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I'm 70 Delaney, so well. Welcome along to history box, and we continue to unravel the saga

of canoe man John Darwin from about 15 years ago or so. The man, of course, he disappeared,

fictitious death, escaped Panama, came back, and there was all for 250 grand worth of insurance

fraud. Have you ever told your kids about the case of John Darwin? I don't think I have.

I guess you have been. I told Len about it, and it was, it was fucking it. It's just that you

realize as you're telling it, this is a brilliant story for a young boy, right? Yeah, he's just like

the eyes get wider and wider. But even he, when he said how much money did he get? And I said

about 250 grand, even Len who is 10 was like, what? 250 grand. He told his kids he was dead.

Yeah, but his favorite bit, because as you fans of the Lennon verse or no, one of Len's favorite

things and greatest talents is making up names, fictional names. So why we got into it was he

actually said that John Jones would be a really terrible made up name for someone. And I said,

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