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Hello everyone and welcome to Usual Disclamer with Eleanor Neal, a true crime podcast where we crack open some of the most notorious cases in history.

Given the topics that we'll be investigating, it goes without saying that this show comes with a content warning.

The details can get a bit heavy and you might find some of the themes we discuss triggering.

Listener discretion is strongly advised and check the description for some resources and further information.

So today's video is going to be part two of the Hungerford Massacre.

I'm just going to give you a quick recap and then we'll just get straight into it.

So Michael Robert Ryan is a 27 year old man from Hungerford in England who decided on one day in August in 1987 that he was going to go out and commit a massacre.

He started in a forest named Savanak Forest.

He killed a woman named Susan Godfrey in front of her two children but spared the children.

He then went to a petrol station and attempted another murder on the cashier at the petrol station but his gun gun didn't work, and so he just fled and went back to Hungerford.

Once he got back to Hungerford, he set his home on fire,

grabbed three of his guns and began shooting at his neighbours.

So far, in the case, he has killed five people and injured a further five or six more.

Those five deaths include Susan from the forest, like I said, an elderly couple named

the Masons, a police officer named P.C. Brereton and a man named Kenneth Clements, who

was walking with his children.

So far, the majority of the massacre has taken place on Southview, which is where he lives.

At this point, again, Michael realizes that he has got all he can get from Southview.

He'd reloaded his guns, no more cars were coming up, none of the neighbours were coming out, and so he decides to move on, on foot.

He got onto a road named Fairview Road and he was listening

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