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Love Turned Deadly: 8 True Crime Cases of Obsession, Betrayal & Murder (1856–1926)

Love Turned Deadly: 8 True Crime Cases of Obsession, Betrayal & Murder (1856–1926) News of the Times | Episode 622 |1856 - 1926 Step into seventy years of true crime history, where love, jealousy, betrayal, and desperation collide. Love Turned Deadly brings together eight extraordinary Victorian and Edwardian murder cases — each once a front-page sensation, each revealing the dark pressures that shaped 19th- and early-20th-century lives. From Parisian scandal to Irish courtroom drama, Oxford intrigue to notorious crimes of passion, these stories captivated their own eras… and continue to unsettle ours. Tonight’s three-hour special is crafted for viewers who enjoy forensics, legal drama, domestic mystery, and historical investigation. Expect obsession. Expect heartbreak. And expect revelations that feel shockingly modern. Settle in — and explore what happens when affection twists into danger, and when passion ends not in romance… but in murder. *** 04:56:06 – Case 1: The Paris Beheading Case (1856) A Paris clerk is caught carrying the headless body of a young woman at dawn, sparking a citywide manhunt and Europe-wide shock. *** 28:27:13 – Cases 2 and 3: Catherine Moore (1850) An Irish wife trapped in a violent marriage stands accused of killing her husband — and her mother is charged as accessory. Catherine Riordan (1890) An Oxford romance turns to obsession, anonymous poison-pen letters, and a revolver shot that stuns the academic world. *** 01:12:27:03 – Cases 4 and 5: The Preston Hotel Murder (1887) A young couple bound for America check into a hotel — and minutes later, a single gunshot shatters every future they planned. The Eastbourne Love Tragedy (1901) Two teenage lovers are discovered shot behind a locked door; police must determine whether it was murder, a pact, or something darker. *** 01:48:01:10 – Case 6: The New Cross Poisonings (1870s) A doctor’s wife and her closest friend lie dead from prussic acid — and whispers, past deaths, and vanishing evidence raise disturbing questions. *** 02:23:17:02 – Cases 7 and 8: The “Unwritten Law” — French Crime of Passion (Early 1900s) A betrayed wife kills her adulterous husband and wins a shocking acquittal, igniting outrage across the Channel. The Canterbury Shooting (Edwardian Era) A wealthy Etonian sets a trap for his wife’s lover — a gunshot follows, and the courts are forced to weigh passion against justice. 👤 Hosted by Robin Coles 📅 New episodes: Monday, Wednesday & Friday 🎞️ Long-form historical crime compilations: Final Sunday of every month ❤️ Support Independent History If you enjoy our ad-free, archive-based storytelling, help us keep the lantern lit: 👉 *Patreon* – Full archive, early access, bonus compilations (and it keeps us independent):   / newsofthetimeshistoricalcrime   ☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you? We LOVE a posh coffee indulgence! We tip our top hats: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd 🕯 About the Channel We’re an independent team of historical researchers and narrators specialising in 18th to early 20th century British true crime. Each episode is based entirely on archival material — from coroners’ inquests to forgotten newspaper columns. If you like your true crime thoughtful, atmospheric, and rooted in real records — welcome to the vault. 🎩 — RC & Team #TrueCrime #HistoricalTrueCrime #VictorianCrime #EdwardianCrime #CrimesOfPassion #MurderMysteries #BritishHistory #DarkHistory #CrimeDocumentary #ForensicHistory #VictorianScandals #LongFormContent #TrueCrimeCompilation #UKTrueCrime #HistoryDocumentary #newsofthetimes