Welcome to Murder Mile, a true crime podcast, an audio-guided walk,

featuring many of London's untold, unsolved and long-forgotten murders,

all set within and beyond the West End.

Today's episode is the final part about the murder of Peter Fasoli.

A lonely man who let a stranger into his life,

only to be tortured, suffocated and left to die inside his burning bungalow. His killer had fled, believing he had covered his tracks, but he had left behind

an eyewitness. Murda Milis' research used in authentic sources.

It contains moments of satire, shock and grisly details.

And there's a dramatization of the real events.

It may also feature loud and realistic sounds.

So that, no matter when you listen to this podcast, you feel like you're actually down.

My name is Michael.

How are you, man, man, man, man, man.

Peter lay slumped.

Hidden in a dark recess between the side of the bed and the back of the

brown sofa, helpless, motionless, and unable to scream, move or even breathe. With his wrists

and ankles honged by adhesive tape, his oxygen-starved face deformed by thick layers of tightly wrapped cling film,

and his last gasp of breath, suffocated by a plastic carrier bag,

Peter was dying a slow and painful death.

Described as a good man who would help anyone with anything,

Peter didn't have an ounce of hatred in his heart or a crawl thought in his head,

as all he ever wanted was to be loved.

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