Drunk Women Solving Crime

This episode sees the Drunk Women back in the studio, with a crate of prosecco and a crime to solve, so they decided to call on a lady who creates crime in her brain for the entertainment of others - best selling crime writer, Martina Cole!Martina kicks things off with a petty crime committed in her youth, which lead to a VERY public punishment and then lends her considerable crime smarts to help get to the bottom of a case in which was possibly caused by religious fervour, or just an extremely bad father/ship. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if The Drunk Women came together with top-pod The Guilty Feminist and mashed-the-hell out of their formats, dropping a (slightly depressing) drinks trolley into the mix?Well wonder no more, as thanks to the brilliant Deborah Frances-White, this actually happened and you can now hear the result.Not only do you get some classic Guilty Feminist AND Drunk Women Solving Crime gold, but special guest Sindhu Vee lends her super sleuthing and stand-up skills to proceedings.As the gang drink the trolley dry, they get to the bottom of the case of the notorious Ma Barker in front of a sold-out theatre - and let's just say that Guilty Feminist audiences got to see their host in a completely different light! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode has more than a whiff of summer about it, as it was recorded one balmy July evening during the Ventnor Fringe, which prompted comedian Andrea Hubert to get on a ferry to help solve a crime - and confess to one of her own, which resulted in a ASBO.The gang pop a few proseccos and then dissect the misdemeanours of the leaders of a so-called religious cult in Mexico.And this week's audience crime is provided by someone very familiar to one member of the group, although it doesn't sound like they need any help in solving crimes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this final outing of the Edinburgh Fringe, the Drunk Women welcome the amazing Zoe Lyons to the force. The squiffy foursome then dig into a case involving an unsolved murder, the clergy, and perhaps the biggest pre 21st Century media circus of all-time.But before all of that Zoe recounts the time she was the victim of a fruit-based crime, and as per usual the Edinburgh crowd don't disappoint, as audience member James tells us about a burglary which resulted in the most depressing swag ever stolen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a wet August day in Edinburgh, hijinks ensued when the Drunk Women gathered in front of a well-oiled crowd to crack another case. They were joined by comedian and Saturday Night Live writer Anna Drezen, who shared the time she was the victim of identity theft before the women get to the bottom of a murder case in which the perpetrator was SO hot, they cast a spell over anyone supposed to bring them to justice. And one member of the audience really earns their DWSC umbrella, when they share an X-rated crime which produces more questions than answers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode from the Drunk Women's run at the Edinburgh Fringe, the brilliant Isma Almas joined them to dissect a cold case, which took place north of the border. Whilst guest Isma tells us about the time British Gas tried to read more than her meter, plus a lucky member of the audience gets a DWSC umbrella, making past suffering all worth it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After last week's break by the seaside, this episode sees the Drunk Women back in the rainy cobbles of the Edinburgh Fringe, where they were joined by comic and barefoot enigma Steph Tisdell of the Aboriginal Comedy Allstars. Steph kicks us off with a tale of some pretty audacious catfishing and the crew put their heads together to deconstruct the complicated life of a drug lord.As ever they round things off with a tale of crime woe from a listener, who then gets a DWSC umbrella, making it all worth it.To catch up on what the wonderful Steph Tisdell is doing next visit: stephtisdellcomedy.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Like a fine wine, this episode was bottled back in the heady days of summer, when the gang took a suitcase of prosecco aboard the ferry and found themselves on the sunny Isle of Wight, during the Ventnor Fringe Festival in order to solve a case which could mean espionage has reached the land across the Solent. On hand was adventurer and Island local, Anneka Rice - who revealed a pretty thrilling spy connection of her own, along with the ability to live a double life.So sit back and let the sounds of summer flood your ears .... four women getting drunk in front of a sell out crowd at Ventnor Arts Club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the gang enlist a sleuth from across-the-pond, in the form of comedian, writer and producer Jena Friedman!Jena and Taylor explore the stark contrast of the UK Bobby and the NYPD (definitely not a good idea to invite them into your apartment for a drink!) and the group crack the case of a man who proved (almost) impossible to murder!Plus, one lucky audience member really earns their DWSC umbrella when he shares a time he was a victim of a rather harrowing crime.To see what Jena's up to next have a look at: jenafriedman.comFor merch and tickets to see the Drunk Women live, go to: drunkwomensolvingcrime.