Dead Rabbit: 10. Catch Me
7/18/202618 min
Waiting for a verdict is weird, but it does eventually arrive. Afterwards, Dan and Lucy ask, is violence winning? Because it turns out, the dead animal threats are everywhere. In this final episode, a monster in plain sight, which the rest of us didn't know about. "Tweet tweet, tweet tweet."
Buried is the multi award-winning investigative podcast series digging into some of the most disturbing environmental stories in history. In this series, reporters Dan Ashby and Lucy Taylor follow a trail left after dozens of dead animals were left in villages in the British countryside. They team up with the wildlife presenter Chris Packham, whose own dead-animal death threats escalated into a car bomb outside his house. The dead animals lead them into uncovering a criminal underworld in the British countryside.
Dead Rabbit is a Smoke Trail Production for BBC Radio 4.
Produced and presented by Dan Ashby and Lucy Taylor Sound design, mixing and AP: Jarek Zaba Original music and sounds by Phil Channell Executive Producers: Philip Abrams and Anita Elash Commissioning Executive: Tracy Williams Commissioning Editor: Dan Clarke
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First 90 secondsDan Ashby· Host0:00
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Speaker 6· Soundbite0:35
Your network was successfully breached by Conti Team.
Geoff White0:40
One of the most notorious gangs of hackers that ever existed.
Speaker 8· Soundbite0:43
All of your files were encrypted with military-grade algorithms.
Geoff White0:47
Making outrageous demands.
Speaker 8· Soundbite0:49
Let them pay millions.
Geoff White0:51
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Chris Packham· Guest1:05
I feed them and I see them and I feel they're a part of my community.
Dan Ashby· Host1:18
Weird thing happening right now. We're actually having a chat about something nice. Once you see hares in our culture, you sort of see them everywhere, don't you? I'm thinking they're on pubs, hare