True Crime
This episode contains information which may be triggering for some listeners, relating to domestic abuse and coersive control, listener discretion is advised. This episode was written and researched in part by Fern from Evidence of a Crime. All sources will be on our website, as will helpline numbers if you need them. If you are in immediate danger please call emergency services.
On May 3rd 2016, Margaret Hammond reported her daughter Natalie Hemming as a missing person in a 999 call. She was asked if there was anything that made her concerned and she simply said “him”.
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On May 3rd 2016, Margaret Hammond reported her daughter Natalie Hemming as a missing person in a 999 call. She was asked if there was anything that made her concerned and she simply said “him”.
This episode is sponsored by Elfster.com the number one secret santa app.
Download the app and make gift exchanges easier.
Crime Con UK is back in London on June 11/12th 2022. Go to crimecon.co.uk to get your tickets and use the code WINDOW for 10% off.
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