#209 - Rags and Bones - Part Two (Notting Hill, London, UK)

Murder Mile UK True Crime

Murder Mile UK True-Crime Podcast

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🗓️ 11 May 2023

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

This is Part Two of Two of Rags & Bones. On Thursday 13th March 1969, the body of a 52-year-old prostitute was found inside a derelict house on Kensal Road, W10. Her missing clothes lead to a very likely suspect, who claimed her death was an accident. But was this the truth, a lie or an alibi?

Date: Thursday 13th March 1969
Location: 2nd Floor, 39 St Ervan's Road, London, UK, W10 (now demolished)
Victim: 1 (Margaret Farlow Cameron, alias 'Scotch Maggie')
Keywords: body disposal, prostitute, killing

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0:00.0	Welcome to Murdemile.
0:11.5	Today, I'm standing outside of 39 Sinovans Road, W-10.
0:22.5	Just a few doors down from the home of Rene Hanran, a six minute walk south, a west Scotch
0:28.5	Maggie's body was dumped and one street south of the addict who slayed an old lady so
0:36.7	we can watch a bond film coming soon to Murdemile.
0:48.1	It's ironic, but the old Victorian terraces they demolished to make way for these modern
0:54.0	monstrosities now go for a song.
0:59.8	During the slum clearances, 39 Sinovans Road was stripped, ripped and taken to the tip of
1:07.1	everything to make hipsters called Fonella and Farquha Fortescue have a wet dream.
1:15.3	Like wrought iron railings, to display their collection of artisan vegan twigs, a 10 bath
1:22.6	to start a steam punk gin distillery, an avenged bike so rusty, it's like a shit shoplifter
1:31.0	stealing 80 bags of nuts and bolts.
1:38.7	On Tuesday 11th of March 1969, the day Scotch Maggie went missing, it would be proven
1:46.6	that she'd come here to the shambolic lodging of a regular punter in this rundown three-storey
1:53.6	terrace with lodges on the same floor and neighbors on several floors below.
2:02.9	This second floor lodging at the roof of the house was the home of a man as equally
2:08.2	as forgotten and unloved as Maggie.
2:14.4	Having her not as a piece of pathetic human driftwood, but a pal to get drunk with, he
2:21.7	would confess that her death was an accident and as the police had believed, he had dumped
2:28.5	her body out of sheer panic, but was there the truth, a lie or an alibi?
2:41.5	My name is Michael, I am your tour guide and this is Murder Mile.
2:48.6	Episode 209, Rags and Bones Part 2
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