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In this episode of Totally True Crime, we uncover the disturbing case of Robert Trigg, a man from Worthing, West Sussex, whose relationships with two women ended in unexplained deaths years apart, only for him to be convicted of their killings after persistent campaigning by family members and fresh forensic evidence. In 2006, Caroline Devlin, a 35-year-old mother of four, was found dead in her bed on Mother’s Day. Her death was initially recorded as due to natural causes. Five years later, Susan Nicholson, 52, was found dead on her sofa, with Trigg claiming she had died accidentally while they slept. At the time, authorities treated both deaths as non-suspicious, and Trigg was seen as a bereaved partner. It was only after Susan’s parents refused to accept the official rulings and pushed for a reinvestigation that new pathology reviews were carried out. Experts concluded both women had died from violent causes, and a trial was held at Lewes Crown Court. In this episode, we uncover: 🩸Who Caroline Devlin and Susan Nicholson were and the lives they were building before their deaths 🩸How both deaths were originally dismissed as accidental or natural causes and what changed years later 🩸The persistence of family members who fought to have the cases reopened and fully investigated 🩸How evidence was finally reexamined, why Robert Trigg was convicted and the sentence he received This is a story about hidden patterns, missed opportunities and the long road to justice when two lives were lost under unexplained circumstances. Link to watch is in our bio 🎧 #truecrime #roberttwigg #crimepodcast #crimestory #crimetok
In this episode of Totally True Crime, we uncover the disturbing case of Robert Trigg, a man from Worthing, West Sussex, whose relationships with two women ended in unexplained deaths years apart, only for him to be convicted of their killings after persistent campaigning by family members and fresh forensic evidence. In 2006, Caroline Devlin, a 35-year-old mother of four, was found dead in her bed on Mother’s Day. Her death was initially recorded as due to natural causes. Five years later, Susan Nicholson, 52, was found dead on her sofa, with Trigg claiming she had died accidentally while they slept. At the time, authorities treated both deaths as non-suspicious, and Trigg was seen as a bereaved partner. It was only after Susan’s parents refused to accept the official rulings and pushed for a reinvestigation that new pathology reviews were carried out. Experts concluded both women had died from violent causes, and a trial was held at Lewes Crown Court. In this episode, we uncover: 🩸Who Caroline Devlin and Susan Nicholson were and the lives they were building before their deaths 🩸How both deaths were originally dismissed as accidental or natural causes and what changed years later 🩸The persistence of family members who fought to have the cases reopened and fully investigated 🩸How evidence was finally reexamined, why Robert Trigg was convicted and the sentence he received This is a story about hidden patterns, missed opportunities and the long road to justice when two lives were lost under unexplained circumstances. Link to watch is in our bio 🎧 #truecrime #roberttwigg #crimepodcast #crimestory #crimetok

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