Hello, I'm Edward October. Over the years, I've narrated more ghost stories, horror shows,

and creepypastas than I can count. And yet, the crimes discussed on our true crime podcast

managed to scare the shit out of me. This program is not suitable for children or the faint of heart.

If you are such a person, go ahead and switch off this podcast.

Listen to something else.

Are you still with us?

Well, we've warned you. Hey Jen.

Cam, how you doing?

I'm doing okay.

First week of summer.

Yeah.

It's exciting. First week of summer. Weather's been good here. So it's going to get hot. It's been shortly. Cool. So I wouldn't say for us. Yeah.

Well, I think it's been nice. I don't like the heat. 80 is way too hot for me. Really? Never heard that

for me. I know. That's all I gripe about. I'm telling you. Well, you gripe about other things, but weather mostly.

But what do you have for us today?

Well, by the time this airs, I think we will be exactly where the story takes place.

And that is a cross pond over there.

So here we go.

On June 7, 1994, a 13-year-old named Anne-Marie Clifford, a student at Collingwood College in Camberley, Surrey, was jumped. The attack was swift, unprovoked, and disturbing. In the school's bathroom, the student

was stabbed in the back with the knife. The force of the blow actually punctured the lung.

But what made it even more horrifying was the lack of emotion on the face of the attacker.

This brutal attacker was not some prison-hardened criminal who was out on parole.

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