Debt Lies & MURDER | Police Officer Killed His Wife | UK True Crime Documentary | Darren & Leanne

All I’m Saying Is True Crime

Darren and Leanne McKie had been married for 13 years. Darren was a full-time police inspector, and Leanne was a part-time police officer working on the Sexual Assault Unit. Both worked for Greater Manchester Police.

They were living the high life and all was well. With their three children, new home, and a recent holiday, it seemed like they had the 'perfect marriage' and 'perfect life.'

However, there were serious problems in their marriage. Leanne's trust in Darren McKie was at an all-time low, but nobody knew how bad things were—not even Darren.

The issue was Darren was in 'charge' of the family's finances, but he'd never been good at that! Even before he met Leanne, he was in £20,000 worth of debt.

Despite the couple's joint earnings being £68,000 a year, the family had fallen into huge debt.

Darren was hiding the debt from Leanne... but she found out....

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Need Help with Debt? --- UK ---

• Citizens Advice
• National Debtline
• GOV.UK - Options for Paying Off Your Debts

--- USA ---

• USA.gov - Debt
• Debt.org

--- Australia ---

• National Debt Helpline
• ACCC - Help When You're in Debt

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CHAPTERS:

Intro & Disclaimers - 00:00

About Leanne & Darren McKie - 01:22

Past Issues & Trust Issues - 02:49

Immediate Events Leading Up to The Incident - 09:32

Day of the Incident - 12:41

TRIGGER WARNING - 20:56

Safe to Watch Again - 21:36

Darren McKie Gets Arrested - 26:52

All I'm Saying Is - 31:17

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