You're going to. Oh, Oh, Hello guys and a warm welcome to the True Crime Enthusias podcast from myself Paul, the creator, host and true crime

enthusiasts of the show's title, whereas I speak to you I hope that I find you all

okay. Now I won't go through the usual waffle that I do here with this episode. I was sat watching the chaos happening all around right now.

People are getting ill, people panic buying, self-isilating for a week or two weeks and it's pretty bloody bad really isn't it

I mean for fuck sakes is all I can take so I thought to myself what I can do is a gesture is that for you guys listening and it's only something small but some of you who may be self-isulating

I reckon you may be turning to podcasts even more so than usual right now and to help pass even a tiny bit of that for you

and putting out one of the Patreon back catalogue episodes as a bonus episode of the

enthusiasts this week available for everybody.

There will still be an episode coming this week also.

This is purely just a bonus one for the majority of you guys listening.

I'll place a thread up in the show's Facebook

discussion group should you wish to hear your views about the episode afterwards, which I hope

that you do because I'd be interested as ever to hear them of course.

The bonus episode featured here recounts an unbelievably savage crime from the turn of the 1980s

from the English county of Kent and is one that I feel raises several

questions and talking points which I'm sure or a hope anyway will become clear as

the episode progresses.

The episode also does contain descriptions of a crime and events involving an elderly person that some listeners may find disturbing and or upsetting.

So as always, guys, please when listening, use your discretion.

With that in mind, please join the true crime enthusiast for a bonus episode entitled The Enigma of Enfield Lodge.

The Village of Pluckley in the English County of Kent is located just five miles west of the large Kent town of Ashford

and could be one that's like countless other villages of its type across the country

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