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Edinburgh Fringe may have just finished for another year, but the Drunk Women are reliving those heady days through this very podcast!You can join them in their reverie of the time they were joined by comedian, actor & writer Sukh Ojla in front of a packed-out crowd, to solve a crime involving another badass woman that history forgot.Sukh tells us about the date which was a crime against romance and this week's audience crime shows that some villains have real staying power.For more details on where you you can see Sukh perform live, go to: sukhojla.comFor tickets to see The Drunk Women live and merch etc, visit : drunkwomensolvingcrime.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the Drunk Women carry on through their sloshed-sleuthing odyssey of the Edinburgh Fringe, they brought in comic, podcaster and ex-lawyer Alice Fraser to bring her legal experience to proceedings.Alice shares the time sheer bravado let her escape being mugged in New York, the gang get to the bottom of a case which is the very definition of 'cold' (it happened in the snow), and a member of the sold-out audience was brave enough to come up and earn his 'Drunk Women' umbrella by sharing his own crime story - although you could argue that the gentleman’s brother ended up the real victim. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this second episode from their sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, the Drunk Women enlisted the help of US comic and video game star, Lucie Pohl.Lucie’s crime is brought to you from the mean streets of NYC, where she developed a rather strange relationship with her muggers.The detectives get to grips with a case from history, which will make all left-handed, redhead, female midwives VERY glad they weren't around during the reign of King James.And the audience crime comes from someone very familiar to the world of podcasting - and to our Catie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women took a vat of prosecco to the Edinburgh Fringe and performed to a sell-out crowd, aided by comic and part-time detective Ashley Storrie. The gang had the time of their lives cracking the case of a 'gentleman' bank robber and a crime perpetrated against an audience member, who also gave Taylor a lesson in Scottish snacks. Plus we find out Ashley spent a good deal of her childhood as a pirate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women took a suitcase of booze and microphones to a London hotel to do some sleuthing with star of Arrested Development, Search Party and most recently the Sophie Hyde film ANIMALS, Alia Shawkat! Alia shares the time she was framed for a misdemeanour she did not commit, and the team get stuck right into a crime involving one hell of a confidence trickster and her suspicious trunk - which no one seemed to suspect. And this week's listener crime involves the theft of the most niche necklace in the world! https://cornerstonefilm.com/films/animals/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another day, another crime solved by our favourite drunk detectives in front of a packed Pleasance Theatre. This week actor, writer and intrepid traveller, Rebecca Root grabbed a gin or 3 and joined the ranks and cracked a case only an escapologist could see their way out of.This week's historic case involves not just one, but TWO famous figures from history, which could be still arguing beyond the grave.To round things-off a member of the audience shares a crime which left everyone in the room a little slack-jawed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women are back at The Pleasance Theatre and are joined by the one and only Ulrika Jonsson!We hear about the time Ulrika was the victim of phone hacking ... by the company she was working for! And the gang solve the case of the 'Giggling Granny' which is not nearly as cuddly as it sounds. Plus, an audience member shares the time she fell victim to a crime, which if Ulrika is to be believed was perpetrated by their own parents! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

They came to drink gin and solve a crime and that's exactly what happened at The Pleasance Theatre on the 4th of July. Comedian Jayde Adams joined in the detective work and shared a story of a house of ill repute which could be screwing the chance of a decent inheritance. The gang meanwhile crack a case which is as cold as an ice bucket full of prosecco AND as always, a member of the audience gets a crime from their lives solved - you're welcome!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's probably wise not to eat your dinner during parts of this episode, as comedian Caroline Mabey tells the Drunk Women about the time she found something unsavoury in a tent and also shares the best thing to say to a would-be mugger.The crew dig into a crime which turned out to be the catalyst for a pioneering way of gathering evidence - which is still the first port of how we might catch a criminal today. AND we hear about the time Hannah breathed on the bottom of her neighbours' patio window... but we never find out WHY. