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So I'm going to kick us off for the first full episode of 2019.

Whoa!

It's here, it's happened.

I think at least three people have been looking forward to this.

So I'm going to tell you about a crime and most of the research is comes from an old documentary that I watched called

Great Crimes and Trails the Macai Kidnapping and then backed up with lots of lovely

info from Graham Honeycomb and the murders of the Black Museum because we love him.

This is a really interesting one that I...

For a change. Yeah, for a change, like maybe my last couple were a bit moo.

This one I was was actually you know

But sometimes obviously we do this we work maybe it's because we've had a break

But I like was interested in this one and like oh, I'm looking forward to finding out more information

reading around it. Sometimes it can feel a bit like a chore when you've got lots of things.

Yeah, it's like homework. But this one was like, oh, reignited my interest and sparked it. But I think it's probably one that

lots of other people will know a lot about because it was so big at the time in 1970.

So I think quite a lot of our listeners will probably remember this.

And I know it irritates them when we say that we don't know about these sort of things,

but I didn't know about this one. It's Stars. The leading role is played by.

Mrs Muriel Mackay and her husband Alexander Benson Mackay, he was known as Alec mostly and they were Australians and they met when they were

teenagers and they got married when they were like 18 in 1935 but then Alec got into the newspaper business through a connection on Muriel's side,

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