They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime
Jul 29, 2026 · 1 hr 26 min · 13 segments
Mother-to-be Natalie McNally is found murdered days before Christmas. A complex investigation into her final hours uncovers unexpected twists, digital evidence and a case unlike anything detectives…
A man was led out of the house in tears when a sergeant from the Police Service of Northern Ireland arrived at the scene.
Recalling what he saw inside the house, the sergeant later told the packed courtroom, "Her head was in the living room, which was on the first floor.
She was lying on her back with her feet protruding over the stairs.
There was blood visible around her neck.
I noticed a puncture wound.
There was blood which was in a dog bowl.
It looked almost like it had been used to collect the blood."
There were times when he was the biggest personality in the room.
He was boisterous, he was loud, he was jolly.
He was so very, very funny at times, and there was other times he sucked up all the air in the room.
He...
Everything was about him.
And I wondered, did she plead for her life? Did she plead for her baby's life? You know, we don't know.
In their last minutes, was she pleading for her life or pleading for her baby's life?
Welcome to season 11, episode 31 of They Walk Among Us, a podcast dedicated to UK true crime.
The McNally family were exceptionally close.
By 2022, Noel and Bernie McNally's children were adults with homes and lives of their own, but they still gathered regularly at their parents' in Craigavon, County Armagh.
Noel and Bernie had been married for over 30 years and had instilled strong family values in their children, Brendan, Declan, Natalie, and Niall.
Niall would later say that although Natalie wasn't the oldest, she was the wisest and most motivated of her siblings.
Natalie had been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was just three years old, but she never allowed it to stand in the way of her ambitions.
After graduating from Craigavon Integrated College, she went on to earn two degrees in law and marketing before joining the marketing department of Translink, the public transport service in Northern Ireland.
She later purchased her first home in Silverwood Green in Lurgan, just a couple of miles from her parents' home, so she regularly dropped in to visit them while walking her German Shepherd, River.
The McNallys did most things together, going to concerts or attending football matches.
A man was led out of the house in tears when a sergeant from the Police Service of Northern Ireland arrived at the scene.
Recalling what he saw inside the house, the sergeant later told the packed courtroom, "Her head was in the living room, which was on the first floor.
She was lying on her back with her feet protruding over the stairs.
There was blood visible around her neck.
I noticed a puncture wound.
There was blood which was in a dog bowl.
It looked almost like it had been used to collect the blood."
There were times when he was the biggest personality in the room.
He was boisterous, he was loud, he was jolly.
He was so very, very funny at times, and there was other times he sucked up all the air in the room.
He...
Everything was about him.
And I wondered, did she plead for her life? Did she plead for her baby's life? You know, we don't know.
In their last minutes, was she pleading for her life or pleading for her baby's life?
Welcome to season 11, episode 31 of They Walk Among Us, a podcast dedicated to UK true crime.
The McNally family were exceptionally close.
By 2022, Noel and Bernie McNally's children were adults with homes and lives of their own, but they still gathered regularly at their parents' in Craigavon, County Armagh.
Noel and Bernie had been married for over 30 years and had instilled strong family values in their children, Brendan, Declan, Natalie, and Niall.
Niall would later say that although Natalie wasn't the oldest, she was the wisest and most motivated of her siblings.
Natalie had been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was just three years old, but she never allowed it to stand in the way of her ambitions.
After graduating from Craigavon Integrated College, she went on to earn two degrees in law and marketing before joining the marketing department of Translink, the public transport service in Northern Ireland.
She later purchased her first home in Silverwood Green in Lurgan, just a couple of miles from her parents' home, so she regularly dropped in to visit them while walking her German Shepherd, River.
The McNallys did most things together, going to concerts or attending football matches.
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