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The funeral of James ‘Jaws’ Byrne is due to take place tomorrow as the veteran criminal is laid to rest but what legacy has he left and where is the once powerful organisation he mentored.
Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the life and crimes of Byrne - the fraudster known as Jemmy.
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Killer Charlotte Mulhall who murdered and dismembered her mother’s lover has served 18 years behind bars but is now enjoying days out in the run-up to her release.
Nicola speaks with Eamon Dillon about Mulhall about her crimes and about the fellow female lifers who populate the women’s prisons.
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In the first episode of our Book Club, host Clodagh Meaney is joined by author of 'The Undetectables' series Courtney Smyth to discuss their favourite true crime book 'When The Dogs Don't Bark' by Angela Gallop, a Memoir about the author’s career as a forensic scientist.
The Undead Complex, the second book in Courtney’s series ‘The Undectables’ is out on September 24th.
You can find them on Instagram @CSwritesbooks.
This episode of Crime World was edited by Jason Maleney, with audio and video recording by Gavin Hennessy. It was produced by Clodagh Meaney.
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A couple convicted in the UK but on the run for years appeared in the Extradition Court in Dublin recently after they were nabbed in New York.
So who are the Boswells and what are their crimes?
Nicola speaks with Eamon Dillon about the transatlantic hunt which ended at a routine road stop.
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A Scottish crime boss looks set to spend the rest of his days behind bars after pleading guilty to a £76 million cocaine shipment - which he’d boasted would be the big one.
Instead Jamie Iceman Stevenson was caught on Encrochat plotting the operations of his drugs business and despite going on the run has now reached the end of the road and is awaiting sentence in Glasgow for his crimes.
So why could Stevenson not stay away from crime and what parallels are there between Scottish and Irish criminals.
Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the fall of a drugs kingpin.
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The Irish Traveller Conmen Fraud Group is the name the FBI has given to a gang of Irish men running scams across the United States.
Niall speaks to Eamon Dillon about their operation and how the gang paying thousands of dollars to have their relatives smuggled into the US.
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He’s the investigative journalist who has exposed over 400 online predators.
Chris Hansen has spent his career on the front lines of crime, hosting a myriad of TV shows such as To Catch a Predator, Have a Seat with Chris Hansen and Takedown with Chris Hansen.
He has now turned his attention to Sextortionists for an upcoming multi-part documentary set for release later this year.
Speaking to Clodagh Meaney at Crime Con in Nashville, he discusses his career, his top tips for concerned parents and what he really thinks about his infamous catchphrase.
You can also catch Chris at Crime Con in London which takes place this September 20th to 22nd.
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A rapist just recently released from an Irish jail has changed his name, religion and image and moved to live in London where nobody knows anything about his past.
So who is Francis Condra who now goes by the name Hasan Selim and just how serious were his crimes?
Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the sinister sex offender and the lengths he has gone to create a whole new identity.
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A legal challenge by two teenagers charged in relation to the murder of gunman Tristan Sherry centered around their age and status as minors highlights the youth of those caught up in the Christmas Eve restaurant bloodbath which started with the murder of crime figure Jason Hennessy Snr.
Nicola speaks to Niall Donald about the legal case and the ongoing efforts to quell tensions between two rival groups in the Blanchardstown area.
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Almost a year since the dramatic US sanctions of the Kinahan Organisation and it’s leadership Bosnian mob boss Edin Gacinin has been named alongside the Irish mob as a business partner now under the same financial restrictions.
Gacinin who heads the Tito and Dino cartel is originally from Sarajevo but lived most of his life in the Netherlands. His outfit formed part of the so called European Super Cartel headed up by Daniel Kinahan.
So what does it mean and what effects are the sanctions having 12 months on? Will the United Arab Emirates ever hand up Daniel Kinahan, his father Christy Snr and brother Christopher Junior and why is his right-hand man Sean McGovern still living freely in Dubai despite a warrant issued here for him on murder charges.
Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the international effort to dismantle a trans-global cartel and the progress being made across the world against Ireland’s most prolific organised crime group.
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