'Bigfoot's 96 Hours Of Carnage

The True Crime Enthusiast Podcast

The True Crime Enthusiast

True Crime

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🗓️ 24 August 2025

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Four days – almost a full working week for the majority. 96 hours, for some, it will fly by, for others, it may feel like the clock may go backwards. Over one such period back in the autumn of 2000, Worcestershire and West Midlands Police found themselves dealing with some of the most brutal, senseless, and horrifying killings that both the force areas, and the UK, has ever seen – all committed by the same person.

This time on The True Crime Enthusiast Podcast, I bring you the tale of the crimes committed by an individual who was a spree killer – or, who may even have been a serial one…

The episode contains details and descriptions of crimes and events, involving descriptions of substance abuse and addiction, and disturbing descriptions of injury detail, that some listeners may find disturbing or distressing, so discretion is advised whilst listening in.

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The The
0:23.6	Oh!
0:24.6	The the world. Hello all on the warmest of welcome to the True Crime Enthusiast podcast, the regular dose
1:02.0	from my North Wales spare room of those tales of true crime that you won't find commonly on other shows.
1:08.2	Some you may never have come across.
1:10.2	Others you may think, oh, where the hell is he
1:12.7	pulled that out of? But which are all true, and which I scour the UK and Ireland, occasionally
1:18.7	the world also, to bring to you. Doing so is myself, Paul, the creator-host and true crime
1:24.9	enthusiast of the show's title my beloved feline
1:27.8	cinema one-eyed ratbag pixie the true crime enthusiast is here with me always having been
1:34.4	missing from the previous episode and we're completed by yourselves the reason why me and the
1:40.4	mog do our thing and have so much passion still for doing so the wonderful
1:45.2	enthusiasts of the show it is as fabulous as always having you joining me and peaks which
1:50.5	I thank you kindly for doing so and I hope that as you have then it's for an episode that
1:55.5	finds you and yours all good all safe and all well.
2:08.1	This time around then, I bring a terrible and sad tale that I've had on the list for quite some time now, a couple of years actually. We're over a four-day period back in the autumn of
2:13.9	the year 2000. Police in the West Midlands and Worcestershire were faced with a horrifying
2:18.9	series of killings that they soon came to realise was the work of a spree killer, who if not
2:25.5	stopped would surely make that swing into serial moniker.
2:31.3	One who possibly, as you'll see as the tale progresses, possibly already was one,
2:37.8	in a tale which I shall bring to you right now.
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