#222 - The Five Shilling Striptease

Murder Mile UK True Crime

Murder Mile UK True-Crime Podcast

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🗓️ 31 August 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

On Thursday 23rd of November 1967 at just shy of midnight, Eric Simmons and David Williams entered GiGi’s, a low rent striptease at 62 Frith Street in Soho. They paid their money, they had a drink, they watched the show, and then seven words were spat. A few minutes later, one of them would be dead.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Murdemile.
0:16.2	Today I'm standing on Frith Street in Soho W1.
0:22.8	A few doors down from the cafe, where the terror of Malta didn't pay for a cup of tea.
0:29.3	A few doors up from the black-out rippers erect our dysfunction.
0:34.8	A few doors opposite of the infamously boring death of William Haslet.
0:40.2	And several doors up from the so-called Battle of Frith Street,
0:45.2	where two sad little street-tuffs had their petty spat,
0:48.8	ended by a lady-green grocer, who whacked these prized dickheads over the bonds,
0:54.4	with either a vase, a ladle, or some way in scales.
0:59.6	Not coming soon to Murdemile, because it's a load of old crap.
1:09.1	At 62 Frith Street, currently stands Circa,
1:13.7	a small grandfather club in a four-storey Victorian terrace.
1:19.8	Described as Soho's leading gay bar,
1:22.9	it boasts a long line of red-cheeked men,
1:25.7	sucking hard on thick pink straws.
1:29.2	A chorus of excitable bumps squeaking eagerly on waxed leather chairs.
1:35.4	A resident DJ, who many reviews state,
1:38.7	gets a tad tetchy should anyone dare to make a request,
1:43.6	and what their website hails as the hottest boys around.
1:48.6	Although probably, that's down to the faulty air cone.
1:56.0	In the late 1960s, at 62 Frith Street stood GGs.
2:02.3	A classic Soho strip club, where drunk men paid over the odds
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