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Garvey, as we know, is a brilliant interviewer: funny and warm, but also sharp enough to bring out the detail of these shocking events and what has happened since. And itвЂ™s their reaction to these life-changing incidents that makes them extraordinary. But with these interviewees thereвЂ™s a dramatic event, a turning point that upended their ordinary existence. In Jane GarveyвЂ™s engaging new Radio 4 show Life Changing, she talks to similarly regular people.

And if you think my words are too strong, you should listen to the podcast.Д¬aldwellвЂ™s life was an ordinary one that gradually went haywire.

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Women whose lives appear unworthy of a full and proper police investigation. Poling ends the podcast in the way she should: by paying respect to the dead women. Only two of these cases have been solved. In Glasgow, seven sex workers were murdered between 19. In it, Poling discusses the moral implications of including her interview with this man on her podcast, and she also considers police attitudes towards the crime. A true crime podcast that tackles a prime suspect on air! But, actually, itвЂ™s the final episode that truly lifts Who Killed Emma?. This, you would think, would be the selling point of the series.

I found myself clenching my jaw with nerves. The episode where this happens is unbelievably tense. She interviews a man who, her reporting indicates, could have been involved in EmmaвЂ™s death, and confronts him with what she has found out. She does this whether sheвЂ™s speaking to a detective who worked on the case, to a man accused, wrongly, of EmmaвЂ™s murder, or to sex workers who suffered abuse at the hands of certain clients.ДЄnyway, almost uniquely when it comes to true crime podcasts, PolingвЂ™s line of inquiry gets a solid result. Poling treats everyone she talks to with respect, listens to their stories and memories. We know this through PolingвЂ™s interviews. But that was not all she was she loved horses, she would come home to her parentsвЂ™ home for Sunday dinner, she had many friends. She was killed in April 2005 her body was found in woods 40 miles from the city centre where she worked. Journalist Sam Poling and producer Mona McAlinden, who have won awards for their reporting on this case, are steadfast advocates for Caldwell, from the opening episode, where her mother, Margaret, describes her daughterвЂ™s family life, to the final one, which is crisply excoriating about how the case has been handled by the authorities.Д¬aldwell, from Glasgow, had a great childhood but a difficult adult life after her older sister died from cancer, she took to heroin to numb the pain, and became a sex worker to fund her addiction. This eight-part podcast from BBC Radio Scotland is concerned with finding the killer of a woman, 27-year-old Emma Caldwell, but it never lets us forget who is central to the story.

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