I was set on being a Mounted Police Officer from a young age, but I knew I'd have to move

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From joining as a PC at age 23, I went into a variety of roles, from emergency response

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Now I've been promoted to Inspector, I can't wait to see where my career takes me next.

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Hello and welcome to episode 40 of the UK True Crime Weekly Podcast, I'm Adam.

Firstly, I'd like to thank my Patreon supporters this week, that's Jennifer Johnson,

Marina Hogan and Josh Chappell.

Thank you and all my other patrons so much, and I really hope you enjoy listening to the

six bonus episodes with one more to come every month.

Today we have the second and final part, covering the case of Robert Mone, which as you

may recall was expertly researched by the True Crime Enthusiast.

Please head to his excellent website at truecrimeinthusiast.wordpress.com or find him on social media.

If you don't know him, trust me, he's a friendly chap and he's always ready to chat.

If you recall, last week we left the story when Mone and his lover McCulloch were ready

to make the break from Carstere's hospital.

At 6pm on the 30th of November 1976, the pair were ready to make their break.

But before we return to the story, a quick word about the sponsors of today's show,

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