Just a quick note about this episode, due to the location of where this crime took place,

we thought it would make it a little bit more authentic if we brought our friend

C.K. from the podcast, Mirths and Monsters, to co-host this episode with me.

And if nothing else, we hope he get a kick out of his accent, because we sure do.

The opinions expressed in the following episode do not necessarily reflect those of the Minds of Madness Podcast.

Listener discretion is advised. Oh, On November 24th, 24th, 1997, 21-year year old Tracy Wilde spent the early hours of the morning wandering the streets of Glasgow's Red Lake District, the place where she met the majority of her clients.

However, Tracy had no idea that the strange man who

had enlisted her services that night would be the last client she'd ever meet.

Join me now as we take a look into the tragic case of Tracy Wild, a young mother driven to a dangerous line of work as a means of providing for her young daughter, a profession that would ultimately

lead to an unsolved murder for over 20 years.

Scotland is a land of beauty in ancient history that is both revered and appreciated by those who live within its bounds. But like many places in the world, Scotland too possesses dark streets that harbour deceitful people.

In some places within this mysterious land rich in folklore, everyday people struggle to live out their daily existence, doing whatever it takes to survive.

Barmalich is one such place that had fallen on hard times.

A small neighborhood situated in the northeast of Glasgow, Scotland

with a population of only 7,000 people.

Much of the neighborhood was rife with poverty to a level considerably higher than the

Glasgow average. Employment and education rights were low and much of Barmullich's land was

derelict and unoccupied.

Its most notable point was the Red Road Tower Block, a group of high-rise flats that stretched

into the neighbouring district of Balormic, used extensively by filmmakers and photographers over the years.

However, in 2015 the flats were demolished as part of an ongoing effort to reduce the amount of tenement housing in the district

and an attempt to reinvent Barmalich as a more desirable place to live.

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