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The Welsh Casefiles

The Welsh Casefiles

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The Welsh Casefiles explores the darkest true crime stories from across Wales.

Unsolved disappearances. Historic murders. Criminal gangs. Mysterious cases.

Deep-dive documentaries into the cases that Wales never forgot.

Real cases. Real people. Welsh stories.

General/Business Enquiries - thewelshcasefiles@gmail.com

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Kyle Slocombe
Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary True Crime World
  • The Most Audacious Welsh Bank Heist You May Not Have Heard Of - Port Talbot
    2 Nov 2026

    In this episode today we take a look at a bit more of a comedic yet serious tone.

    In 1958, One Man named John Rivers had a plan to rob a bank, right in the middle of Midland Bank on Station Road, Port Talbot, South Wales. This was right in the middle of the booming Steelwork industry known as Treasure Island. He Hired the Two O'Brien Brothers and a plan was in place, Could it really be done? Well, the outcome is not what anyone expected.


    #porttalbot #bankheist #1950s


    Are there any more welsh true crimes or mysteries you feel deserve to be heard or want me to cover? Let me know in the comment section below.

    Every Like, Comment & Share is HUGELY appreciated and will help the channel grow more and more and hopefully, more people will be able to hear and pay their respects to the victims.

    If you Like gaming (More specifically Achievement/Trophy guides for Xbox & Playstation) Check out my other channel at www.youtube.com/thewelshhunter.


    Thank you for your support! Legal Disclaimer Disclaimer: All materials used in this video are for educational, research, and documentary purposes only. This content analyzes historical public archives, court transcripts, contemporary newspaper records, and law enforcement files. This channel does not condone, promote, or encourage violence, criminal activity, or hatred against any individual or community. Viewer discretion is strongly advised due to the mature and sensitive nature of the historical topics discussed.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • The Policeman Who Never Finished His Shift (Aberbeeg's Haunted Ghost Road)
    30 Oct 2026

    Welcome to The Welsh Casefiles. Here, you will see and hear (In a story format) the cases that Wales never forgot and in this episode today I look at the sad story of PC Hosea Pope who was murdered in 1911 while dealing with a drunk man.

    It is also due to the mysteries surrounding the road that he died on.

    People have claimed to have seen ghostly apparitions on the road with a Top hat, a girl in a red cloak and more.

    Sometimes these apparitions appear on the road and some, even in their back seats!

    So is this road in Aberbeeg, Cwm, really haunted?


    One thing IS for sure, as someone who has driven on it many times in the dark. It is bloody spooky!


    Are there any more welsh true crimes or mysteries you feel deserve to be heard or want me to cover?

    Let me know in the comment section below. Every Like, Comment & Share is HUGELY appreciated and will help the channel grow more and more and hopefully, more people will be able to hear and pay their respects to the victims.

    If you Like gaming (More specifically Achievement/Trophy guides for Xbox & Playstation) Check out my other channel at www.youtube.com/thewelshhunter.

    Thank you for your support!

    Legal Disclaimer Disclaimer: All materials used in this video are for educational, research, and documentary purposes only. This content analyzes historical public archives, court transcripts, contemporary newspaper records, and law enforcement files. This channel does not condone, promote, or encourage violence, criminal activity, or hatred against any individual or community. Viewer discretion is strongly advised due to the mature and sensitive nature of the historical topics discussed.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Framed By Police! - The Tragic Story of Lynette White & The Cardiff Three (Welsh True Crime)
    27 Oct 2026

    Welcome to The Welsh Casefiles.

    Here, you will see and hear (In a story format) the cases that Wales never forgot and in this episode today we look at the devastating death and subsequent arrest of 5 men... All were innocent.

    The Actie Cousins, Tony Paris, Stephen Miller & Yusef Abdullahi were all acquitted through lazy police work.

    But who really did kill Lynette White in Cardiff, Butetown? It would all come down to Familial DNA A few Decades later.


    #cardiff #miscarriageofjustice #tragic


    Are there any more welsh true crimes or mysteries you feel deserve to be heard or want me to cover?

    Let me know in the comment section below. Every Like, Comment & Share is HUGELY appreciated and will help the channel grow more and more and hopefully, more people will be able to hear and pay their respects to the victims.

    If you Like gaming (More specifically Achievement/Trophy guides for Xbox & Playstation) Check out my other channel at www.youtube.com/thewelshhunter.

    Thank you for your support!


    Legal Disclaimer Disclaimer: All materials used in this video are for educational, research, and documentary purposes only. This content analyzes historical public archives, court transcripts, contemporary newspaper records, and law enforcement files. This channel does not condone, promote, or encourage violence, criminal activity, or hatred against any individual or community. Viewer discretion is strongly advised due to the mature and sensitive nature of the historical topics discussed.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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