Another Day, Another Evil

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Another Day, Another Evil is a true crime podcast, covering a range of cases, hosted by Melissa & Georgina Schorah based in the UK.

We cover solved, unsolved, serial killers & other cases from all across the world! We take a victim focused perspective and have genuine conversations around all things true crime.

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#20
July 24 · 55 min
20. Solved: Kelly Anne Bates
The murder of Kelly Anne Bates is considered one of the worst cases of domestic abuse in British history. The 17-year old was groomed over a 3 year period, before being tortured for weeks and finally murdered at the hands of a man much older than her. https://www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk/ Phone = 0808 2000 247 https://mensadviceline.org.uk/ Phone = 0808 8010 327 For our sources, please visit our website: https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-20
#19
July 17 · 38 min
19. Unsolved: 1981 Woman
In August 1981, North Yorkshire Police received a chilling anonymous phone call directing them to a decomposed body hidden among dense nettles near Scawton Moor House. Officers found the skeletal remains of an unidentified woman who had likely been dead for around two years. With no clothing, jewellery, or identification to reveal who she was, detectives believed her death was suspicious. More than four decades later, despite advances in DNA technology, neither the woman nor the mysterious caller has ever been identified, making Nude in the Nettles one of Britain’s most enduring unsolved mysteries. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-19
#16
July 10 · 49 min
18. Serial Killer: Robert Maudsley
If you’ve ever heard of Robert Maudsley, you will probably know that he holds a world record for being the prisoner who has spent the longest time ever in solitary confinement. You will likely know that this was within a glass box inside HMP Wakefield Prison, and you will have probably heard him referred to as ‘Britain’s Hannibal Lecter’. But, is this media depiction of a crazed cannibal actually correct? Of course not. But does he deserve the whole life order that was imposed on him? Have a listen and decide for yourselves. Note: nearly every source spells Robert’s name as Maudsley, but according to his nephew, Gavin, the correct spelling is Mawdsley. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-18
#17
July 3 · 29 min
17. Precedent: R v Brown [1994]
R v Brown 1994 is a landmark UK case. The court ruled that consent is not a valid defense to charges of actual bodily harm or unlawful wounding, even if they occurred during private, consensual sadomasochistic sexual acts. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-17
July 1 · 14 min
July Extra: Breaking the Enigma Code
During WWII the German military used an enigma machine to communicate through code, which they thought was unbreakable - to put it simply. However, early breakthroughs were made by Polish mathematicians, and later British intelligence and specifically Alan Turing. He developed a machine called Bombes which could decrypt messages at speed. This intelligence gave the allies crucial information about German plans and movements, helping them win key battles and contributed to shortening the war by years. Alan Turing, was a remarkable man, which I delve into further within the episode. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/july-extra
#16
June 26 · 22 min
16. Anniversary: Veronica Guerin's Murder
Today, if you’re listening to this on the day of release, is the 30th anniversary of the murder of Irish investigative journalist, Veronica Guerin, who was shot to death in broad daylight for daring to expose the criminal underworld, one which the Irish police, the Guardi, were not equipped or not wanting to deal with. Veronica’s murder led to public outcry, and the government swiftly set up the Criminal Assets Bureau in order to tackle organised crime. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-16
#15
June 19 · 34 min
15. Serial Killer: Albert Fish
Grace Budd was the first known victim of serial killer Albert Fish, but his arrest in relation to that would unravel a whole world of horror. Francis McDonnell & Billy Gaffney were unfortunately known victims of Albert Fish, with many more suspected as he exploited those in the margins of society. He tortured and allegedly ate his victims and was electrocuted on 16th January 1936 at Sing Sing prison. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-15
#14
June 12 · 1 hr 14 min
14. Solved: James Bulger
On 12th February 1993, two-year-old James Bulger disappeared from a shopping centre. His badly beaten body was found on a railway line 2 days later. The police quickly zeroed in on their suspects: two 10-year-old boys. What followed led to public outrage in the UK, alongside debates around the criminal age of responsibility today in England. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-14
#13
June 5 · 18 min
13. Unsolved: Alistair Wilson
Alistair Wilson, aged 30 was shot dead on his doorstep in 2004. The murder inquiry was one of the largest carried out in Scotland and the crime remains unsolved to this day. The lack of motive and other unexplained circumstances makes it one of Scotland’s most mysterious unsolved crimes. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-13
June 3 · 19 min
June Extra: Introduction of 999 in the UK
