Told to the backdrop of soothing twilight rain, this story is one of the most baffling stalker cases of all time, spanning over years and costing the police department seven figures.

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Welcome, night owl. Settle in, pull up the covers as I ease you to sleep with a true crime story for bedtime. Tonight's case involves the sudden death of a young woman and the killer who was closer than anyone realised. Told to the backdrop of rain.

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Welcome to true crime for bedtime. Tonight, we bring you a case with a seemingly impossible outcome. Told to the backdrop of gentle rain.

*Based on a true crime story. Some parts may be lightly fictionalised for storytelling purposes.

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In 1967, 75-year-old Louisa Dunne was found murdered in her Bristol home. For nearly six decades, the case went cold, while the man responsible carried on with his life.

Then modern forensic work brought the past back to his door.

Told to the sound of gentle rain, this True Crime For Bedtime episode follows a haunting cold case, the evidence that waited for 58 years, and the quiet pursuit of justice for Louisa.

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In tonight's True Crime For Bedtime story, we visit the case of a young woman who stepped off a train and was never seen again. Told to the backdrop of rain showers on glass.

In October 1961, Joan Risch vanished from her quiet Massachusetts home, leaving behind a crying baby, a trail of blood, and a library book that seemed to echo the mystery in a deeply unsettling way.

This gentle true crime bedtime episode follows the strange disappearance of Joan Risch, the clues left behind, and the questions that still linger more than sixty years later.

A calm, atmospheric retelling for those who like their true crime mysteries soft, strange, and perfect for the small hours.

Mackenzie Lueck vanished after arriving home on a late-night flight to Salt Lake City. What began as a missing person case soon became a true story of careful detective work, as one investigator followed the smallest details and uncovered the truth piece by piece.

This episode is told in a more immersive form of true crime storytelling, with a focus on the investigation and the detective work that helped solve the case.

I’ve been working hard to improve this style of storytelling, so I’d genuinely love to know what you think. Does this more investigative, story-led format work for you?

*Based on a true story. Some scene-setting and emotional context may be lightly shaped for storytelling, while the key facts remain faithful to the case.

Three women. One quiet suburban home. By sunrise, they had vanished without a trace. Settle in beneath the soothing sound of gentle rain as we explore one of America's most haunting unsolved mysteries. So dim the lights, get comfortable... and let's begin. 🌙🦉