


The Roddy and Anne Marie Aitken Disappearance

The Roddy and Anne Marie Aitken Disappearance

Episode Summary

It was seven days before Christmas 1997 and Roddy and Anne Marie Aitken had gone shopping for last minute Christmas presents, but then disappeared.  What had happened to the couple and their Christmas presents?

Please Be Advised – This episode may contain content that some may find distressing. As always, we advise listener discretion. This episode it not suitable for anyone under the age of 13.

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Refuge – 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline 0808 2000 247 (UK) or nationaldahelpline.org.uk

Scottish Murders is a production of Cluarantonn

Hosted by Dawn and Cole

Researched and Written by Dawn Young

Produced and Edited by Dawn Young and Peter Bull

Production Company Name by Granny Robertson

Music:

Dawn of the Fairies by Derek & Brandon Fiechter

Gothic Wedding by Derek & Brandon Fiechter


The Short Shorts Story – Otzi the Iceman featuring Dawn

Jonas from The Short Shorts Podcast kindly invited Dawn to record his so creative and wonderful Otzi the Iceman short story on his podcast. Why not check it out? It’s something a wee bit different, but still featuring the dulcet tones of Dawn from Scottish Murders.


Shine a Light on Podcasts - October and November

Each Friday in October and November on Twitter we have featured other podcasts that we wanted to #shinealighton. We really enjoy listening to these podcasts, and we’d like to share these featured podcasts here too.

Drunk Theory is hosted by Kara, Kelli, Ryan and Matthew, where every two weeks they talk about conspiracy theories while enjoying a drunk, or two.

Irish Spirits is hosted by Caoimhe, Laura and Alex, where every two weeks the trio bring you an Irish tale about ghosts, fairies or mythical creatures, while drinking a themed cocktail.

Indie Podcaster is hosted by Jeff, where in each episode inspirational guests are interviewed, allowing the listener to find out more about them and their story.

One Nation Under Crime is hosted by Kayla and Leah, where each week the ladies present well told and researched true crime episodes from each year, starting from 1800.

She Will Rock You is hosted by Leah and Bethanne, who aim to teach you more about artists and bands you already know, some you may not, and some you need to know, and give you a deeper appreciation of them.

FilmFloggers is hosted by Ben, Fiona and Tom, who review or flog some fantastic films in a funny and interesting way.

Reverie is hosted by Paige, who each week draws you in to the true crime cases she researches so well and covers so respectfully and empathetically with her silky, smooth voice.

Baby Pod is hosted by SweatyNutz and Ballsak, who talk about different conspiracy theories and try to uncover what the truth is, all while trying to make you laugh. Can be slightly risqué at times.

The Short Shorts is hosted by Jonas, where each episode is a fictional, historical, true crime or real life story, or a poem, between 2 and 16 minutes in length. Perfect for those looking for a succinct, well told, always interesting short story, and you might even recognise one of the voices, as Dawn’s just recorded an episode.


A Knock on the Door

A Knock on the Door

 

Episode Summary

TRIGGER WARNING  – This episode contains horrific and graphic content, so listener discretion is strongly advised.

24 year old Scott Burgess and 19 year old Laura Milne had never met each other and lived in completely different parts of Scotland, but the fates of both would be decided by a knock on a door.  

Please Be Advised – This episode may contain content that some may find distressing. As always, we advise listener discretion. This episode it not suitable for anyone under the age of 13.

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Scott Burgess

Laura Milne

Brutal Scots knife killer who stabbed man to death in Paisley flat dodges court over rammy after she was released from prison

Knife killer’s sister caged for sick snaps of murder victim’s butchered body locked up AGAIN for blade rampage in Paisley

Father of mobile phone pics killer reveals death threat after shopping him – Daily Record

Killer who bathed in her victim’s blood has gone on the run after skipping court – Metro

BBC NEWS | Scotland | Glasgow, Lanarkshire and West | Killer who posed with body jailed

BBC NEWS | Scotland | Glasgow, Lanarkshire and West | Teenage murderer posed with body

Life for teen killer who knifed man 80 times | UK | News | Express.co.uk

Karen Duncan is on the run after dodging court

Sick killer Price | Barrhead News

MUG SHOTTS; EXCLUSIVE KILLERS’ JAIL SNAPS ON FACEBOOK Pics of smiling ganglang assassins are posted on fellow inmate’s web page. – Free Online Library

