Men's Raya is the legal principle of intent that must be proved in a number of crimes such as murder.

It means literally the guilty mind.

The Men's Raya podcast explores the most notorious crimes from Ireland and the UK and the court cases that followed.

Every fortnight and new cases discussed.

So if you like hard-hitting, in-depth, true crime podcasts, head on over to Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts from and subscribe to the Men's Raya podcast today.

They walk among us as an award-winning true crime podcast from the sinister and surreal to the brutal and bizarre.

Join us to hear more on the UK's most notorious and obscure crimes.

Featuring well-known cases like the life and crimes of the UK's most violent inmate Charles Bronson to the sad tale of the Gibbons twins who string of petty crimes would lead them to be trapped in broad more for 11 years.

Before their eventual release ended in tragedy.

We also cover lesser known cases like the woman who murdered a husband with an ornamental frog and kept him mummified in a shed for 18 years.

Or the teenager that used his elaborate online fantasy life to plot his own murder.

Listen and subscribe to they walk among us through Acast, Apple Podcasts or your favourite podcast provider.

Southern Fried True Crime covers cases that are not suitable for young listeners and there may also be some explicit language used.

Lesser discretion is advised.

I would like to emphasize that this episode will deal with graphic violence against children that listeners may find distressing, so please proceed with caution.

There are some crimes that shake almost everyone. We watch the news, read every article. We are both mesmerized and outraged because it's the most unexpected monster.

The one you are supposed to feel safe with. It's what we call the family an Iolator.

A perfectly normal husband and father actually statistically upper middle class with a lot of responsibility.

Men who project the facade of being loving and engaging husbands and fathers. He smiles broadly with his picture perfect family on Facebook.

They look so happy. He looks so happy. Outwardly.

Then one day, seemingly out of nowhere, he destroys their entire family, often taking his own life and even killing their pets.

But some choose to live. They continue to protest their innocence despite so much damning evidence. And that's a distinct characteristic of the ones that do not kill themselves.

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