The Margate Murders

By: Tom Hofland, Pascal van Hulst, James Dobbyn

Narrated by: Sheridan Smith, Joanne Froggatt, Aaron Neil, Cavan Clerkin, Elexi Walker

For fans of K L Slater, Sarah A Denzil and Joy Ellis, starring Sheridan Smith and Joanne Froggatt, get ready for your next (un)true crime obsession.

THE MARGATE MURDERS follows the hunt for an elusive serial killer who murders once every decade, and then changes his identity. In a story full of shocking twists and turns, a journalist, a survivor, a witness, a detective and a forensic psychologist are all interviewed for their perspective on the what went right, and what went horribly wrong, in the hunt for a killer. But everyone has their own agenda, and maybe even something to hide…

When you listen to a true crime podcast, how can you be sure everyone’s telling the truth?

Also starring Cavan Clerkin, Aaron Neil, and Elexi Walker.

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Excellent writing

I loved the way the story was acted out. The author skillfully uses interviews to tell the story, allowing listeners to piece together the characters’ histories and their relationships with the killer and each other. I really enjoyed listening.

Hard to follow

The acting and production values were excellent. However, there were so many characters and time changes that it was difficult to follow. For that reason, the final reveal fell flat for me. I listen to many “who dunnit” types of mysteries, and very rarely have this problem.

LOVED!

Interesting narrative! I really enjoy the Audible Originals in every way - from the addition of background noise and music to, in this case, a fictional story come to life with larger-than-life acting/story-telling. C’mon, anything with Joanne Froggatt is top notch! Perfect ending to a tale that’s anything but buttoned up. Loved it!

short but not great

Kept trying to figure out who was talking. also the background noises, doors, sirens, paper, breathing very distracting. all that time to have the mystery solved in two pages?? narration hard to understand at times too!

narratives

more like an autobiographical event, kept advancing ahead to understand the story, didn’t like each version of the. narrative