We're back in the studio this week, and actor, presenter, and imaginary singer, Judith Jacob popped in to play detective!
As the cava flowed, Judith told the tale of a thief who thought stealing music from anyone's life was a step too far, before joining Hannah and Taylor in the scrum where a certain perpetrator has more than a bloody nerve.
Finally, we hear from a friend of the show who is potty about sending in listener crimes - and for that we are very grateful - don't forget to send yours in to us too - @drunkwomensolvingcrime / drunkwomensolvingcrime@gmail.com
See Taylor and Hannah LIVE in Autumn / Winter '25...
Thurs 16th October: Museum of Comedy London
Sat 15th November: Watford Palace Theatre
Mon 15th December: Komedia, Brighton
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