Strange, But True Crime

Looking for a night out that’s totally different from the norm? Step into the chilling and fascinating world of real-life crime stories with Strange, But True Crime, coming to Exmouth Pavilion on Thursday 1 May.

In a show that promises to be surprising, unusual, shocking, and unforgettable, criminal psychology expert (and presenter of The Psychology of Serial Killers show) Jennifer Rees explores some of the most bizarre and unbelievable true crime cases the world has ever seen.

Jennifer is renowned for her ability to present dark and complex material with clarity, wit, and compassion. While the show delves into some of the most extraordinary true crime tales, it never loses sight of the human cost behind them - balancing compelling storytelling with deep respect for the victims and their families.

Explore the world’s most shocking and unbelievable crime cases, including:

1. The serial killer who gained work in law enforcement whilst on the run and was then tasked with hunting himself!

2. The researcher whose career began after an encounter in a lift with a serial killer who had just killed his latest victims, and was carrying a bag believed to be holding their decapitated heads.

3. The female, balloon carrying killer clown.

4. One woman’s plan to get a prolific serial killer released from prison by
committing a copycat murder of her own… and her connection to yet another serial killer!

5. The 14 year reign of terror one child snatcher inflicted on locals, whilst wearing a terrifying mask and makeshift claws.

6. The hunt for a phantom female serial killer whose DNA was found at over 40 crime scenes spanning 18 years… who did not exist.

7. Serial Killers on game shows how their appearances led to their identification.

8. Plus learn how the police could have DNA, fingerprints or an eyewitness tying you to a crime you did not commit!

About the Speaker:

Jennifer is an ex college lecturer and past police recruit trainer. Her previous theatre tour,The Psychology of Serial Killers, was a huge hit with audiences, selling out across the UK and Ireland to rave reviews. She holds degrees in psychology and criminal law, as well as professional qualifications in mental health and education.