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fabulous blogger, Jo Middleton - otherwise known as 'Slummy Single Mummy' came armed with a thirst for gin and an inquiring mind as she helps the Drunk Women get to the bottom of a war time spy story, in which one of the characters gives a rather wooden performance.We also hear that Jo - despite her efforts - has, thankfully avoided most crimes, but is however the continual victim of a very 21st century phenomenon. And this week's listener crime had a very colourful perpetrator.Read Jo's hilarious blog here: slummysinglemummy.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women were unaware they were inviting sleuthing royalty on the show when comedian Thanyia Moore joined in the fun at The Pleasance Theatre, where Thanyia revealed that her mum is 'the black Jessica Fletcher!"And we also find out that if Thanyia and Catie's mothers joined forces, they would be the most feared crime fighting duo the world has ever known. This week's case involves a writer whose own detecting skills could never be described as 'elementary' and an audience member shares the time a crime quite literally slid into her DMs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's edition of DWSC, journalist, writer and super-cool human Sali Hughes joined the ranks, quickly earning her stripes by flexing her history knowledge to help solve a crime from days of yore.Do you know when the first handgun assassination in London took place? Well, listen to this episode and you soon will.You'll also get to hear about probably the WORST New Year’s Eve night out ever, when being the victim of a crime resulted in Sali sleeping in a pool of child's urine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The guest in this week's episode is the most qualified yet, as Miranda Sawyer shares the time she solved a crime of her own and then lends her considerable detecting skills to a case which has some much needed help from beyond the grave.And is this week's listener crime an elaborate sibling confession? We think it may be.... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode sees QI Elf Anna Ptaszynski defect from her own hit podcast 'No Such Thing As A Fish' to lend her little grey cells to some true crime solving - although quite a few brain cells were depleted on that record.The drunk detectives get to the bottom of perhaps their most chilling cold case yet - the mystery of the missing Sodder children.And, thanks to a listener, we also get to hear about a bank heist which takes place on the mean streets of Maida Vale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, actor and all-round delight Amanda Abbington joined the force to get some crimes solved, drunken style. Amanda's own story takes place in the most glamorous setting yet: if (like the rest of us), you thought The Emmys would be a crime-free zone, then think again.The gang manage to solve a crime which can only be described as 'out of this world' and a listener gets in touch with a mystery which leaves everyone slightly shaken. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This live episode sees guest Shaparak Khorsandi break a personal booze-ban in spectacular style and reveal the time she fell victim to a trickster, but that didn't stop her giving him a cuddle (and no, she didn't drive home after this show). Our host Hannah delivers a fantastic true crime which involves some pretty audacious cover-ups and a dash of plutonium - whilst it's clear that she's had more than a dash of Prosecco when she rebels against time itself and goes on to commit a crime against a member of the audience.  A raucous and thrilling time was had by all and you get to live it here without the hangover - enjoy! Go to  drunkwomensolvingcrime.com for the online shop for MERCH!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All hell broke loose when the Drunk Women were given chairs on wheels for this performance and now they're going to want them EVERYWHERE they go. The guest, comedian/actor Tiff Stevenson, shared a plethora of crime-ridden encounters which illustrate that either Tiff or her mum should accompany ALL women home on the tube.This week's crime was a mystery that only 4 women drinking Prosecco could possibly stand a chance of solving; as the crew get to the bottom of a case of a woman who enthralled a whole community with her 'strange' behaviours. And the audience crime is pretty spooky and would prompt most people to move out of their home, rather than carry out their own scientific experiments.... with their tongue. Go to drunkwomensolvingcrime.com and you can now buy merch in the online shop.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the Drunk Detectives uncover the dark arts of the plagiarist in a case which leaves you guessing till the last moment.This week's guest, comedian, podcaster & writer Deborah Frances-White turned-up with her own bottle of vodka and discovered a whole new way of working! She also demonstrates that she'll do ANYTHING to keep her make-up bag safe.And we find out once and for all if Hannah's Nan worked in a windmill or not... