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storyteller Murder Most Fowel, I Myla Requaire.

So the last episode, number three was called Man Hunt.

And that was because it was most likely that the crime was committed by a man.

But as you heard, the bank card was used by a young woman, but not Melanie.

So I left you in a bit of a cliffhanger there, and I'm sorry about that, but you will have to wait until the next episode to hear what happens and trust me it needs an entire

episode to do it justice. Chilling is the word I will use to describe it and that's all I'm going to say on that.

Now as always with these bonus editions, they are more informal and a deeper look beyond what you've just heard for those who just can't wait the next episode.

And one thing that I hope you've noticed is that the

professionals I interview they're not just talking about any old case they really care

about this one that's not to suggest they don't care about all the murder cases they've

been involved with but this one stands out.

In particular you heard about the brief but unique interaction between the pathologist, Dr James Grieve,

and Melanie's mom Susan Patrick, which was very significant for both of them.

For Susan in the absolute rawest moment of grief, this man against his advice made the exception of letting her see Melanie's body.

Now so you understand and he did touch on this due to the legalities of the system

and allowing time for a suspect to be caught and potential second post-mortem carried out, they couldn't

tidy her up so to speak. She still had her hair matted with blood and you already know that

the wounds she had on her neck were visible.

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