In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson examines the shocking 1984 murder of American mother-of-two Rindy Morgan — dubbed the “Black Dahlia of the UK.”

Rindy vanished while out walking and photographing in Bristol. Days later, her body was found stabbed 14 times in a copse off Long Lane in Backwell. Her clothing, bag, and Olympus OM20 camera were stolen and never recovered, adding to the mystery.

We explore the frenzied attack, eerie parallels to the infamous Black Dahlia case, the extensive but fruitless investigation, and why this brutal killing remains unsolved after more than 40 years.

Trigger warning: Graphic discussion of stabbing and murder. Listener discretion advised.

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In this gripping episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson examines the 2010 mysterious death of GCHQ intelligence analyst Gareth Williams—known as the “Spy in the Bag.”

The 31-year-old codebreaker was found dead, naked and padlocked inside a red North Face holdall bag in the bathtub of his Pimlico, London safe house. An inquest ruled his death an “unlawful killing,” yet how he ended up zipped inside the bag—and who put him there—remains one of Britain’s most perplexing unsolved cases.

We explore the anomalies, intelligence connections, possible espionage links, theories of a sex game gone wrong, and the family’s fight against official secrecy. Was it murder by foreign agents, a cover-up, or something even stranger?

Trigger warning: Discussion of death and speculation around sensitive topics. Listener discretion advised.

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In this explosive episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson investigates the 1987 murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan. Found dead in a south London pub car park with an axe embedded in his head, Morgan was likely on the verge of exposing police corruption when he was silenced.

Despite five major investigations, multiple arrests, and millions spent, no one has ever been convicted. The case exposed shocking institutional failings, conflicts of interest, and what an independent panel later called “a form of institutional corruption” within the Metropolitan Police.

We explore the evidence, the botched probes, the family’s decades-long fight for justice, and why this scandal continues to haunt British policing.

Trigger warning: Graphic discussion of murder and themes of corruption. Listener discretion advised.

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