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Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. So basically three guys called Garrity Jenkins and Rolt, robbed a jeweler on Charlotte Street, beat up its owner, did a runner, some bloke got shot, and because no one knew which robber had killed him, as a deterrent to any criminals, all three men were found guilty of murder.

One was imprisoned, two were executed, even though only one of them fired the fatal shot,

and this case sparked a big old hoo-ha, which eventually led to the abolition of the death penalty in Britain.

Okay, that's it.

Thanks for listening.

Bye-bye. What? Why are you still there? Oh, you want to know more? Oh, that's

you still there? Oh, you want to know more? Oh, that's strange. You see normally when this story is told people only focus

on those three little details. How young the robbers were, how their double hanging failed to deter any future gangsters,

and how the execution of at least one innocent man

sparked a debate which put an end to capital punishment in our country forever.

So I don't really know what else I can tell you. Except the truth.

And all of the pieces that every article ever written

about the case of Gerriti, Jenkins and Rolt will have failed to tell you about this whole bloody case.

And I warn you, it's a lot.

So strap in. In. Welcome to Murder Mile.

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