Podcaster Jade Grimes is at it again, diving headfirst into the latest crime caper despite having no real qualifications other than a microphone and a penchant for drama. This week's crime tale might make you trade your iced Frappuccino for a steaming Mochaccino. And if you're heading to Starbucks, don't forget to use Jade's discount code CRIME for a cheeky 10% off (applies only in select locations, sorry Scotland!).

Jade typically focuses on the underreported cases, like those involving mysteriously vanished pretty white women. She leaves the juicy tales of hate crimes and police mishaps to the BBC. But this time, she's captivated by a case that's a mere 100-mile hop, skip, and a jump from her own backyard.

Breaking from the cliché, this murder didn't happen in the US, where crime seems as common as apple pie. No, this chilling tale took place in Sweppley, Sussex – a village more known for its tennis courts than its body counts.

Nathan Muir, an estate agent, was found stabbed in his garden. His wife, Carolyn, is the prime suspect after discovering his affair with their daughter's nanny. It's as scandalous as an episode of a daytime soap, but set in a village where the most exciting event is usually the annual bake sale.

Jade's investigation raises several intriguing questions. Why did Carolyn snap over this affair when Nathan had a history of infidelity? And how did she get her hands on the cake knife believed to be the murder weapon? If there's one thing us Brits can't fathom, it's not solving our problems with a nice cup of tea.

Could Nathan still be sipping Sangrias in the Dordogne while an unfortunate New Jersey drug dealer is mistakenly on the slab in his place? True crime aficionados, ponder what seems more plausible!