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The Six O'Clock Knock: True Crime Experiences
Simon Ford
18 episodes
1 month ago
A journalist and an ex-cop, together revisiting historic murders and cold cases.

We have a small favour to ask. The Six O'clock Knock is self-funded and we're all volunteers. We'd like to say a massive 'thank you' to our patrons who've helped us keep going over the last year. We couldn't make podcasts to the high standard you've come to expect without your contributions.

If you'd like to chip in you can find us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/sixknock. For the price of coffee and a sticky bun you get access to bonus content, and the satisfaction of knowing you're helping us to keep digging and turning over those stones!

Meet The Team
Jacques Morrell is a major crime detective turned author. He's a cool-headed analyst with an eye for detail.

Before turning freelance, Simon Ford was a BBC journalist and broadcaster. His storytelling combines irrepressible enthusiasm with a newshound's dogged determination.

With a client list including the BBC, Getty, The Guardian and National Geographic, Paul Bradshaw is our RTS-nominated producer and the brains behind the Six O'clock Knock.

Investigating is in our blood. We share an obsession for digging up the past and turning over stones, to find the truth. Whatever that may be.
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A journalist and an ex-cop, together revisiting historic murders and cold cases.

We have a small favour to ask. The Six O'clock Knock is self-funded and we're all volunteers. We'd like to say a massive 'thank you' to our patrons who've helped us keep going over the last year. We couldn't make podcasts to the high standard you've come to expect without your contributions.

If you'd like to chip in you can find us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/sixknock. For the price of coffee and a sticky bun you get access to bonus content, and the satisfaction of knowing you're helping us to keep digging and turning over those stones!

Meet The Team
Jacques Morrell is a major crime detective turned author. He's a cool-headed analyst with an eye for detail.

Before turning freelance, Simon Ford was a BBC journalist and broadcaster. His storytelling combines irrepressible enthusiasm with a newshound's dogged determination.

With a client list including the BBC, Getty, The Guardian and National Geographic, Paul Bradshaw is our RTS-nominated producer and the brains behind the Six O'clock Knock.

Investigating is in our blood. We share an obsession for digging up the past and turning over stones, to find the truth. Whatever that may be.
Show more...
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Episode 15 - The Trial of Donald Neilson 'The Black Panther'
The Six O'Clock Knock: True Crime Experiences
37 minutes
4 years ago
Episode 15 - The Trial of Donald Neilson 'The Black Panther'
This episode is dedicated to the memory of Gordon Henry.

Donald Neilson, the so-called 'Black Panther', was tried at Oxford Crown Court in the summer of 1976. He was charged with four murders, as well as kidnapping, attempted murder, GBH, robbery and firearms offences. Prosecutors were unable to charge him with the murder of Gerald Smith because the security guard survived longer than a year and a day after Neilson shot him.

Defending Neilson, Gilbert Gray QC, contended that Lesley Whittle, the Black Panther's teenage hostage, died as the result of an accident in captivity. Nevertheless, a jury found Neilson guilty of her abduction and murder, for which he was given a life sentence. Three weeks later he was convicted of the murders of two postmasters and the husband of a postmistress.
The Six O'Clock Knock: True Crime Experiences
A journalist and an ex-cop, together revisiting historic murders and cold cases.

We have a small favour to ask. The Six O'clock Knock is self-funded and we're all volunteers. We'd like to say a massive 'thank you' to our patrons who've helped us keep going over the last year. We couldn't make podcasts to the high standard you've come to expect without your contributions.

If you'd like to chip in you can find us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/sixknock. For the price of coffee and a sticky bun you get access to bonus content, and the satisfaction of knowing you're helping us to keep digging and turning over those stones!

Meet The Team
Jacques Morrell is a major crime detective turned author. He's a cool-headed analyst with an eye for detail.

Before turning freelance, Simon Ford was a BBC journalist and broadcaster. His storytelling combines irrepressible enthusiasm with a newshound's dogged determination.

With a client list including the BBC, Getty, The Guardian and National Geographic, Paul Bradshaw is our RTS-nominated producer and the brains behind the Six O'clock Knock.

Investigating is in our blood. We share an obsession for digging up the past and turning over stones, to find the truth. Whatever that may be.