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Now available at boots and at durex.co. UK. A good true crime documentary is always one with a lot of twists and turns and is always thought

provoking. Recently I watch one on Netflix that covers turns and has always thought-provoking.

Recently I watch one on Netflix that covered the Lucy Blackman case,

which I hadn't heard of, but the story and the way the filmmakers presented it

is very well done. And personally I don't watch a ton of them

because I'm pretty much immersed in true crime on a weekly basis so when it's time to

chill I'm looking to do some Barbenheimer type of viewing.

But I wanted to at least let you guys know about Lucy's story,

as well as a few other true crime docs that you may want to check out.

Welcome guys to our Patreon-only patrons episode.

Hope you enjoy it, and all these stories can be found on Netflix. They're not a sponsor or anything.

You want to dig them up and watch them yourselves you can.

Here are five insane true crime stories worthy of a documentary.

Number five, Lucy Blackman.

In May of 2000, 21-year-old Lucy Blackman and Louise Phillips, two friends from Seven Oaks and Kent UK're on a gap year.

At that time, Blackman was working as an airline stewardess,

but was looking for something more adventurous and exciting.

She had always been fascinated by Japanese culture and traditions and so she decided to check it out for herself

and her and Phillips made the move abroad.

Their dreams of an exciting year ahead led them to the Casablanca Bar and

Rapongi Tokyo, where they secured jobs as hostesses. This job is a bit different than your typical American hostess

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