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Thank you. of the ACAST Creator Network. There is a saying that a man's home is his castle.

It is supposed to be a sanctuary, a place of safety and security.

Unfortunately for many, antisocial behaviour can make them feel uncomfortable and on edge in their

own homes. When problems like these arise, it can take weeks for the police to resolve them

and only after the damage has been done.

Some try a different approach and directly confront the people responsible.

But they can never imagine that it might cost them their life.

What these people need to understand that it could be their partners, their parents, that it happens to. And until this society stops thinking about number one, we should all try and pull together,

so stop these youth gangs going on rampages.

Welcome to Season 7, Episode 39 of They Walk Among Us,

a podcast dedicated to UK True Crime. In 2007, for the last three years, Gary and Helen Newlove had been living in a four-bedroom detached home with their three daughters on station road north in the Warrington area

of Padgate.

Warrington is a town in Cheshire, located along the banks of the River Mersey halfway between Liverpool

and Manchester.

Gary New Love had grown up in S Southford, the youngest of three children.

After completing his O-Levels, he attended Art College for a time before leaving to help

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