Families of four women, who were murdered in Glasgow's red light district in the 1990s and early 2000s, are seeking answers and justice as their cases remain unsolved. These women, who engaged in sex work, have left a lasting impact on their families, prompting a renewed call for police accountability regarding the investigations. A new podcast series titled 'Beware Book' has been launched to bring attention to their stories and the lack of resolution surrounding their deaths.

In the podcast, relatives share their insights and frustrations regarding the investigation's perceived shortcomings, including allegations of corruption within the police force. A family member specifically expressed her belief that the authorities did not thoroughly investigate the cases, possibly avoiding pursuing the more significant leads or suspects—termed "big fish." The podcast also emphasizes the importance of hearing from the families, shedding light on the emotional and societal implications of these unsolved murders.

The first episode of the series focuses on the 1991 murder of 23-year-old Diane McInally, whose body was discovered in Pollok Park, and sets the stage for further exploration of the other unsolved cases. The stories of these women not only highlight the dangers faced by those in vulnerable positions but also call into question the commitment of law enforcement agencies to resolve such cases, especially when the victims are marginalized individuals.