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women and this week's guest on the force, comedian and all-round good egg Jen Brister, pretty much crack a case which has been stumping authorities around the world for the last 70 years! They should have just asked a woman in the first place.This case blows open some epic cold war conspiracy theories and proves that nothing good can happen to a ginger on a beach.Jen's own crime isn't for the fainthearted and is quite frankly straight out of a horror film, while the listener crime exposes Catie's bucket list to public ridicule. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode (which no one can remember recording) the evidence of some brilliant crime cracking and an epic evening at Drunk Women Towers is here for you to... errr... hear.Comedian, actor & writer Jenny Bede showed what a pro she was, by doing just enough pre-drinking to ensure she wasn't behind the curve of her fellow sleuths and for helping the others get-to-grips with some grisly murders, Wild West style.Jenny also shared a crime, which is unusual, harrowing and will make you think twice before having the window view in a restaurant and this week's listener crime will have anyone called 'Alan' looking over their shoulder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the only episode so far where a mid -record booze run was required, our hosts and their guest - star of Harry Potter & Game of Thrones, Natalia Tena - are brilliantly on-brand and manage to solve a crime, even though none of them could remember doing so the next day.They manage to crack the case of perhaps the stupidest (that IS a word) crime duo in history, who also manage to turn stomachs with some infantile pet names for each other.... that and the murderous tendencies.Also guest Natalia shows that this ain't her first crime-solving rodeo and has in fact been in hot pursuit of a perpetrator who stole her phone, engaging help from passers-by.This may surprise you to know that this was the first record of the evening .... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's guest is impressionist and comedian Jess Robinson, who really brings the case to life by vocally animating the characters involved - which means the dark rating is ramped-up to a hundred.In this episode the drunken dames get down to the case of Belle Gunness, a serial killer who should have inspired a musical by now... but probably not one to watch with the kids!We also hear from a listener who had an actual crime happen to them whilst listening to Drunk Women Solving Crime!! We've gone meta! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podcaster, articulate drinker & whiskey fiend Hannah Dunleavy cheated on her 'Standard Issue' chums to help the Drunk Women solve a crime of epic proportions. At least, the size of the perpetrator was epic according to history, hence the name 'Big Bertha,’ who had a silver tongue when it came to getting people to buy whatever she was selling, regardless of whether it was hers to sell in the first place. Guest Hannah also tells a tale of her own in which she got to use some questionable self-defense tactics taught to her by her dad and this week's listener crime sets the team's sleuthing skills a-blaze!Let us know if you're 'Team Big Bertha' or not and please remember to review and recommend us!Standard Issue Podcasthttps://play.acast.com/s/standardissuespodcastThe Drink Podcasthttps://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-drink/id1449473673?mt=2 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when a comedy legend downs a few proseccos and wanders on stage at the Pleasance Theatre? They solve a crime of course! This week's fourth Drunk Woman is the one and only Helen Lederer! Helen proved to be the kind of detective who cuts to the chase and gets to the crux of the matter, which was especially useful when getting to the bottom of her own true crime.The pissed-up detectives then crack the case of a woman who elevated her impoverished routes by playing on female insecurities and selling 'miracle' products to the desperate.... thank goodness that could never happen in the 21st century.And an audience member tells the most horrific listener crime yet .... it happened whilst CAMPING.... IN SCOTLAND.Helen also told us about her awesome project designed to elevate overlooked, female writers.https://www.comedywomeninprint.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recorded as part of The Vaults Festival for International Women's Day 2019, The Drunk Women were joined by author, YouTuber and sex educator Hannah Witton.As it was IWD, the team crack the case of a Countess, whose gory beauty routine gives a whole new meaning to 'blood thirsty' ... no one tell Gwyneth Paltrow!Detective Witton proves herself to be not only a brilliant sleuth, but slippery when pursued by an assailant, the international crowd lend some much needed expertise in pronunciations and we debate the ways a person can be sown onto a horse.Many thanks to Child.Org and Team Mum for a great night - you can still donate at:https://child.org/team-mumAnd thank you so much to Hannah Witton for being a tremendous guest:https://hannahwitton.