Episode 58: Robert Mone and Arthur Furguson

S'laughter: True Crime Podcast

True Crime, Comedy, News

4.5 • 981 Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2018

⏱️ 54 minutes

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In this week's episode it's Scottish heavy with Lucy's tale of Robert Mone, who committed a series of crimes, some involving his cell mate and lover Thomas McColloch, and then even when they're put away for good, the public are still not safe from the name Mone. Emma brings us tale on con-man Arthur Furguson, as well as bonus story of an extra conman, Stanley Lowe. We're taking a break of a few weeks but we'll be back in September so enjoy, and please continue to rate, review and subscribe and listen to the back catalogue!

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0:45.0	So, okay, so, this is really, really fucked up one
0:52.0	that I can't believe I'm not heard of.
0:54.3	And there's no documentary for.
0:56.1	It's so so fucked up.
0:58.1	It's a real family affair.
0:59.4	This one.
1:00.6	So it's quite an old one, but not old enough for them to be dead.
1:04.6	An oldie but a goodie.
1:06.2	Yeah, so this is Robert Moan which is spelled M-O-N-E and it is another Scottish tale so I'm going to piss off the Scottish again but we're just
1:16.6	going to go for it.
1:18.6	We're going to Scotland soon and we'll contribute to their, everything will be cool.
1:22.7	Robert Moon was born in 1948 in Dundee in Scotland and he grew up with his parents and he had
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