GANDHINAGAR: The disappearance of Lord Lucan in 1974, following the murder of Sandra Rivett, the nanny to his children, continues to cast a long shadow. Now, a gripping new podcast series offers a chance to revisit this sensational case and potentially reach a long-awaited verdict.
Launching on the 50th anniversary of Lucan’s vanishing act, “The Trial of Lord Lucan” takes a novel approach. Hosted by veteran journalists Caroline Cheetham and Stephen Wright, the podcast reimagines the trial that never happened. Listeners assume the role of the jury, following the arguments presented by a seasoned prosecutor, Max Hardy, and a renowned defense barrister, Edward Henry KC.
This unique format promises a fresh perspective on the case. The series delves into exclusive, previously unseen documents authored by Det Chief Supt Roy Ranson, the officer who spearheaded the initial investigation and relentlessly pursued Lucan for years. These revelations, coupled with the legal arguments presented by both sides, offer the potential for groundbreaking insights.
From June 3rd to 7th, listeners will be captivated by daily episodes, piecing together the puzzle and uncovering new information never before made public. Following this week-long exploration of evidence, a live public vote will be held, allowing listeners to finally deliver their verdict. Will Lord Lucan be found guilty or not guilty? Tune in to “The Trial of Lord Lucan” and decide for yourself.