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The Hello, Wall, Hello all and the warmest of welcomes to the latest instalment of the true crime enthusiast

podcast, the premier North Wales one-person true crime show that seeks out those cases that may not be as familiar to the listener, those that are often obscure

or long forgotten, sometimes those that you may hear and even not believe can be true, but

always are, and that I've scoured the darkest corners of the UK and Ireland to bring for

your listening. Doing so is myself, Paul, the creator, host and true crime enthusiast of the show's title.

You may hear his little bell because he's always by me while I do this.

Peaks, the true crime enthusiacat is of course with me.

And you guys are you guys, the reason that I do what I do each time around.

It's wonderful as it ever is having you joining me here today, which I thank you very kindly

for doing so, and it does as ever mean the world to me that you do. And I hope that as I'm reaching

you all today, then the episode finds you and yours all good, you're all staying safe, and you're all

very well. So, and it feels like ages since I've put out a regular show episode, although it only has been a week's break,

but we start with many thanks for the feedback and comments concerning the previous episodes of the show,

what became our series' Impromptu trilogy The Monsters of Ayrshire Tale, featuring the tragic case of Marie Julian and others,

and which I must point out was very kindly

pointed out to me by several listeners, is actually pronounced Mary, not Mary, as I was

pronouncing it. So apologies for that, but I thought, bollocks to going back and redoing three

episodes with it all. Apart from that, and I never, and I never mind getting any feedback like that.

It's good that these things get pointed out. The feedback's been really good about them,

and the consensus seems to be along the same lines as my own feelings towards the perpetrator

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