Love Triangles
Tangled Web
Tangled Web
Episode Summary
TRIGGER WARNING- This episode discusses domestic abuse and themes targeting children, so listener discretion is strongly advised.
In June 1955, 20 year old Sheila married her prince charming in a lavish ceremony. She was the envy of the town having landed the wealthy and powerful Max. Nobody, least of all Sheila, could have ever predicted the tangled web she would become part of.
- Maxwell and Sheila Garvie
- Max Garvie - March 1968
- Sheila and Maxwell Garvie
- West Cairnbeg in the 1960s
- West Cairnbeg in the 1960s
- Inside West Cairnbeg in the 1960s
- Brian Tevendale and Sheila Garvie
- Max Garvie and Trudi Birse
- Trudi Birse
- The corridor in the castle where Max's body was found
- Secret Tunnel where Max Garvie’s body was found
- Rifle and bullets used to kill Maxwell Garvie
- Mugshots of Brian Tevendale and Sheila Garvie
- Mugshot of Alan Peters who helped dispose of Maxwell’s body
- The High Court case in Aberdeen captured the public’s imagination
- Crowds gather outside courthouse for trial
- Sheila Garvie leaving court
- Brian Tevendale after his release from prison
- Sheila Garvie after her release from prison
- Isla Traquair - host of The Storyteller Violent Delights podcast
- West Cairnbeg Farmhouse present
- West Cairnbeg Farmhouse present
Murder At Kinky Cottage – Daily Record
I FORGIVE YOU; Wendy makes peace with mum who killed father. – Free Online Library
Murder of Maxwell Garvie – Wikipedia
Notorious Scots love triangle murder case to be re-examined 52 years on – Daily Record
North-east murder mansion put on the market
Mearns murder house goes on the rental market
Sheila Garvie | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers
Three In A Bed; Three Charged With Murder | True Crime Library
Kinky Cottage: Podcast unearths never-before-seen images from murder that shocked 1960s Britain
Garvie killer dies planning move abroad | The Scotsman
Sheila Garvie | Photos | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers
The Storyteller: Violent Delights on acast
The sins of my mother | The Scotsman
PressReader.com – Sunday Mail 27 September 2020
Marriage to Murder: My Story: Amazon.co.uk: Garvie, Sheila: 9780550203564: Books
Murder World Scotland – A Killing at Kinky Cottage
by Steve MacGregor
Synopsis
This is the true story of a murder which took place in Scotland in 1968. It attracted huge media attention at the time, but it has since been largely forgotten. Perhaps the reason for this is that, in the most basic terms, there is no mystery here. We know who was murdered and who pulled the trigger and we have a reasonable idea of why. What makes this case so fascinating is that the three people involved in the murder all gave very different accounts of what happened.
Depending on who you choose to believe, this could be the story of a fragile woman, traumatized by the incessant and bizarre sexual demands of her overbearing and violent husband, who sought solace in the company of a besotted young man and was then further traumatized and punished when he unexpectedly took bloody revenge on her husband. But, it could also be the story of a ruthless and manipulative woman who used her sexuality to inveigle a naïve young man to commit murder on her behalf and then discarded him when he was of no further use to her. Or, it could be none of these things.
Let’s take a look at the fascinating case of the killing at kinky cottage and see if we can make sense of the evidence.
Scottish Murders is a production of Cluarantonn
Hosted by Dawn
Researched and Written by Dawn Young
Produced and Edited by Dawn Young and Peter Bull
Introduction Voice Talent by Eleanor Morton
Production Company Name by Granny Robertson
Music:
Dawn of the Fairies by Derek & Brandon Fiechter
Gothic Wedding by Derek & Brandon Fiechter
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There you go, you never really know what goes on behalf closed doors.
I stumbled across Scottish Murders whilst flicking through a number of podcasts on Spotify and thought I’ll give it a go and listen to one or two. Love Triangles – Tangled Web is the first one I picking out and I thought it was a great story, brilliantly told by Dawn, ( loved the Scottish accent). Ive now added Scottish Murders to my library.