60 acast.com Buried Evidence https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence en The Crime Desk Archaeology,Time Team The Crime Desk Is true crime our latest obsession, or just history's oldest guilty pleasure?


A brand-new exploration of historical true crime through the ages, exposes why we should be looking over our shoulders to the past with bestselling historian, Rebecca Rideal & Archaeologist, Professor Raksha Dave.


Together they will unpack the buried stories of crime and uncover the darkest chapters of criminal history, from victims and investigators to perpetrators and punishments.


Using archaeology as a key investigative tool, Raksha and Rebecca will uncover how a dig separates fact from folklore. Such as Otzi the Iceman - a body from 3300BCE discovered in 1991 - where the archeological examination of his bones provided a window into the last 48 hours of someone living thousands of years ago. Or the site discovery of The Salem Witch Trials, where a dig immediately dispelled the stories of gallows at the top of the hill and formal burials.


Using archaeology, history and modern forensic science, Buried Evidence reopens some of the world's oldest cold cases to separate folklore from fact.

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]]> Is true crime our latest obsession, or just history's oldest guilty pleasure?


A brand-new exploration of historical true crime through the ages, exposes why we should be looking over our shoulders to the past with bestselling historian, Rebecca Rideal & Archaeologist, Professor Raksha Dave.


Together they will unpack the buried stories of crime and uncover the darkest chapters of criminal history, from victims and investigators to perpetrators and punishments.


Using archaeology as a key investigative tool, Raksha and Rebecca will uncover how a dig separates fact from folklore. Such as Otzi the Iceman - a body from 3300BCE discovered in 1991 - where the archeological examination of his bones provided a window into the last 48 hours of someone living thousands of years ago. Or the site discovery of The Salem Witch Trials, where a dig immediately dispelled the stories of gallows at the top of the hill and formal burials.


Using archaeology, history and modern forensic science, Buried Evidence reopens some of the world's oldest cold cases to separate folklore from fact.

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]]> false The Crime Desk podcasts@dailymail.co.uk 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef buried-evidence episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/cover/1787059737135-f5929a25-ef69-472d-99ad-f09e2396f30c.jpeg https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence Buried Evidence 7d768440-a1f3-11f1-ad70-0da8c0150a87 <![CDATA[Death in the Arctic: Franklin's Lost Expedition - Part 1]]> Fri, 09 Oct 2026 04:00:00 GMT 39:40 6ac61fed62826cce73b1b809 false https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence/episodes/death-in-the-arctic-franklins-lost-expedition-part-1 6ac61fed62826cce73b1b809 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef death-in-the-arctic-franklins-lost-expedition-part-1 full 5 7 London, 1848. Three years have passed since Sir John Franklin and 128 officers and men sailed into the Arctic, in search of the Northwest Passage. No letters, no survivors, no ships.


What nobody yet realises is that Franklin's men may already be dead, buried across a frozen landscape thousands of miles away.


In the first of this two-part episode, we uncover the 180-year-old mystery of Franklin's ill-fated expedition. A mystery that has become one of the biggest cold cases - literally - in exploration history.


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]]> London, 1848. Three years have passed since Sir John Franklin and 128 officers and men sailed into the Arctic, in search of the Northwest Passage. No letters, no survivors, no ships.


What nobody yet realises is that Franklin's men may already be dead, buried across a frozen landscape thousands of miles away.


In the first of this two-part episode, we uncover the 180-year-old mystery of Franklin's ill-fated expedition. A mystery that has become one of the biggest cold cases - literally - in exploration history.


Buried Evidence is part of The Crime Desk. Subscribe today for ad-free listening, early access to new shows, exclusive bonus episodes and complete access to our true-crime podcast collection. Visit thecrimedesk.com for more information.


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Executive Producer: Jamie East

Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> Here Be Witches: The Salem Witch Trials Here Be Witches: The Salem Witch Trials Fri, 02 Oct 2026 04:00:00 GMT 39:14 6abbb3e13d13b5749d5fd9da false https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence/episodes/here-be-witches-the-salem-witch-trials 6abbb3e13d13b5749d5fd9da 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef here-be-witches-the-salem-witch-trials full 1 6 It’s the 19th of July 1692 and thirty-nine year old Sarah Good, is the youngest of five women being trundled through Salem Village to a hill on the outskirts of the settlement. They are to be hanged as witches.


The events in Salem would see over 200 individuals accused, dozens of confessions, 30 convictions, 19 executions, a number of deaths in prison, and a seventy-year-old man tortured to death by pressing.


The trials have framed the way we think about mass hysteria - inspiring countless novels, tv shows and perhaps most famously Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. But what really went on? Who was accused, and why?


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]]> It’s the 19th of July 1692 and thirty-nine year old Sarah Good, is the youngest of five women being trundled through Salem Village to a hill on the outskirts of the settlement. They are to be hanged as witches.


The events in Salem would see over 200 individuals accused, dozens of confessions, 30 convictions, 19 executions, a number of deaths in prison, and a seventy-year-old man tortured to death by pressing.


