Hello and welcome to episode 393 of the UK True Crime Weekly Podcast. I'm Adam.

Thank you so much for joining me for today's story from Glasgow, which looks at a shocking murder outside a pub.

But before we begin, let's set some context with our guest a month and year game.

Top of the UK charts was Ariana Grande with Thank You, Next.

In the US, Travis Scott was at number one with Sicko Mode.

And in Australia, the top album was Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper with a Star is Born, which was at

number one for a whopping 10 weeks this year. In the news this month, Google

employees staged a mass walkout to protest at the company's

handling of sexual harassment. Actress Emma Thompson was made a dame of the British Empire by Prince William at Buckingham Palace.

Blah, blah, blah, what a load of outdated,

twaddle the onum system is.

And that's for giving them to act as an actress for reading out lines. Wow, I just don't get it, do you?

The trial of Mexican drugs, I'm not calling them a lord,

Mexican drugs Gieser, that's it, Gieser.

El Chappo began in New York, he was charged with drug trafficking, money laundering, and murder.

And in the UK, former Mayor of London, Ken Livingston was was suspended from the Labour Party indefinitely amid claims of anti-Semitism.

And in UK True Crime News, former Russian double agent, Surgei Scripple and his daughter Eudia were poisoned in Salisbury.

Remember that?

So did you guess a month and year?

It was November 2018. Of course it was. Today's story comes from Glasgow in Scotland.

The UK's fourth largest city behind London, Birmingham and Manchester, and crucially the first UK city with a woman riding a horse, 1854 and Queen Victoria.

The old stag-in par parbers in Greenview Street in Pollock shores to the southwest of Glasgow City

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