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Crime World Podcast: Money laundering, criminal assets and how investigators follow the cash - Vimarsana News

Crime World Podcast: Money laundering, criminal assets and how investigators follow the cash

Crime World Podcast: Money laundering, criminal assets and how investigators follow the cash

Man (64) who poisoned colleague's coffee with sewage water is jailed - Vimarsana News

Man (64) who poisoned colleague's coffee with sewage water is jailed

A man accused of poisoning a co-worker's coffee with sewage water to get more overtime has been jailed for eight months.

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Crime World podcast: Episode 269: One year on from the Kinahan's US sanctions - where are they now? - Vimarsana News

Crime World podcast: Episode 269: One year on from the Kinahan's US sanctions - where are they now?

One year since the Kinahan Organised Crime Group were sanctioned by the US treasury, the bad news has continued for it’s exiled leaders in Dubai.

Crime World podcast: Could killer Patrick Quirke face re-trial for the murder of Mr Moonlight Bobby Ryan? - Vimarsana News

Crime World podcast: Could killer Patrick Quirke face re-trial for the murder of Mr Moonlight Bobby Ryan?

Killer Patrick Quirke was celebrating a Supreme Court victory this week that could potentially see him re-tried for the murder of Mr Moonlight Bobby Ryan.

Crime World's Nicola Tallant: 'If there's any real threat against a journalist, the State comes down on them' - Vimarsana News

Crime World's Nicola Tallant: 'If there's any real threat against a journalist, the State comes down on them'

A woman is standing in a coffee shop queue when she hears the voice of Nicola Tallant. Mortified, she starts scrambling in her handbag, thinking her phone had begun playing out loud in public. Her blushes are spared when she realises the crime journalist is standing, bemused, in the flesh, behind her.