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I'm Hey all, and a warm welcome to this week's episode of the True Crime Enthusiast podcast, a show that focuses upon the obscure, the unfamiliar and often forgotten cases from the shores of the UK.

I'm Paul, your host and the True Crime Enthusiast of the title, and as always, I begin by thanking you guys so much for joining

me here and listening in.

You continued support and appreciation means the world, and it helps make bringing out the show

possible each week, so I'm always forever grateful, just always like to put that out at the start.

I was absolutely chuffed to bits with the response from the previous trilogy of episodes,

the one-legged train spotter, that featured the crimes of Michael Sams.

The feedback from you guys has been absolutely brilliant about it, and I'm so glad that it was

understood why a multi-part episode concerning the case was much better than trying to cram it into one

that would end up being longer than gone with the wind, because who wants to sit still that much?

And imagine recording and editing that, uh, no thanks, that's much too daunting.

By breaking a complex case such as the Sam's one down into a trilogy, I think you get a better focus on each aspect and you can always add more detail.

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