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So it's women, true crime, comedy, what's not to like?

Hey guys, my name is Lucy. I'm Emma and I'm really nervous about the high expectations you've just set for this whole episode and we're going to be

recording another podcast about UK True Crime. Yes I'm starting off and I'm going to do a well known case. It involves Lord Lucan.

I've heard the name. Well I'd heard of him and I thought I knew what it was about. I think growing up he's just referenced all the time. It's like, oh, they found Lord Lucan. Like I knew he was missing. And I thought that was the crime I thought that was the crime I thought that it was like that he'd been

kidnapped or he'd disappeared so he's a real guy it's not like where's Wally oh no yeah he's a real guy, it's not like Where's Wally? Oh no, yeah, he's a real person.

But he went missing but that's not the main part of it.

Did you know in America where's Wally is Where's Waldo? No one wants to find someone called

Waldo. Is Waldo a name that people have or just

Waldo has? I've never met or heard of a Waldo. Why don't we just call him where's

Walter? I mean we're not on personal terms with him we should be using as formal title.

Yeah I'm looking for a man I've never met I'm not gonna be called in by his nickname.

Do you remember we went on that night out of we were all dressed as wears Wally and we used to just ran off and hid in a crowd every now and then.

Find me. I remember when I went on Charulet on my own dressed as Wally.

On the same day or you dressed up again?

I think I just put the glass on the hut,

the glasses on the hat on.

I was like, this will be hilarious

because people are like, we found him and everyone just went,

showed up like a dick. Or it was a penis. It was always a penis. It's always a penis.

So Lord Richard John Bingham would be the seventh Earl of Lucan, which is where, but more commonly known as Lord Lucan.

He was born in 1934 into an aristocratic family and they'd held the earldom for over 300 years.

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