Joanna Jolly

Author, journalist, podcaster

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Hachette UK • 10th April 2019

Red River Girl

Joanna Jolly's bestselling book tells the gripping true story of a murder which haunted Canada. Longlisted for the Crime Writers’ Association ALCS Gold Dagger for Non-Fiction
BBC News • 5th November 2024

Red River Women

Joanna Jolly reports on the Canadian Aboriginal women who are murdered or disappear never to be seen again. Some end up in a river that runs through the heart of Winnipeg.
BBC News • 5th November 2024

The Yorkshire Ripper and the unsolved Swedish murders

Could Peter Sutcliffe be linked to two unsolved killings in Sweden? Joanna Jolly reports
Audible.co.uk • 5th November 2024

The Catch: The Real Freshwater Five Story

Joanna Jolly writes and produces this investigation into the Freshwater Five - either one of the biggest drug busts in British history or one of its greatest miscarriages of justice.
BBC • 5th November 2024

BBC Sounds - Yeti - Available Episodes

Is something out there in the Himalayas? Two enthusiasts set off to discover whether the yeti is real. Written and produced by Joanna Jolly
BBC • 5th November 2024

Amazing Sport Stories - Chasing Mountains: Ep 1 - BBC Sounds

Chasing Mountains follows five female climbers as they aim to become the first woman to climb the world's highest mountains. Joanna Jolly and Kathy Karlo co-present the four-part series.
BBC • 5th November 2024

Crossing Continents - India: Resisting Rape - BBC Sounds

One year on from the horrific attack in Delhi, Joanna Jolly's award-winning documentary on rape in India.
BBC • 5th November 2024

BBC World Service - Assignment, Canada’s Red River Murders

Joanna Jolly's award-winning documentary on missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada. Why are they so vulnerable and who is killing them?
BBC • 5th November 2024

BBC World Service - Assignment, Nepal: Getting Away With Murder

The families of those who disappeared during Nepal’s civil war demand answers and justice. But, as Joanna Jolly reports politicians from both sides prefer to bury the past.

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