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Camden Town is a neighborhood in North London, about a mile and a half north of the city

center if you're orienting yourself on a map.

It's the kind of place that shows up in travel guides.

It has a famous outdoor market, a music scene that has produced some of the most recognizable names in British Rock,

and a high street that's almost aggressively busy on a weekend.

Tourists come from all over the world to walk through the stalls.

Locals used the tube station to get on with their lives.

Camden is loud and colorful, and depending on the hour, either charming or exhausting.

If you've ever watched the series trying on Apple TV, it's that neighborhood, just to give

you some context.

If you walk up parkway from Camden High Street today, past the cafes and the restaurants,

past the Sandsbury's on the left, you have no idea what happened here 30 years ago. The building

at number four is gone. The block has been demolished and redeveloped. Where there was once

a flat above an empty shop, there's now retail space. But there was a time, in the first week

of January 1996, when this stretch of pavement was crowded with something else entirely,

detectives, speaking in front of television cameras and reporters, making solemn promises into microphones.

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