Episode 65: Eric Norcliffe and Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper.

S'laughter: True Crime Podcast

True Crime, Comedy, News

4.5 • 981 Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2018

⏱️ 66 minutes

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This week is a tale from the Midlands as Emma tells us about the empty gas meter murder. Then Lucy reveals the story of the Yorkshire Ripper and how he was finally caught.

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0:00.0	The slaughter
0:01.2	will be disgusting topic that some listeners can shove up their butt.
0:04.5	Yeah.
0:05.0	That's what you did last time and it made me laugh.
0:10.0	Let me go there.
0:11.0	Oh. There we go there. Oh, well, you first?
0:16.0	Yes.
0:17.0	Hi, everyone.
0:18.0	Hi, sorry we fucked up last week.
0:20.0	I think I just did it all wrong, but...
0:22.0	Yeah, and I can't guarantee that we're not going to fuck it up this week either we'll just see what happened
0:28.0	So I'm gonna start off I'm going to be telling you the story of Warsaw's empty gas meter murder.
0:36.5	It doesn't sound any more interesting by giving it a name.
0:39.4	No, it really doesn't.
0:41.0	This was taken from a story written in True Detective magazine by Matthew Spicer, so here we go.
0:48.0	So in the Nottinghamshire town of Warsaw, on June 25, 1952 1952 is when the story takes place.
0:56.3	And that afternoon, after about 2 PM,
0:59.0	residents of Hammerwater Drive
1:01.8	were disturbed by sudden screams.
1:05.0	A neighbor who in the story goes by the name of William Smith, but that's not his real name, it's protected.
1:12.8	He went to his window to see what was causing the shocking sound.
1:16.6	In time to see Mrs. Kathleen Norcliffe
	...

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