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Glasgow Times
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Peter Tobin detective brings true crime show to Glasgow
David Swindle, best known for his work on the Tobin case and leading Operation Anagram, will be on stage at Barras Art & Design for 'Murder: A Search for the Truth' on October 12. Mr Swindle will explore the realities of murder investigations alongside Sunday Mail columnist, broadcaster, and publicist Heather Suttie. Read more: 'Immeasurable' impact of new garden area at Hamilton hospital Man charged after 'wilful fire raising' and 'vandalism' at cemetery Mr Swindle said: "I'm looking forward to being on stage with Heather, bringing together a new dynamic of the detective's insight and an inquisitive publicist's questions. "This tour is a rare chance to hear real stories and understand the truth behind the headlines." With more than 30 years of experience in policing, Mr Swindle has been involved in hundreds of murder cases, supporting families and cracking major crimes. The event will delve into some of the UK's most challenging investigations, including suspicious deaths abroad and unresolved cases at home. Ms Suttie will pose the questions the public wants answered. Together, they will examine why killers commit their crimes and whether it is possible to identify them before they strike. They will also discuss whether a perfect murder could ever exist. Tickets for the event are priced at £24 plus a booking fee and are available via Eventbrite and
Scotsman
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Murder: A Search for the Truth with David Swindle in Aberdeen
David Swindle, one of the UK's top former detectives and serious crime experts, is coming to Aberdeen on Sunday, September 14, 7.30-9.45pm at The Lemon Tree. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews from our specialist arts writers Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... With over 30 years in policing, including his groundbreaking work on the Peter Tobin case and the creation of Operation Anagram, David changed how Britain solves cold cases and tracks serial killers. David returns to the stage with broadcaster and publicist Heather Suttie for Murder: A Search for the Truth. They'll take you behind the scenes of real murder investigations, sharing what really happens when detectives dig for answers. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Drawing on decades of experience, David has worked on hundreds of murder cases, cracking major crimes, and supporting families through loss. Known for his no-nonsense style and sharp analysis, he reveals the pressures and breakthroughs that come with hunting killers and fighting for justice. Suttie & Swindle David says: 'I'm looking forward to getting back on stage with Heather, bringing together a detective's insight and an inquisitive publicist's questions. This tour is a rare chance to hear real stories and understand the truth behind the headlines.' This isn't fiction – these are real victims, real cases, and real consequences. David will break down some of the UK's most complex murder investigations, from suspicious deaths overseas to unresolved cases closer to home. He brings clarity, expertise, and a relentless drive to uncover the truth. Heather Suttie joins him to ask the questions you want answered. Together, they'll explore why killers kill – is it nature, nurture, or something darker? Can murderers be spotted before they strike? And is a perfect murder even possible? Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad
Scotsman
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Murder: A Search for the Truth – Live with David Swindle in Stirling
International crime expert David Swindle, the former detective who led the Peter Tobin investigation and created Operation Anagram, is coming to Stirling on Wednesday, October 29 with his brand-new live show Murder: A Search for the Truth. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews from our specialist arts writers Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... With over 30 years in policing and a reputation for solving high-profile cases, David brings his real-life experience of murder investigations, cold case reviews, and working with families seeking answers. This is your chance to hear what really happens behind the scenes of a murder case — the pressure, the breakthroughs, and the lasting impact on victims' families. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Known for his straight-talking style and meticulous case analysis, David lifts the lid on the pressures and breakthroughs that come with chasing killers and fighting for justice for victims. David Swindle David Swindle said: ' I'm excited to be back on stage with this trailblazing combination of the detective and journalist. This autumn tour is one not to be missed in Stirling.' This is not fiction. It's real cases, real victims and real consequences. David will dissect some of the UK's most complex investigations. Whether dealing with suspicious deaths overseas or unresolved cases closer to home, David offers clarity, expertise and a relentless pursuit of the truth. Joining him on stage is broadcaster and publicist Heather Suttie. She brings sharp questions, a journalist's perspective, and a deep interest in true crime. Together, they explore the toughest questions: Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Why do killers kill? Can you spot a murderer before they strike? Is a perfect murder even possible? Swindle & Suttie This is not a show for the faint-hearted – it's real stories, real victims, and real consequences.
Glasgow Times
07-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Cop who helped catch Peter Tobin to bring show to Glasgow
David Swindle, known for unmasking serial killer Peter Tobin and leading Operation Anagram, will present Murder: A Search for the Truth on October 12 at Barras Art and Design from 1.30pm to 3.30pm. Tickets are on sale now for £24, plus a booking fee, and are available via Eventbrite. With more than 40 years of experience, Swindle is known for guiding audiences through some of Britain's darkest crimes. Read more: Parents' views sought on Glasgow plans to move spring break dates What Ancelotti insider is 'hearing' about Rangers as fan opinion laid bare Major plans revealed for new 60-home development Swindle will be joined on stage by broadcaster and publicist Heather Suttie. She is expected to ask probing questions that resonate with the audience's interests. The show will cover a range of topics, including behind-the-scenes details from high-profile murder cases, insights from the Peter Tobin investigation, the psychology of killers, and whether someone can commit the perfect murder. Swindle said: "Too often, the killer gets the spotlight. "This show is about truth, justice, and the people left behind. "It's always about the victims." For those intrigued by true crime documentaries, podcasts filled with unsolved cases, or simply curious about the workings of real investigations, this show promises to be an unforgettable two-hour experience.
Scotsman
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
True Crime Live: Murder – A Search for the Truth with International Crime Expert David Swindle
This is a rare opportunity for true crime fans in Irvine to go behind the scenes of Britain's most chilling murder investigations with international crime expert David Swindle – the man who exposed serial killer Peter Tobin and created Operation Anagram. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews from our specialist arts writers Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Following a nationwide tour seen by almost 170,000 people, Swindle returns with a brand-new live show, Murder: A Search for the Truth, at Irvine's Harbour Arts Centre on the evening of Saturday 15th dates include Glasgow, Aberdeen, Stirling and more. He's joined on stage by broadcaster and inquisitive publicist Heather Suttie, for a that exposes the reality behind murder cases. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad This isn't fiction. It's raw, real and brutally honest. Swindle breaks down high-profile murders, suspicious deaths overseas, and cold cases that still haunt families today. David Swindle What to expect: Exclusive insights from an international crime experts who's worked on hundreds of murders Inside stories from Operation Anagram and the Peter Tobin investigation The psychology of killers – are they born evil, or made? Can you spot a murderer before they kill? And the question every true crime fan asks: Can you commit the perfect murder? Born and bred in Ayrshire, Swindle's sharp analysis and straight-talking delivery cut through the noise. He doesn't glamorise – he explains. He challenges what you think you know about murder, motive and justice. David Swindle says: 'I'm excited to bring this show to Irvine. It's the perfect setting for a face-to-face with the truth behind some of the UK's darkest crimes. No drama. Just facts, cases and real consequences.' Swindle added: 'Sometimes there is too much focus on the killer and we should never ever forget the victims. For every one of these murders there's at least one victim – someone's daughter or son. It's all about the victims.' Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Suttie brings the publicist's eye and the true crime fan's voice, asking what audiences are really thinking. The pair work together to piece together the puzzle, pushing for answers where others gave up. If you binge true crime podcasts, watch every docuseries, and want to understand more on murder and the search for the truth– this is your night.
