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He walked up to Alison, who was carrying in fear.

He raised his gun.

He looked at hiding and told her,

This is your lucky day.

The shot rang out, but it was aimed at the floor just feet from Allison.

And with that, he turned and he left. Hello and welcome to episode 506 of the UK True Crime podcast. I'm Adam. Thank you so much for joining me today for this episode from Bristol.

It's a story we've heard many times on this podcast, a man unable to accept the end of a relationship,

and his solution was to use just the most devastating violence. But before we get into the story, let's quickly set some context

with our guest a month and year game. You're ready? Number one in the UK charts, it was the

BGs with You Win again. In the US, White Snake, it was the Bee Gees with You Win Again.

In the US, White Snake, it's all about the hair, we're in the top spots with Here I Go Again.

And in Australia, the top-telling single of this year was Carly Minogue with the locomotion.

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