Calling 999 in an emergency is common knowledge now, over 30 million emergency calls are placed every year, and it’s all due to a single house fire which killed 5 people and a pissed off neighbour furious at the system. Listen for a little history about how it came to be and why we have 999, despite it actually being one of the longest to dial on the old-school rotary dial phones. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/june-extra/
May 31 · 6 min
Outtakes: May 2026
Here's a round up of all our outtakes this month. Have a laugh along with all our mispronunciations, interruptions & more!
#12
May 29 · 41 min
12. Serial Killer: Beverley Allitt
Over the course of only 60 days, a newly qualified 22-year old nurse injected numerous babies and young children with lethal doses of insulin and potassium chloride, resulting in a number of unexplained collapses and leaving 4 children dead and many more traumatised or with other serious life-long injuries. Beverley Allitt was thankfully apprehended, but the children’s ward, Ward 4, of Grantham and Kesteven Hospital in Grantham, Lincolnshire would be forever left tarred by her acts. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-12/
#9
May 22 · 20 min
11. Solved: Greg Fleniken
Imagine a locked hotel room. No signs of forced entry. No struggle. And yet… inside, a man lies dead—with injuries that don’t make sense. Greg Fleniken was a loving husband, son, brother & friend. But his life was cut short due to the recklessness of another. But, against all odds, and due to the persistence of his wife, family & the detectives on the case, his killer was found and brought to justice. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-11/
#10
May 15 · 30 min
Survived: Mary Vincent
Mary Vincent was a 15 year old girl hitchhiking to her Grandfather's house, but unfortunately only hours later she lay at the bottom of a ravine, left for dead. But, luckily, not giving up she fought and stayed alive, helped by some strangers and managed to face the man who horrifically assaulted her. Unfortunately, the same could not be said for Roxanne Hayes due to the failings of the criminal justice system. Mary became a powerful advocate for victim’s rights and made change for the better For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-10/
#9
May 8 · 47 min
09. Unsolved: Daniel Entwistle
On 3rd May 2003, a 7 year old boy went outside to play on his bike in Great Yarmouth. When he didn’t return home for tea, he was reported missing by his parents. Police immediately launched a large-scale investigation and found he had been captured on CCTV in a local shop at 5.05pm. In the early morning hours, his red and white BMX bike was located, but nothing else has ever been found; no one has ever been charged in relation to his disappearance and Daniel remains missing. For our sources, please visit our website; https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-9/
May 6 · 17 min
May Extra: Section 12 of the Licensing Act 1872
Section 12 of the Licensing Act 1872 states “every person found drunk… on any licensed premises, shall be liable to a penalty”. This law is still in place today. Today’s episode looks at the history of alcohol here in the UK and how this law came to be in place. For our sources, please visit our website; https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/may-extra/
#8
May 1 · 56 min
08. Serial Killer: Robert Black
Robert Black was a serial killer & paedophile who was convicted of murdering 4 girls: Jennifer Cardy, Susan Maxwell, Caroline Hogg & Sarah Harper and the sexual assault and attempted abduction of Theresa Thornhill. He has been linked to countless other abductions & murders across England & Europe, however he has never been convicted of anything further For all our sources please visit our website; https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-8/
#3
April 30 · 6 min
Outtakes: April 2026
Here's a round up of all our outtakes this month. Have a laugh along with all our mispronunciations, interruptions & more!
#7
April 24 · 51 min
07. Unsolved: Melanie Hall
In the early hours of Sunday 9th June 1996, 25 year old Melanie Hall disappeared after visiting the Cadillacs nightclub in Bath city centre with her boyfriend and two friends. When her family reported her missing on the Monday evening, after being unable to get in contact with her, police immediately launched an investigation, to no avail. 13 years later, her skeletal remains were discovered on a slip road to the M5 motorway. A partial DNA match has been recovered but no one has been linked to the case. As we approach the 30 year mark of her disappearance, the police are launching a fresh appeal. If you have any further information, contact Crimestoppers For all our sources please visit our website; https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-7/ “(00:00:00) Introduction” “(00:00:58) The case of Melanie Hall” “(00:50:19) Outro”
#6
April 17 · 1 hr 24 min
06. Solved: Sarah Everard
Sarah Everard was abducted, raped and murdered in London on 3rd March 2021 by Wayne Couzens, a serving Metropolitan Police officer, who used his warrant card and handcuffs to stage a fake arrest for breaching Covid-19 lockdown rules. Her murder caused widespread outrage and prompted conversation about women's safety in public spaces & damaged the public’s trust in the police. Leading to the Angiolini Inquiry that sought to examine how such a horrific crime could happen. For our sources please visit our website; https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-6/ “(00:00:00) Introduction” “(00:01:10) The case of Sarah Everard” “(01:23:47) Outro”

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