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Case 356: Lesley Howell & Trevor Buchanan (Patreon)

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2026-10-31 08:00:04
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2026-10
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In May 1991, Lesley Howell and Trevor Buchanan were found dead in a garage in Northern Ireland, apparently the victims of a tragic suicide pact. For almost two decades, that was the accepted truth. Then, in 2009, an unexpected series of events led to the exposure of a murder plot that had remained hidden in plain sight for eighteen years.

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Anonymous Host - narration

Milly Raso - research, writing

Mike Migas - production, music

Anthony Telfer - audio editing

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Suicide Sauce

Ireland! People think I'm from there! No such luck laddies, the red hair comes from RUSSIA

Melisa Drucker (edited)

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2026-11-01 14:00 The last line in a casserole episode is usually meaningful but I didn't get that sense in this episode. Did anyone make out any meaning from the line, a quote from Colin? It seems like Colin outsourced his conscience to G-d. He didn't have a conscience but he did have religious belief, in a superstitious sense. Maybe that's why he figured that if he confessed his bad luck would stop. I think he gave evidence against Hazel because he felt vindictive about the fact that she broke it off with him. She probably didn't for so long because she was afraid he would turn her in but then finally she couldn't deal with him anymore. He never forgave her, clearly. She's a bit of an enigma in all this.
2026-10-31 10:07 The last line in a Casefile episode is usually meaningful but I didn't get that sense in this episode. Did anyone make out any meaning from the line, a quote from Colin? It seems like Colin outsourced his conscience to G-d. He didn't have a conscience but he did have religious belief, in a superstitious sense. Maybe that's why he figured that if he confessed his bad luck would stop. I think he gave evidence against Hazel because he felt vindictive about the fact that she broke it off with him. She probably didn't for so long because she was afraid he would turn her in but then finally she couldn't deal with him anymore. He never forgave her, clearly. She's a bit of an enigma in all this.

The last line in a Casefile episode is usually meaningful but I didn't get that sense in this episode. Did anyone make out any meaning from the line, a quote from Colin? It seems like Colin outsourced his conscience to G-d. He didn't have a conscience but he did have religious belief, in a superstitious sense. Maybe that's why he figured that if he confessed his bad luck would stop. I think he gave evidence against Hazel because he felt vindictive about the fact that she broke it off with him. She probably didn't for so long because she was afraid he would turn her in but then finally she couldn't deal with him anymore. He never forgave her, clearly. She's a bit of an enigma in all this.

Sally Lettieri

Amazed he got away with it for so long. But also somehow not surprised at all.

Bob Trenwith

Not sure what "hidden in plain sight" means.

Michael Brodie

Were they actually aiming for the bingo card of breaching commandments? And re the WWII gold: 11. Thou shalt not be a complete moron.

David

It’s always the God people lol

Charlie B

Ridiculous comment

Cassandra Espinosa

This expression refers to something or someone that is purely visible or in "plain sight", yet completely unnoticed or overlooked.

Bob Trenwith

I understand what the expression means. I don't understand what it means in relation to this case.

Danielle M.

Everyone in this episode seems so insufferable. I wonder what all their kids (now adults) are like

Danielle M.

? The people behind the murder plot kept it a secret and were basically free to live their lives for many years after the fact.

Bob Trenwith

But isn't that true of any unsolved murder. The fact that they kept it to themselves means it wasn't 'in plain sight'.

Demi V

Wild that divorce was frowned upon but cheating was just a slap on the wrist and being told to avoid each other. Like, divorce feels like a better option than murder...

Tessa

It was however refreshing that the church elders were expecting “just another adultery confession” and were shocked by the murder confession. In these cases it often seems like adultery and divorce is not okay but murder is considered an acceptable out lol