True Crime · BBC Studios

I Am Not Nicholas

by BBC Studios

Will Nicholas Rossi finally admit who he is? And will he face justice for the crimes he's spent years evading? For the women who say he attacked them, the wait for answers has been years in the making. Most true crime ends at the courthouse steps. This one goes inside. Presenter Jane MacSorley follows Rossi from a Scottish prison to trial in Utah — with access to courtroom recordings, victim testimony, and the jurors who decide his fate. She’ll even find herself taking the witness stand. Series two of I Am Not Nicholas is where the full story finally comes into focus. Will the women Rossi abused finally receive the justice they deserve? Content Warning: This series contains adult themes and references to sexual violence - including victim testimonies about sexual assault. If you’ve been affected by domestic violence or sexual assault please find links below to organisations who may help you: https://sexualabusesupport.campaign.gov.uk/#support – links to organisations that can help https://rapecrisis.org.uk/ https://www.thesurvivorstrust.org/

What listeners say

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This podcast was very well done. I’ve followed the Rossi case for years and I learned much more of the backstory through this podcast. The interviews with the victims were very compassionate as well. You can see how much work the journalist has done in finding her material.

Anneoftheforest · Aug 2026

Excellent! Like many I am fascinated by this case and this series gives the listener a point of view not covered anywhere else. Jane takes you along the emotional ride with her and her interactions with Rossi and how she confronts him are journalistic excellence. I wish more podcasts were like this

Iprop · Aug 2026

I was really enjoying the presentation & the mystery. Then everything stops with a demand for subscription. What was advertised as “old” episodes (Season 1) available is misleading. S 1, ep 1-5 open for all S 1,ep 6 - S 2 subscriber only I understand “making a living,” but this is a form of false advertising. You set out bait for old episodes being available, but cut off the story with only a taste. Shame on you BBC & Audible. BTW, this is why I refuse to subscribe to anything from Audibible.

AssociatingbyPinner_cgy-ygc · Jul 2026

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