The Slaughter

will be discussing topics that some listeners may find disturbing.

If you're still listening, get up and make sure you've locked your doors.

They'll get in.

They're coming. I'm Lucy and I'm Emma and we are I feel like it feels like longer than episode six. I feel like we've been doing this for long. Yeah, I feel like I've aged a hundred years since I've been researching this podcast. I'm enjoying it. I'm liking it, but I also feel like as well as the murders they committed they've also

taken a piece of my life with them.

I love the Facebook group.

People on the Facebook group are so nice. Their Facebook group give me life that's true what the

murderers take away the Facebook group are giving back. Absolutely so if you want to

join the Facebook group just look for a symphosphia laughter and you can either add it as a friend if you find my profile but there's also a group that you can get approved to but if you add me as a friend I'll add you onto it.

Where we discuss secrets. Yes, all the secret things we can't put on Twitter. So, am I first this week?

Yeah, it's definitely your turn first.

So my murder this week is John Christie which which doesn't excite me massively because

episode one of Rillington Place was a little bit dry it's so it's so janny because my mom just told me about this a couple of weeks ago.

I think she told you at the same time we're away in Durham, near Durham.

And I was going to do it anyway and then she she called me and told me, oh there's a new drama about this. And it was a bit like when you did Marian Cotton, it was just weird timing. So I've researched it. I wasn't that

impressed with the drama but I am impressed with the murder so we'll see. So John

Christie was born in 1890s. it's another quite old tale which we've done quite a few of in Yorkshire Sheffield.

Now I don't think of Sheffield as Yorkshire, I think because it's so near the Midlands.

It's probably Yorkshire. I love Sheffield.

I've not been in a lot.

I would like a Sheffield boy. I love that accent because it's northern but it's soft.

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