The Monster of Rillington Place
How did Christie become Britain’s most disturbing criminal?
4.7 (33)
78 mins
Learn about the chilling case of John Christie, who murdered multiple victims in his home at 10 Rillington Place during the 1940s and 1950s. Explore how Christie concealed bodies within the house, evading suspicion for years.
Ep 1:
The Monster Behind the Mask
Behind an innocent man's execution lies a far darker truth: John Christie, the soft-spoken neighbour of Rillington Place, was hiding secrets that would shatter British justice.
Ep 2:
A Uniform and a Strangler's Thrill
Wartime power transforms a humiliated clerk into a killer, as John Christie claims his first two victims and buries them beneath his own back garden.
Discussions (6)
Eli
Level 7 · 4 mo agousing a femur to prop up a fence is certainly a choice
Reynaldo
Level 3 · 4 mo agoThe confirmation bias here is staggering. I saw this in management all the time before retiring. Once authorities lock onto a convenient narrative they ignore the facts right under their feet.
Ward
Level 6 · 4 mo agoNo. The 600 execution number for Pierrepoint is a myth. Official records put his total around 435.