The trials have framed the way we think about mass hysteria - inspiring countless novels, tv shows and perhaps most famously Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. But what really went on? Who was accused, and why?


Buried Evidence is part of The Crime Desk. Subscribe today for ad-free listening, early access to new shows, exclusive bonus episodes and complete access to our true-crime podcast collection. Visit thecrimedesk.com for more information.

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Presenters: Rebecca Rideal & Raksha Dave

Producer: Philip Wilding

Editor: Rowan Jacobs

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Executive Producer: Jamie East

Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> Lizzie Borden Took An Axe… Lizzie Borden Took An Axe… Fri, 25 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT 39:38 6ab40bfcc7fdaa7b8a050c18 false https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence/episodes/lizzie-borden-took-an-axe 6ab40bfcc7fdaa7b8a050c18 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef lizzie-borden-took-an-axe full 1 5 As the legend of Lizzie Borden comes to Netflix, we visit one of the most notorious murder mysteries in American history. A brutal double murder that inspired one of the darkest nursery rhymes of all time.


But what do we really know about this case? How much of it is a ghoulish sensation dreamed up by a press hungry to sell a good story?


In this episode we go beyond criminal legend to explore the real case of Lizzie Borden that begins in Fall River, Massachusetts, in August,1892, in a modest house on Second Street.


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Presenters: Rebecca Rideal & Raksha Dave

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Editor: Rowan Jacobs

Production Manager: Vittoria Cecchini

Executive Producer: Jamie East

Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> As the legend of Lizzie Borden comes to Netflix, we visit one of the most notorious murder mysteries in American history. A brutal double murder that inspired one of the darkest nursery rhymes of all time.


But what do we really know about this case? How much of it is a ghoulish sensation dreamed up by a press hungry to sell a good story?


In this episode we go beyond criminal legend to explore the real case of Lizzie Borden that begins in Fall River, Massachusetts, in August,1892, in a modest house on Second Street.


Buried Evidence is part of The Crime Desk. Subscribe today for ad-free listening, early access to new shows, exclusive bonus episodes and complete access to our true-crime podcast collection. Visit thecrimedesk.com for more information.


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Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> Ötzi: Murder on the Mountain Ötzi: Murder on the Mountain Fri, 18 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT 31:21 6aabcacd8512dde349b48738 false https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence/episodes/otzi-murder-on-the-mountain 6aabcacd8512dde349b48738 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef otzi-murder-on-the-mountain full 1 4 It's September 1991, two hikers in the Alps believe they’ve stumbled across the body of a climber who’d lost his way. He lies face-down in the ice. His arm caught awkwardly beneath him. A shoulder protruding from melting snow.


Police are alerted. Recovery teams arrive. And then someone notices the axe. Not iron. But Copper. At least five thousand years old. This man didn’t die in the mountains by accident. Someone killed him and the frozen Alps kept the evidence.



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Presenters: Rebecca Rideal & Raksha Dave

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Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> It's September 1991, two hikers in the Alps believe they’ve stumbled across the body of a climber who’d lost his way. He lies face-down in the ice. His arm caught awkwardly beneath him. A shoulder protruding from melting snow.


Police are alerted. Recovery teams arrive. And then someone notices the axe. Not iron. But Copper. At least five thousand years old. This man didn’t die in the mountains by accident. Someone killed him and the frozen Alps kept the evidence.



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Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> The Tragedy of the Titanic The Tragedy of the Titanic Fri, 11 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT 54:23 6aa2a58d538e0072bd137845 false https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence/episodes/the-tragedy-of-the-titanic 6aa2a58d538e0072bd137845 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef the-tragedy-of-the-titanic full 1 3 11.39pm, 14 April 1912: A grand new Ocean liner, the RMS Titanic, cruises across the North Atlantic. It’s 4 days into a weeklong voyage from Southampton to New York. Most of the passengers have returned to their cabins after the evening’s dinner, music and socialising. Experienced merchant sailors Frederick Fleet and Reginald Lee man the crows nest, 29 metres above deck level. Frederick is the first to spot the dark and terrifying mass ahead of them. He immediately rings the warning bell three times and phones down to the ship’s sixth officer James Moody, warning… "Iceberg! Right Ahead!"


Within hours the ship would be at the bottom of the ocean and nearly three quarters of its passengers and crew would be dead.


Guest: bestselling author, historian and creator of the hit podcast series Titanic: Ship of Dreams, Duncan Barrett.



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]]> 11.39pm, 14 April 1912: A grand new Ocean liner, the RMS Titanic, cruises across the North Atlantic. It’s 4 days into a weeklong voyage from Southampton to New York. Most of the passengers have returned to their cabins after the evening’s dinner, music and socialising. Experienced merchant sailors Frederick Fleet and Reginald Lee man the crows nest, 29 metres above deck level. Frederick is the first to spot the dark and terrifying mass ahead of them. He immediately rings the warning bell three times and phones down to the ship’s sixth officer James Moody, warning… "Iceberg! Right Ahead!"


