Welcome to Murder Mile. Today I'm standing on Elsham Road in Shepers Bush, W14.

Three streets north of the Labour Party Lathario, four streets east of the Devil's

Home, a tube stops south of the Beast-Lass killing, and three streets west of the boy with the bongo's who went bang.

Coming soon to Murdemile.

Set on a quiet tree-lined street beside Holland Park.

Elsham Road features a wealth of early Victorian five-story terraces in sandstone brick. It's a

pretentiously middle-class street when no one goes in holidays. They winter.

Everybody has a cleaner, as they're too busy to put out their own bins.

And instead of going to see their doctor, they rebalanced their chakras by shoving a crystal of their jaxies.

It's a street with a great sense of pretentiousness, as people tried desperately hard to be who they wish they were.

On the 14th of October, 1941, the ground floor and basement flats at 71 Elsham Road were owned by Theodora Greenhill.

A widowed mother of considerable means, who was looking to sell up and to move on.

That day, a convicted burglar and a homeless thief,

arrived on the street looking for a flat to rob.

And even though he was a man who certainly didn't belong there,

she let him in, and he took her life.

My name is Michael. I am your tour guide and this is Murder Mile.

Episode 261, Dr. Trevor's Greed. To say that Theodora Greenhill was an impressive woman would be an understatement.

Born on the 2nd of December 1875 in Anglesie, North Wales.

Theodora Jesse Weblin was raised in an era where women were barely educated,

were denied a career, had less legal rights on cattle, and life dictated

that their sole purpose was to cook clean procreate and to tend to their

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