Episode 79: Arthur Blatch and The Campden Wonder

S'laughter: True Crime Podcast

True Crime, Comedy, News

4.5 • 981 Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

This week Lucy tells the story of the murder of Alfred Welch, with many very satisfying other names along the way. Emma tells us about the Campden Wonder, involving the murder of Will Harrison.

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0:29.0	Costa coffee.
0:30.0	The Slaughter
0:33.0	Podcast will be discussing topics that some listeners may find disturbing.
0:37.0	If you're still listening and you know anything about cloth-nepews,
0:41.0	give me a shout.
0:47.0	Hi guys! Hi there!
0:48.0	Happy New Year.
0:49.0	Very, very happy New Year
0:51.0	and welcome to the latest episode of Slaughter the True Kind Podcast.
0:55.0	I still don't know what it's called.
0:58.0	So I'm going to start today and I am doing the it's like Arthur Blatch let's go with that the man at
1:08.0	with a with a station it's been called as well I used used the book Essex Murders by Linda Stratton for most of this.
1:16.0	I like the name Blatch. Yeah, it's a nice name. It's good to it.
1:20.0	So this story takes place in Colchester in 1893, an oldie, and a guy called Alfred Welch was a tailor in a shop in
1:31.1	Colchester. That's nice.
1:34.0	Welch and Blatch.
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