We'll get into your true crime show in just a moment, but first, there are some brand new shows in the Always True Crime Network that you're going to love.

If you're into stories that seem too strange to be true, but are 100% real, check out strangely.

Journalists Poppy Damon and Luke Jones deep dive into bizarre cases, uncovering some of the world's strangest stories.

And Project Mind Control is the latest series that will have you gripped. It explores

unethical experiments, institutional corruption and the CIA, all within a Canadian mental

health institution in the 50s and 60s. Just search strangely and project mind control wherever you get your podcasts to listen to those

shows after this one.

Did an unknown serial killer of gay men once stalked was London?

Find out on Murder Mile.

Today, I'm standing outside of Bentley Court in Bayswater, W-2.

Three streets north-east of the torture of Vincent Carey. Two streets east of the German tourists slain by the Beast of Bamshire, one

straight north of the Weissgill Killer, and a short walk from the Big Red Hand, coming soon

to Murder Mile.

Bentley Court at 72 to 74 Kensington Garden Square is an erroneous six-story block of flats.

Set amongst tasteful Georgian and Victorian townhouses, with grand doric columns, elegant tall windows with artistic architraves, and intricately designed wrought iron railings.

They're the kind of hopes you'd expect great writers to live.

But in comparison, Bentley Court looks like a Doss House for deadbeats.

It's flat, dull, vague, and looks like the architect woke up after a boozy lunch,

and with ten minutes until he had to hand in the designs, thought,

"'Meh, it'll do.'

Before napping, and realizing he'd forgotten to add any doors, stairs, floors, walls, and even a roof.

But then again, maybe being forgettable is a bonus.

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