Within hours the ship would be at the bottom of the ocean and nearly three quarters of its passengers and crew would be dead.


Guest: bestselling author, historian and creator of the hit podcast series Titanic: Ship of Dreams, Duncan Barrett.



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Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> <![CDATA[St. Brice's Day Massacre ]]> Fri, 04 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT 33:33 6a98496c69e0a17edbbda4eb false https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence/episodes/st-brices-day-massacre 6a98496c69e0a17edbbda4eb 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef st-brices-day-massacre full 1 1 This story begins not on a battlefield, but beneath one of the most prestigious colleges in the world. In 2008, excavations at St John’s College, Oxford uncovered a mass grave of thirty-five men, buried without ceremony. Nothing about the burial looked normal. These weren’t individuals laid to rest. They were dumped. Bodies overlapping, limbs twisted, no sign of burial rites. And then the injuries become clear. Deep cuts to bone. Fractured skulls and the signs of burning.


This wasn’t a disease. This wasn't a famine. This was premeditated violence. And it might just be the physical evidence of a forgotten event recorded in medieval chronicles — The St Brice’s Day Massacre of 1002.


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]]> This story begins not on a battlefield, but beneath one of the most prestigious colleges in the world. In 2008, excavations at St John’s College, Oxford uncovered a mass grave of thirty-five men, buried without ceremony. Nothing about the burial looked normal. These weren’t individuals laid to rest. They were dumped. Bodies overlapping, limbs twisted, no sign of burial rites. And then the injuries become clear. Deep cuts to bone. Fractured skulls and the signs of burning.


This wasn’t a disease. This wasn't a famine. This was premeditated violence. And it might just be the physical evidence of a forgotten event recorded in medieval chronicles — The St Brice’s Day Massacre of 1002.


Buried Evidence is brought to you by The Crime Desk. Subscribe at thecrimedesk.com to get every new episode a week before anyone else, completely ad-free, plus full access to our entire true crime podcast collection, early access to new shows, and exclusive bonus episodes.


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]]> The Original Serial Killer The Original Serial Killer Fri, 04 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT 39:14 6a9851f969e0a17edbbda4ec false https://shows.acast.com/buried-evidence/episodes/the-original-serial-killer 6a9851f969e0a17edbbda4ec 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef the-original-serial-killer full 1 2 We tend to think about serial killers as being a modern phenomenon, but in France during the Hundred Years War, we find the story of a monster straight out of a horror film. A sadist, who kidnaps and murders young children to sacrifice them to the devil. 


In perhaps our darkest case yet, we investigate Gilles de Rais. Military hero, comrade to Joan of Arc, wealthy aristocrat and… the most depraved of serial killers?


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Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> We tend to think about serial killers as being a modern phenomenon, but in France during the Hundred Years War, we find the story of a monster straight out of a horror film. A sadist, who kidnaps and murders young children to sacrifice them to the devil. 


In perhaps our darkest case yet, we investigate Gilles de Rais. Military hero, comrade to Joan of Arc, wealthy aristocrat and… the most depraved of serial killers?


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Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> Coming soon... Buried Evidence Coming soon... Buried Evidence Wed, 26 Aug 2026 11:24:45 GMT 1:30 6a8ec6030c15e359f95dfd16 false https://plus.thecrimedesk.com/buried-evidence 6a8ec6030c15e359f95dfd16 6a8460441ad8716bb6b2dfef coming-soon-buried-evidence Subscribers get episodes a week early trailer 1 The Crime Desk presents Buried Evidence, a new weekly podcast where history meets true crime, unearthing the murders, mysteries and scandals of the past.


Hosted by historian and bestselling author Rebecca Rideal, and Time Team archaeologist and broadcaster Professor Raksha Dave, each episode uncovers a different case from history's darkest chapters, from victims and investigators to perpetrators and punishment.


Episodes 1 and 2 are available from Friday 4th September, wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow the show so you don't miss an episode.


Crime Desk subscribers can unlock episode 3 on launch day and get every new episode a week before anyone else. Start your 7-day free trial at thecrimedesk.com.

Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

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]]> The Crime Desk presents Buried Evidence, a new weekly podcast where history meets true crime, unearthing the murders, mysteries and scandals of the past.


Hosted by historian and bestselling author Rebecca Rideal, and Time Team archaeologist and broadcaster Professor Raksha Dave, each episode uncovers a different case from history's darkest chapters, from victims and investigators to perpetrators and punishment.


Episodes 1 and 2 are available from Friday 4th September, wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow the show so you don't miss an episode.


Crime Desk subscribers can unlock episode 3 on launch day and get every new episode a week before anyone else. Start your 7-day free trial at thecrimedesk.com.

Hosts: Rebecca Rideal, Professor Raksha Dave

Producer: Phillip Wilding

Production Manager: Vittoria Cecchini

Executive Producer: Jamie East


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