Warning, this is a true crime podcast and is not suitable for all audiences. Please use discretion.

This episode contains references to sexual assault. Please take extra care whilst listening.

This is episode five of a six-part series. If you haven't listened to the first four episodes,

please go back to the beginning so you can follow along. Most people would agree that losing your child is one of the

worst things that can happen to a person. No matter how old that child is when they die,

it goes against nature. A parent is not supposed to bury their child. So imagine if Stuart Lubbock

had been your son, knowing he was the victim of a horrific sexual assault, that he was murdered

and that no one had been brought to justice. It's hard to comprehend. Terry Lubbock, Stuart's father, devoted the last 20 years of his life

trying to get justice for his son. He was not legally trained. He didn't know anything about

the justice system or how the police worked, but he made it his mission to do anything and everything

that he could to find out what happened

to Stuart, including meeting Michael Barrymore alone in a hotel room.

I'm Naomi Channel and this is episode 5 of his name was Stuart Lubbock.

At night I hear their voices call,

laughter, sorrow echoes all,

every step is filled with hollow.

All that was is lost to sorrow,

only memories remain, etged forever in my pain

Fate, what will you say?

Why do you stay silent? I had the pleasure of meeting Terry Lubbock. I grew up in Harlow, the town the Lubbock's

were from, and I knew the family. Terry had always been a likable chap. And in my early

20s, I met him for the first time, not in our town, but backstage on a

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