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women decided it was high-time they got back to The Pleasance Theatre to solve a crime, with the help of an audience of listeners, a truck-load of prosecco and guest, comedian Bec Hill! In this episode we learn about a dismembered voice causing pandemonium across Europe, that Bec is always looking to cast a porno and that our live shows are the PERFECT date night. We also hear about a double crime suffered by Bec, which is the epitome of insult to injury. Don't forget, that if you're coming to our next live show on 25th April with Zoe Lyons and Desiree Burch, to leave your crime in a comment here and be in with a chance of winning a bottle of booze!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Writer, director and podcaster Uma Nayer brought proper champagne with her to help the Drunk Women get to grips with a case which got everyone in a lather and made everyone question whether you can be a serial killer AND a great mother. Uma shares a crime which turned the happiest day of most people's lives into a whodunnit and a listener who is either being given the gift of music, or violated - you decide.Also is this the 1st or 2nd record of the day? Let us know - the answer may surprise you. . . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What better way to celebrate your birthday than solving a crime and guzzling prosecco? Well, none if you're sports broadcaster Faye Carruthers, who did just that! Faye joined the drunk detectives for cake and crime, answering the question "is it ever OK for a town to murder someone if they're enough of a dickhead?" AND we find out that our own Drunk Detective Hannah wasn't always on the right side of the law when she confesses to a sugary crime from her early youth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining the Drunk Women this week is a woman who needs no introduction, but has many guises...to most, she's The Vixen, to some, she's The Bolton Brainiac, but to EVERYONE she's Jenny Ryan!Yes, The Chase's own quiz queen got into the swig of things and used her AMAZING (read: slightly frightening) knowledge of murder and body disposal to help the pissed-up detectives get to the bottom of a case which saw one poor lady lose her head back in 'olden times' AND has something to do with Britain's upper-most National Treasure. In between bottles of fizz, the blotto bobbies also grapple with a crime from Jenny's formative years and a listener's story which is a little close to home for our learned guest. You don't need to have a degree in sleuthing to guess if this episode was the first or second recording of the evening, but do pop your opinion into a review... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women invited comedian, writer and actor Jessica Fostekew of the Hoovering podcast around for some tipsy sleuthing. Jess gets stuck in with her own karmic tale involving a mysterious tenner (and some very admirable honesty on her part) before the gang crack their most modern crime yet: the story of Lou Pearlman, notorious fraudster and manager of bands including The Backstreet Boys. Although the case traumatically splits the room into singers vs. non-singers, good teamwork prevails. Find out more about Jess here: jessicafostekew.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode is another throwback to the long, hot summer of 2018, when comedian, artist and singer - songwriter Hannah Warman graced Drunk Women Towers with her well-oiled presence. Hannah kicked things off by sharing a crazy story about the time she was the victim of an Uber crime, which made the UK national press. The fermented foursome then took on a case which starts with a severed arm and ends up as a high-speed (sort of) boat chase, with a life insurance scam and a shark with a digestion problem along the way. And a distressed listener shares a tale which shows that you should never go on public transport without a packet of tissues. See Hannah Warman's amazing art here: hannahwarman.comFollow her on Twitter: @hannahwarman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the Drunk Women, this episode provides a whiff of nostalgia, as it was recorded in the heady days of Summer '18; when temperatures were high, the beer was tepid and guest Wendy Wason wafted-in like a breath of fresh air to get to the bottom of one of the most notorious criminals of the 20th century - Charles Manson. Everyone knows that the Manson 'Family' embarked on a gruesome killing spree, which shook Tinsel Town to its very core - but, fewer know about a previous victim of Manson's which gave some vital clues about his psychopathic tendencies. We also learn there's a time and a place for posting pictures of an intimate nature - and the PTA WhatsApp group isn't it apparently. AND although we don't usually let men in - Tom Cruise has a cameo in this episode, so enjoy!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women held court in The Pleasance Theatre for this episode, joined by a rather well-oiled crowd and the one and only comedian, actor and writer extraordinaire - Olivia Lee! Olivia proved to be not only rather adept at getting-to-grips with a true crime, but she also knows her way around a bottle of gin - our kind of sleuth. The case itself is one of towering proportions (when you listen you'll realise that was quite clever) and it's got a dodgy Count, which seems to be a staple in the world of historic true crime. Plus we get another terrifying insight into life on The Isle Of Wight, thanks to a plucky audience member -  sacré bleu! