Episode 18: Paul Glen & The Black Panther

S'laughter: True Crime Podcast

True Crime, Comedy, News

4.5 • 981 Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2017

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

This week, hear the tale of a bungled contract killing and that of the Black Panther, who was brilliant at creeping, but shit at riddle writing.

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0:00.0	The Slaughter podcast will be discussing topics that some listeners may find disturbing.
0:06.0	If you're still listening, thanks for that.
0:09.0	Really appreciate it. Hi guys, welcome to episode 18 of Slaughter, Lucy and I'm here for you.
0:20.0	Yep, we are both definitely here.
0:22.0	For you.
0:23.0	Only for you.
0:25.0	And your friends.
0:26.0	And a bit for us.
0:28.0	Mostly for you.
0:29.0	What I'm going to do is bring you a story.
0:31.0	The research is mostly from a book Life means life by Nick
0:35.4	Appelyard and really interesting just looks into the murders of people that were
0:40.3	given life meaning life so only the really hurried ones. So this
0:44.9	starts with a guy called Robert Lots. He was a wealthy builder and his sons
0:51.1	had been involved in this long-running feud with another young man
0:55.2	who was called Vincent Smart. So Lots claimed that Smart was harassing and
1:00.6	bullying his sons and he wanted to put a stop to it.
1:04.0	So summer 2004, he decided that the best way to stop this man Vincent Smart from being mean to his sons was to hire someone to sort Vincent out.
1:17.0	Right.
1:18.0	Basically just scare him off or rough him up.
1:20.0	Can't he sort him out of tell?
1:22.0	He knows. Well, exactly. Maybe he was like really skinny. He well lots was
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