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Music Hi everybody and welcome back to Whoed What Now, the history podcast that's not your history class

with me, your festive host, Katie Charlwood, slutty sleuth and reader of books. Where did that come from? Why? You know,

sometimes I have no idea what I'm going to call myself when I start, you know, recording.

But it's because I went through crime today and it's like, Sluth, let's use alliteration.

And because I used the history harlot, I was like, get, be slutty sleuth. That's where my brain went.

That was the choice that happened in that split second. You know, I really worry myself sometimes.

Like, what is that? That's not good. Yeah, sorry if my voice sounds weird. It still hasn't healed

properly after whatever Tomfuckery is going on with my throat.

But apparently it's not typical to lose your voice eight times in a year.

So I'm going to have to go get that checked out, which is not entirely pleasant, but fuck it.

You know, we're going to make sure we're working as appropriately as possible, especially considering that, you know, we got to make sure we're working as appropriately as possible,

especially considering that, you know, I'm an absolute disaster.

And so it's currently boxing day, so it's December 26th.

You may also know it as St. Stephen's Day, the Feast of Stephen.

And it's why I'm sitting in my room all alone,

deciding to talk about this notorious case. I wasn't going to, and then I was, and then I wasn't

because, well, what happened was, is I made myself cry. I struggled to go through notes, even though I know this

case off by heart. I struggled with like a huge, huge part of it. It wasn't good. But it's fine. It's

fine. I'm fine. Everything's fine. Because today is the 25th anniversary of the discovery of the body

of Jean-Beney Ramsey. You know how people go like,, if you could go back in time and, like, solve any murder,

which would it be?

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