Hello all, this is Paul, the true crime enthusiast and I'm just coming to you today to say thank

you so much for getting the show into its sixth year, it's the show's fifth birthday

today, it's absolutely what a phenomenal ride it's been. I've met so many great people,

I've done so many great things, made some such lifelong friends through the show and

it's been my pleasure to bring you the tales that have done over the past five years.

Let's look to the next five years which I can't wait for. As I always do on the show's

birthday, I share one of the Patreon episodes for everybody and it's my pleasure to bring

to you a tale that I've entitled The Exploding Dad. Thank you so much all, I hope you enjoyed

the tale and let's look to the next five years. From Paul and Pixie, the true crime enthusiast

and I hope you enjoyed the tale and let's look to the next five years.

The case that I've selected for this bonus time around, I thought had to have the catchy

name that I've given it and is truly a fascinating and unique one from the annals of British

criminal history. We are heading back somewhat further than we usually go for the episode,

this time to back midway through the Second World War in 1943 and a down to the town

of Rally in the county of Essex for a sad yet remarkable tale.

The episode contains details and descriptions of a crime and events involving injury

detail that some listeners may find disturbing and or distressing so please use discretion

whilst you're listening in all. Bear in that in mind, please do whatever you do when

you're listening in and join the true crime enthusiast for an episode that I've entitled

The Exploding Dad.

Nowadays with the proliferation of terrorist attacks, bombings are sadly commonplace

at curings aren't they? Think about attacks on such places as the Manchester Arena, the

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