Hey Coffee and Crimers, I’m your host Belle, and once a week I invite you to grab your cup of coffee and dive into the world of true crime. Here on Cup of Coffee and Crime, you’ll find narratives that range from the familiar and haunting to the lesser-told and puzzling.
I focus on authentic victim stories, guided by detailed crime investigation and a commitment to accuracy. There’s no sensationalism here, just thoughtful storytelling that honours the truth and the people at its heart.
Join me as we explore mysteries, uncover hidden truths, and keep the voices of victims at the centre of every story. Subscribe and listen as we examine real cases that remind us why understanding crime isn’t about fear, it’s about awareness, compassion, and remembering those whose voices must never be forgotten.
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Hey Coffee and Crimers, I’m your host Belle, and once a week I invite you to grab your cup of coffee and dive into the world of true crime. Here on Cup of Coffee and Crime, you’ll find narratives that range from the familiar and haunting to the lesser-told and puzzling.
I focus on authentic victim stories, guided by detailed crime investigation and a commitment to accuracy. There’s no sensationalism here, just thoughtful storytelling that honours the truth and the people at its heart.
Join me as we explore mysteries, uncover hidden truths, and keep the voices of victims at the centre of every story. Subscribe and listen as we examine real cases that remind us why understanding crime isn’t about fear, it’s about awareness, compassion, and remembering those whose voices must never be forgotten.
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Sativa Transue was 26, on a Thanksgiving trip to Cancún, Mexico, when her boyfriend, Taylor Allen, turned a dream holiday into a scene of horror. Ellie Gould was 17, revising for her exams in Wiltshire, England, when her ex-boyfriend, Thomas Griffiths, arrived at her home and ended her life.
Two countries. Two women. One devastating pattern of coercive control and violence that crossed borders and backgrounds alike.
In this bitesize episode of Cup of Coffee and Crime, we explore the murders of Sativa Transue and Ellie Gould, cases that expose how domestic violence and manipulation can escalate behind closed doors. One family still waits for justice in Mexico, while another fought for sentencing reform in the UK and won.
Both stories ask the same haunting question: how do we stop love from becoming a weapon?
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