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Dee-Brief: The Not So Merry Widow of Bicester (opens the original)
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Dee-Brief: The Not So Merry Widow of BicesterThe wartime love triangle that ended in triple murder Dee explores one of Britain's most sensational murder cases of the Second World War, a story of jealousy, deception, and a relationship so unconventional it shocked 1940s Britain. When successful publisher Walter Fisher began living openly with his mistress, Florence Ransom , while his wife Dorothy pursued a relationship of her own, the arrangement appeared to work. Until July 1940. One summer afte
Dee-Brief: Frank Sinatra - The Crooner, the Mob & the FBI (opens the original)
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Was Ol' Blue Eyes simply well connected… or something more? Frank Sinatra sold more than 150 million records, won an Academy Award, helped define Las Vegas, and became one of the most recognisable entertainers in history. But alongside the music was another story. One involving Mafia bosses, FBI surveillance, politicians, casinos, Hollywood, and a 2,300-page FBI file . Did Sinatra simply move in circles where organised crime figures were impossible to avoid? Or were his relationships with some o
Dee-Brief: Birmingham's Last Public Execution (opens the original)
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The man who was hanged for murdering someone who wasn't dead In this episode of Dee-Brief , Dee uncovers one of Birmingham's strangest and most misunderstood criminal cases. In 1806 , Philip Matsell was publicly hanged before a crowd of around 40,000 people after being convicted of murdering night watchman Robert Twyford . There's just one problem. Twyford wasn't dead. In fact, he survived the shooting and lived for another eight years . So how could someone be executed for murder when the victi
Dee-Brief: Mary Bateman - The Yorkshire Witch (opens the original)
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The conwoman, poisoner, and "witch" who convinced people a chicken could predict the Second Coming Dee heads to Yorkshire to uncover the astonishing story of Mary Bateman - a woman remembered as The Yorkshire Witch , despite never being convicted of witchcraft. Born into poverty in the eighteenth century, Mary discovered that fear, superstition and false hope could be far more profitable than honest work. She reinvented herself as a fortune teller, sold charms and curses, invented imaginary spir
Dee-Brief: The Assassination of President Garfield (opens the original)
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The President who may have been killed by his own doctors. In this episode of Dee-Brief, Dee explores one of the most extraordinary assassinations in American history, and one of history's greatest medical "what ifs." When President James A. Garfield was shot by disappointed office-seeker Charles Guiteau in July 1881, many believed his fate was sealed.But modern medical experts tell a very different story. The bullet itself may not have been fatal.Instead, Garfield endured eighty days of repeate
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