20 MAY 2022 · In this second part of Testimony: The Body on Seaham Beach we find a mystery within a mystery. The case continues, venturing into new territory and commissioning a full facial reconstruction to be carried out by Dundee University. Listeners will hear varying theories as to what may have happened to this missing person. ___________________________ On 13th May 2006 a man walking on the beach in Seaham, south of Sunderland, made a shocking discovery. He called the police and set in train a series of events that have yet to be resolved. We explore the events that took place following the discovery of these human remains on the Featherbed Rocks. Fiona Thompson, who covered the story as a reporter for the Sunderland Echo at the time, takes us through the actions by police and others in the following weeks, months and years in an attempt to identify these remains. Testimony: The Body on Seaham Beach features interviews with key people and agencies involved in the case. The podcast shares great insight not only into this specific case but just how missing people cases and unidentified remains are treated by the authorities. Testimony: The Body on Seaham Beach poses the question whether someone out there has the key to solving this case. Testimony is a Laudable production for the NationalWorld. It was researched and co-produced by Fiona Thompson. It is presented, produced and edited by Kelly Crichton. With thanks to BBC Look North for the use of archive audio. 'March of the Mind' by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Atrribution 4.0 Licence. Source:  http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100167 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

13 MAY 2022 · On 13th May 2006 a man walking on the beach in Seaham, south of Sunderland, made a shocking discovery. He called the police and set in train a series of events that have yet to be resolved. We explore the events that took place following the discovery of these human remains on the Featherbed Rocks. Fiona Thompson, who covered the story as a reporter for the Sunderland Echo at the time, takes us through the actions by police and others in the following weeks, months and years in an attempt to identify these remains. Testimony: The Body on Seaham Beach features interviews with key people and agencies involved in the case. The podcast shares great insight not only into this specific case but just how missing people cases and unidentified remains are treated by the authorities. Testimony: The Body on Seaham Beach poses the question whether someone out there has the key to solving this case. Testimony is a Laudable production for the NationalWorld. It was researched and co-produced by Fiona Thompson. It is presented, produced and edited by Kelly Crichton. 'March of the Mind' by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Atrribution 4.0 Licence. Source:  http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100167 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

5 MAY 2022 · Testimony: Coming soon... On 13th May 2006 a man walking on the beach in Seaham, south of Sunderland, made a grizzly discovery. He called the police and set in train a series of events that have yet to be resolved. Testimony: The Body on Seaham Beach is a two-part series which explores the events that took place following the discovery of human remains on the Featherbed Rocks.. Fiona Thompson, who covered the story as a reporter for the Sunderland Echo at the time, takes us through the actions by police and others in the following weeks, months and years in an attempt to identify these remains. Testimony: The Body on Seaham Beach features interviews with key people and agencies involved in the case. The podcast shares great insight not only into this specific case but just how missing people cases and unidentified remains are treated by the authorities. Testimony: The Body on Seaham Beach poses the question whether someone out there has the key to solving this case. Testimony is a Laudable production for the NationalWorld. It is presented and produced by Kelly Crichton.

7 DEC 2020 · In the second part of this true crime podcast, Neal Keeling, senior reporter at the Manchester Evening News, delves deeper into the unsolved murder of Leigh schoolgirl Lisa Hession. Neal speaks to experts, campaigners, and those who knew Lisa about the original investigation in 1984, theories behind her murder, and the potential links between a serial sex attacker and Lisa's killer. Testimony is a Laudable production from the Manchester Evening News. It is presented by Neal Keeling, and produced by Daniel J. McLaughlin. 'March of the Mind' by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Atrribution 4.0 Licence. Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100167 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

7 DEC 2020 · In this two-part true crime podcast, Neal Keeling, chief reporter at the Manchester Evening News, looks back at an unsolved murder that has haunted his career for the past 36 years. On one winter night in 1984, 14-year-old schoolgirl Lisa Hession was robbed of her life in a back alley only two minutes away from her home in Leigh. Neal guides us through this tragic case, speaking to those who knew the victim. experts who are still trying to solve the murder today, and campaigners who are fighting for justice for Lisa. This episode looks at who Lisa was, what happened on the night of the murder, and how her mother, Christine, maintained "great grace and dignity" as she fought to find her daughter's killer. Testimony is a Laudable production for the Manchester Evening News. It is presented by Neal Keeling, and produced by Daniel J. McLaughlin. 'March of the Mind' by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Atrribution 4.0 Licence. Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100167 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

7 DEC 2020 · Testimony: Coming soon... In this two-part true crime podcast, Neal Keeling, chief reporter at the Manchester Evening News, looks back at an unsolved murder that has haunted his career for the past 36 years. On one winter night in 1984, 14-year-old schoolgirl Lisa Hession was robbed of her life in a back alley only two minutes away from her home in Leigh. Neal guides us through this tragic case, speaking to those who knew the victim. experts who are still trying to solve the murder today, and campaigners who are fighting for justice for Lisa. Testimony is a Laudable production for the Manchester Evening News. It is presented by Neal Keeling, and produced by Daniel J. McLaughlin.