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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.
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Episode 17 - Michael Sams, killer of Julie Dart and kidnapper of Stephanie Slater
The Six O'Clock Knock: True Crime Experiences
48 minutes
4 years ago
Episode 17 - Michael Sams, killer of Julie Dart and kidnapper of Stephanie Slater
Michael Benneman Sams was one of life’s losers, a little man with big, bad ideas. He snatched his victims and held them to ransom locked in a wheelie bin. Birmingham estate agent Stephanie Slater walked free when her employers paid £50,000. Julie Dart, a teenager from Leeds, wasn’t so lucky. She escaped from the wheelie bin, triggering Sams’s silent alarm. He murdered her before she could break out of his workshop in Newark, Nottinghamshire, and dumped her body in a field in Lincolnshire. But the police caught up with Sams. His ex-wife and son had long memories. When they recognized him on BBC Crimewatch they were quick to turn him in. Sams, now 79, will die in prison.

This podcast features an exclusive interview with Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Chief Superintendent (retired) Bob Taylor of West Yorkshire Police.
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.