Murder They Wrote with Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling
Jun 1, 2026 · 43 min · 13 segments
When a woman is murdered in her home in 1970s Chicago, detectives struggle to identify a possible suspect. Until… they receive a strange paranormal tip-off. Murder They Wrote with Laura Whitmore and…
Laura WhitmoreHost
Iain StirlingHost
Marad and Catherine start to wonder if the smell could be coming from one of their neighbor's flats.
Now, if there's a fire in one of the nearby flats, they, they want to know about it.
When they stick their heads out the front door and into the corridor, it's clear that the smoke is coming from apartment 15B, the flat where Teresita Basa lives.
They hope she isn't in there, but they don't have much time to worry because they need to call the fire brigade and evacuate the building fast.
They can't see much, but they can tell that the fire is coming from one source, right at the center of Teresita's living room.
They focus their hose at this point and extinguish the flames in a matter of minutes.
They open the window to let the smoke out, and as it dissipates, the scene inside the apartment becomes clear.
They see that it was a mattress that had been set ablaze, lying right in the middle of the living room.
Marad and Catherine start to wonder if the smell could be coming from one of their neighbor's flats.
Now, if there's a fire in one of the nearby flats, they, they want to know about it.
When they stick their heads out the front door and into the corridor, it's clear that the smoke is coming from apartment 15B, the flat where Teresita Basa lives.
They hope she isn't in there, but they don't have much time to worry because they need to call the fire brigade and evacuate the building fast.
They can't see much, but they can tell that the fire is coming from one source, right at the center of Teresita's living room.
They focus their hose at this point and extinguish the flames in a matter of minutes.
They open the window to let the smoke out, and as it dissipates, the scene inside the apartment becomes clear.
They see that it was a mattress that had been set ablaze, lying right in the middle of the living room.
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