Hello and welcome to episode 336 of the UK Truecrime podcast.

I'm Adam.

Today's story is an unusual murder, a really unusual murder from Edinburgh.

A murder that threw up all sorts of complications for the police and prosecutors.

Now I know you can be upset, but there are no adverts today.

I know, I know, I know, but next week maybe if you're super lucky.

It does mean we can go straight on to our guest a month and year game.

At number one in the UK charts this week was Good Times with Roll Deep.

In the US it was Bobby Ray Simmons Jr featuring Bruno Mars with nothing on you in the top spot.

And the number one album in Australia at this time was Friend of the Show, The Bieber

with My Worlds.

In the news this month for last piece of the Yankee Stadium fell in the Bronx, New York,

and the end of the two year demolition process.

Call me Dave became Prime Minister of the UK after forming a coalition government between

Facebook's very own Nick Colleagues Liberal Democrats and his own Conservative Party.

The honeymoon didn't last too long, as by the end of the month David Laws resigned

as Chief Secretary to the Treasury, after admitting he had claimed expenses to pay rent

to his partner.

Is that their fact you, but with so many of these political scandals, I'm never sure

whether I'm angry with what they've actually done or just their sheer stupidity.

Anyway, also this month, Drugberg got the winner as Chelsea beat Port Smith 1-0

and the FA Cup Final.

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