Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial
True crime podcast review — 2026
Reviewed
"Another rare piece of Northern Irish courtroom coverage — a gap most true crime sites leave completely open."
Who is this podcast for?
- ✓Listeners who enjoy following a single case from start to finish
- ✓Legal procedure enthusiasts and wrongful conviction advocates
- ✓Listeners interested in British cases and the UK criminal justice system
Pros & cons
- +High binge factor — listeners consistently come back for more
- +Serialized format builds a compelling, sustained narrative arc across episodes
- −Must listen in order — cannot dip in and out between episodes
About this podcast
A special series from BBC News NI, following the trial of a man accused of murdering Natalie McNally, who was pregnant when she was killed in Lurgan in 2022. Reporters Kelly Bonner and Chris Buckler bring the courtroom evidence directly to listeners, day by day.
Best episode to start with
Episode 1
Serialized format — listen from the beginning for the full experience
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Frequently Asked Questions about Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial
What is Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial about?
A special series from BBC News NI, following the trial of a man accused of murdering Natalie McNally, who was pregnant when she was killed in Lurgan in 2022. Reporters Kelly Bonner and Chris Buckler bring the courtroom evidence directly to listeners, day by day.
Is Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial worth listening to?
Our editorial verdict is "Good if you want Northern Irish courtroom coverage most sites don't touch". It scores 7/10 on binge factor. BBC News NI's Kelly Bonner and Chris Buckler cover the trial of a man accused of murdering Natalie McNally in Lurgan in 2022.
Who is Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial for?
Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial is ideal for: Listeners who enjoy following a single case from start to finish; Legal procedure enthusiasts and wrongful conviction advocates; Listeners interested in British cases and the UK criminal justice system.
What is the best episode of Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial to start with?
We recommend starting with Episode 1. As a serialized show, it's best to listen from the beginning of a season.
Where can I listen to Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial?
Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial is available on BBC Sounds, Apple Podcasts, Spotify. Search for it by name on any of those apps.
What podcasts are similar to Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial?
If you enjoy Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial, you might also like: In the Dark, Serial, Believed, Your Own Backyard. See our full "Podcasts Like Natalie McNally Murder: YouTuber on Trial" page for more recommendations.
Quick facts
- Format
- Serialized
- Host style
- Dual host
- Style
- Journalistic; grounded; measured
- Episode length
- 20-30 min
- Episodes
- 21 episodes
- Binge factor
- 7/10
- Country
- United Kingdom
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