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian, Actor & Writer Evelyn Mok joins us for some drama on the high seas, as the team look into the case of Anne Bonny, A LADY BLOOMIN' PIRATE who gained notoriety during the 'golden age of piracy’ (not the DVD kind).As well as sharing a true crime of her own, Evelyn also lets us in on something that makes the earth move for her every night and we find out why one of our dear listeners thrice arrived home to find a doorstep covered in meat. Basically, this episode covers everything important in true crime: piracy and meat. www.evelynmok.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian, actor & writer Lucy Porter had a bad start to 'Dry January' when she agreed to be The Drunk Women's first guest of 2019. But, as you'll hear, it's totally worth it as the crew dissect the case of Lavinia Fisher, thought to be America's first female serial killer, although we DO know she was hot, so we should probably forgive her. Lucy tells us about a rather niche crime she keeps falling victim to and one of our dear listeners tells us a story which will make you think twice before you go camping. www.lucyporter.co.ukplay.acast.com/s/fingersonbuzzers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As this episode lands on Boxing Day, The Drunk Women wanted to put something festive in your stocking, so thought you might like more London Hughes! Not only is she back by popular demand, but she's live and unleashed in another episode recorded at the Pleasance Theatre. Taylor hosts this week, with a crime that proves staying in on New Year's Eve is definitely the safest option and although we didn't think London could top the last crime story she told us, somehow she manages it....As it's Christmas, the serving suggestion with this episode is a large glass of Baileys. Happy Christmas from The Drunk Women, thanks for all your support so far!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women went back to the Pleasance Theatre in London, armed with a crate of gin, a little festive cheer and comedian Suzi Ruffell - who also lent her considerable sleuthing abilities to the occasion. Guest Suzi kicks things off with a crime against mindfulness, whilst host Hannah presents a case which will never let you view Santa in the same way. To round things off an audience member shares a past mystery, which had it happened in more recent times would have had a VERY different ending! suziruffell.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian and podcaster Sofie Hagen joined the Drunk Women to quaff unpronounceable beer and kick us off with a crime of her own from Denmark worthy of top billing on ANY true crime podcast.The Drunk Women then tackle the tale of Maggie Dickson - if it sounds familiar, you probably read it on the back of a pub menu in Edinburgh (which is how Hannah gets most of her historical knowledge).As always the trio and their beer guzzling guest solve one of your listener crimes. Though in this case, listener David and his family could have solved it for themselves if they'd been arsed to get up from their sun loungers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Angela Barnes came for the craft beer and stayed for the crime when she dropped in to Drunk Women HQ. In this episode the case of Carl Tanzler renders everyone speechless more than once, taking a morbidly, fascinating turn whilst drawing some uncomfortable parallels to a notorious present day offender. Angela shares a crime, which will unfortunately strike a chord with many of you listening; plus she reveals her younger self had a penchant for sadism towards those she had a crush on.Buckle-up fellow Drunk Detectives, things are about to get dark... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian and fun-time cop Lou Sanders dropped by to help get to the bottom of the case of Fredericka Mandelbaum - a maternal criminal mastermind who opened her very own school for criminals! In this episode there are life lessons galore ... horses CAN wear trousers, DON'T buy weed in Paris and NEVER leave your Bermuda shorts unattended at a Pontins.As always pop your true crime stories in an iTunes review and the half-cut-heroes will get them solved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author, presenter & podcaster Annabel Port dropped in to drink wine from a bucket-sized glass and solve a crime or two. In this episode we learn stereotypes evolve for a reason and that being 'hapless' could very much increase your chances of being the victim of a crime in Philadelphia during the early 20th Century. Annabel's own crime story displays a heroism which has earned her the name 'The Falcon' ... definitely call her that if you see her out and about. The sloshed sleuths also crack a listener crime, surrounding theft of booze! The Drunk Women would never DREAM of committing such a heinous act. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.