Hello and welcome to episode 366 of the non-award nominated UK True Crime Podcast.

I'm Madam.

Thank you so much for joining me today.

So today's story comes from the county of Cornwall

in the southwest of England. It's a place known for its outstanding beauty and

its friendliness to second home owners. I live near Beed for a while and I love the wild exposed

northern coastline. While Cornwall has a low crime rate the county has been rocked

by several high-profile murders, including the mass murder of the Ford family in 2000, and the sadistic murder of

Deborah O'Sullivan on the streets of Newkey in 2001, which I covered recently.

Today we straight into the frightening world of arson. We all watch

crime watch right? Yeah, of course we did. I know you did. And I don't know about

you, but when I think back to those I watched when I was much younger,

it was the arson cases that terrified me, and have stayed with me ever since.

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