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Sep 16, 2026

Pasquale IannoneHOST
2:16
And in terms of venues, the festival will be at Edinburgh's Filmhouse and at the Institut Francais.
Pasquale IannoneHOST
2:22
You'll also be at DCA, the Dundee Contemporary Arts, as well as the Berks Cinema in Aberfeldy, which I've never been to the Berks Cinema.
Pasquale IannoneHOST
2:30
I'll have to head along to that because I've never been there.
Pasquale IannoneHOST
2:33
and also the Rockfield Centre in Oban.
NickyHOST
34:09
The show takes listeners behind the scenes of the murder trial of shotgun killer David Campbell.
NickyHOST
34:14
He slaughtered former colleague Brian Lowe, 66, in a daylight ambush as he walked his dog near his home of Aberfeldy, Perthshire.
NickyHOST
34:25
The eighth episode of the Gripping podcast focuses on the day Campbell, 77, gave evidence in his own defence in the High Court in Glasgow.
NickyHOST
34:32
He told his solicitor, Tony Lennon, that on the day of the 2024 murder...
Betty CampbellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:28
married? 57 years.
Greg FarrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:34
You know that Brian Lowe was found shot to death just outside Aberfeldy?
Betty CampbellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:39
Yes.
Greg FarrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:41
Did you know Brian Lowe?
Greg FarrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:47
And why were you in that area?
Betty CampbellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:49
Well, it was I used to run with a couple of people when we worked at the swimming pool.
Betty CampbellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:55
And we would run up Crieff Road, along that road, and come down by Aberfeldy Distillery.
Greg FarrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:03
Any other times you were in that area?
AnneHOST
33:49
So I'm on a cliff's edge waiting for the final episode or two.
AnneHOST
33:55
But basically this crime, in 2024, 65-year-old former gamekeeper or groundsman, sorry, Brian Lowe set out for a walk along – with his dog, Millie, in a place called Aberfeldy in Highland, Perthshire.
AnneHOST
34:15
And he was later found dead on Leafy Lane with Millie the dog still sitting by him.
AnneHOST
34:22
In an area where this kind of crime, or these things don't happen.
AnneHOST
34:26
So immediately the assumption was there'd been some sort of, he'd had some sort of medical issue, he'd fallen down and there was a little bit of blood they could see on his forehead and that he'd hit his head and that he'd died.
AnneHOST
34:39
Because that's exactly what you would imagine that would happen in a town like Aberfeldy.
AnneHOST
34:44
Unfortunately, this assumption led to lots of problems because actually, He hadn't had a medical incident and fallen down.
AnneHOST
34:53
He'd been murdered.
speaker_2NARRATOR
50:15
Perth and Kinross Council has said that it will intervene if anyone is obstructed or deterred from responsible access to the outdoors in the local authority's area after a right to roam row broke out last month at the North Chest Hill estate.
speaker_2NARRATOR
50:31
The landowners for the estate have faced fierce criticism after they told hill walkers to avoid the hills and the foreman rows, Khan Gorm, Melgarv, Khan Merg and Craig Moore, on the north side of Glen Lyon, near Aberfeldy, from the start of September until the end of October.
speaker_2NARRATOR
50:50
The estate said that it would enforce a two-month ban on walkers accessing the routes to the Foreman Rose due to deer stalking being carried out on the hills.
speaker_2NARRATOR
51:00
In a public notice on its website, a spokesperson for the estate said...
Jillian KennedyGUEST
1:39
So work in, yeah, a really great place to work.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
1:43
Grew up on a hill beef and sheep farm just outside Aberfeldy.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
1:46
So, yeah, very much stayed there.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
1:49
reasonably within the area and as you mentioned i've just come off um from being national chair of the scottish association of young farmers clubs that's been um yeah a whirlwind year absolutely fantastic and uh yeah a brilliant a sort of brilliant endpoint to a fantastic career through young farmers as well

29 MINS LATER

Jillian KennedyGUEST
30:54
So from that point of view, you know, we would go along to stuff if it was, you know, fun days in the park or things like that.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
31:02
When we were kids, we would get taken along with mum and dad to kind of participate.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
31:07
And a lot of family members have been through Aberfeldy as well.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
31:11
My dad's brother and cousin are all Aberfeldy.
Tamsyn KellyGUEST
1:33
Yeah.
Tamsyn KellyGUEST
1:33
'Cause on my day off we went to Aberfeldy-
Roddy GordonHOST
1:36
Oh, lovely
Tamsyn KellyGUEST
1:36
...
Jane MacSorleyHOST
0:47
We ended the last episode hearing how David Campbell's CCTV system was switched off and his doorbell camera was covered with duct tape.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
1:06
But while those cameras were out of action, others across Aberfeldy were working.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
1:12
Now we're about to find out what they captured.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
1:23
This is Inside Murder Trial.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
1:38
In every murder inquiry, different police officers are given different roles.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
1:43
And in this case, Detective Constable David Gardner was the officer in charge of CCTV.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
1:51
He collected footage from more than a dozen cameras across Aberfeldy.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
1:55
In total, 2,400 hours of CCTV footage was reviewed.
MiaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:01
Is that the same in
Tony LenehanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:01
Aberfeldy?
MiaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:02
It was about a dusk.
MiaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:03
It was starting to get that dusk where it's not dark, but it's not still bright daylight.

16 MINS LATER

Jane MacSorleyHOST
24:09
But it's not CCTV he's asked about first.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
24:13
It's the bike.
Jane MacSorleyHOST
24:14
The one seen careering down the forest track and later photographed beside the food bank in Aberfeldy.
Greg FarrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:25
I think you'll have seen these images before, officer, but I want to show you some images of a bicycle that the ladies and gentlemen of the jury have seen.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:13
The following facts have been agreed and are conclusively proved.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:16
Crown witness Kevin Timoney lived near to the Piteley track Aberfeldy.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:22
He walked his dogs most mornings between around 0630 and 0800 hours.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:28
He would often bump into and chat for a few minutes with the deceased James Brian Lowe.

11 MINS LATER

Greg FarrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:33
You got a call at either 0834 or 0835 hours, That morning, is that correct?
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:41
Yes, that's correct.
Greg FarrellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:42
And the call, I think, was in relation to a cardiac arrest at a farm location on the outskirts of Aberfeldy, is that right?
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:53
That information was passed to me via our console room and that information would be passed to them from a treble nine fall.

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