Scots killer Karen Duncan – who bathed in victim’s blood – spared jail for the second time in a month

‘Vigilante’ thugs hurled bricks at home of Paisley court witness who gave evidence against pal – Daily Record

Gunman’s life fell apart after brutal murder of his brother, court hears – Daily Record

BBC NEWS | Scotland | Glasgow, Lanarkshire and West | Jail for murder victim’s brother

Life for teen killer who knifed man 80 times | UK | News | Express.co.uk

Charity battler Betty couldn't help bloodbath killer grandson | Glasgow Times

‘You’re gettin’ it for ma mate’ Yobs smashed in window of court witness’ house with bricks after pal jailed – Daily Record

PressReader.com – Your favorite newspapers and magazines.

Scottish Murders is a production of Cluarantonn

Hosted by Dawn Young

Researched and Written by Dawn Young

Produced and Edited by Dawn Young and Peter Bull

Production Company Name by Granny Robertson

Music:

Dawn of the Fairies by Derek & Brandon Fiechter

Gothic Wedding by Derek & Brandon Fiechter


Scottish Murders Podcast Positions in Goodpods Charts!

Thanks to all of our listeners on Goodpods, Scottish Murders is currently at number eight in the Indie Top 100 Shows Chart and at number ten in the non-Indie Top 100 Shows Chart, as well as being in the number two position in both Indie and non-Indie True Crime Charts. We cannot thank our listeners enough for helping us reaching these chart positions on Goodpods. Help us climb even higher in these charts by giving our episodes a listen on the Goodpods app. It’s not only free, but there are so many other fantastic Indie podcasts on Goodpods for you to discover. Help get more fantastic Indie podcasts known by showing them, and us, your support on Goodpods.


Thank You for Listening and Following!

Thanks to our wonderful followers and listeners, such as yourself (hopefully), we have now reached 852 followers on Instagram and 2261 followers on Twitter, as well as 6,531 listens of our podcast episodes! We cannot thank each and every one of you enough for all your support over the last four months, you are all so appreciated!


Fantastic Fan Feedback!

We have received some amazing five star reviews, which you can find on our support page, from listeners of our podcast. Here are just a few of these reviews;

 

“If you are a true crime fan, give this a listen. Dawn and Cole are incredible at explaining the crime, investigation & also the lives of the victims and families. You are drawn into each episode with their outstanding storytelling an amazing Scottish charm.” – by Zack Derby.

“It's always great to listen to a show where you know some of the locations being talked about. The hosts do a great job of empathising with families and being respectful, while giving a lot of detail on each case and remaining entertaining and engaging.” – by Dr Andrew Muir.

“Murder never sounded so good. Intriguing stories told in such a soothing manner. I can’t wait to listen to all of the episodes. Will definitely make it in my regular rotation.” – by S. Medallion.

 

Why not leave a review of your own on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser, Goodpods, or wherever else you can leave a review, and it might very well be featured on our website.


The Buccleuch Street Murders

The Buccleuch Street Murders

Episode Summary

TRIGGER WARNING – This episode contains references to sexual abuse and violence, which some listeners may find distressing. Listener discretion is advised.

The murders of Betty Alexander and Emily Mutch may have been separated by 44 years but they are still linked to this day as they both occurred on the same unassuming street in Glasgow, and leading to two firsts for Scotland.

Please Be Advised – This episode may contain content that some may find distressing. As always, we advise listener discretion. This episode it not suitable for anyone under the age of 13.

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Scottish Murders is a production of Cluarantonn

Hosted by Dawn and Cole

Researched and Written by Dawn Young

Produced and Edited by Dawn Young and Peter Bull

Production Company Name by Granny Robertson

Music:

Dawn of the Fairies by Derek & Brandon Fiechter

Gothic Wedding by Derek & Brandon Fiechter


Scottish Murders is a member of Quite The Thing Media

Hi Wee Ones, we are proud to announce that we are now a member of Quite The Thing Media, which is a Scottish-based podcast network that produces their own content as well as supporting podcasts internationally, which now includes little old us!

Some other members on this network include That UFO Podcast, Spyhards Podcast, She Will Rock You and the wonderful and supportive Indie Podcaster.