You're going to. Oh, Oh, Hello guys this is Paul the creator host and true crime enthusiasts of the show's title, and I'm coming to you today with

Corona Bonus episode number three, as voted for by your very kind selves in the show's Facebook

discussion group page.

Now, three have been chosen and you got this one tonight

there is one coming at later on in the week and I've opted to use one as well for

this week's episode of the show. Now we will try and get business back to normal as usual.

What can I say crazy times is like the end of the world isn't it?

But it will settle down, hang in there folks if you're stuck indoors like we all are.

Try not to let it drive you too crazy. We'll get through it, we really will.

So the bonus episode that has been chosen for yourselves for this one,

Corona Bonus Number 3, is a case that I first did, I think it was about

nearly two years ago now, it's coming up and so it's a bit rough around the edges but I hope

you find it interesting anyway and informative and I hope it passes that little bit of time for

you so you don't want to neck the other half or string the kids up or anything like that.

The episode does contain details and descriptions of a crime and events that some

listeners may find disturbing and or distressing.

So as always guys, please use discretion whilst you're listening in.

Bear that in mind, please join the true crime enthusiast as for a bonus episode as for

Corona Bonus Number 3 we look back at a case I entitled the Ambleside Red Scarf

murder the Ambleside Red Scar for Murder.

Detective Chief Superintendent Jack Taylor of Cumbria Constabulary

was woken from a deep sleep by the telephone ringing and in the early hours of Tuesday the 21st of January in 1986

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