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Hi, hi guys, welcome to episode 51 of Slaughter.

Excuse my voice, I've been very ill.

But as long as you can understand me, it's fine. Sorry Americans. I'm going to tell the story of Angus Sinclair. I would bet money on you not knowing who that was.

I've never heard that name before. It sounds like the name of like a bingo

caller. Yeah, it does actually. Or a red coat of Butlins. Hi, I'm Angersonaire. We're going to have a fan dabby dozy day. Like blonde

styled hair like stiff highlighted. Yeah. He's also known for the world and murders, but he's done a lot more than that by most accounts.

So he was born in a maternity hospital in Glasgow in 1945. You just missed the war by a month. I love the like

distinction of a maternity hospital. They got to the right one. It specifically

said an old-fashioned maternity hospital like it's a bit of a dig at the fact they've all closed down because you just loved him with the

political the general public now aren't you? He was the second of three children and his

parents were called Angus Sinclair and Mamie which is a cue. Mamie.

Mamie. Mime me. Mamee Mamee Mamee Mamee Mamee Mame me m a m a m a m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i m i And it was made worse by in 1949,

Ungis Sinclair Sr. was diagnosed with leukemia

and he gradually died from this.

So his mother spent a lot of time sort of nursing him in his later years.

Now Sinclair went to school opposite his house, Hyundai.

D'Munion, yeah.

And he was the smallest boy in his class, so his dad's got the same name as him and he's short

he's destined to be a murderer and his father also died when he was quite young.

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