Welcome to Season 3, Episode 4 of They Walk Among Us, a podcast dedicated to UK true crime.

This is part one of a two-part story.

Listener caution is advised as this episode contains adult themes and descriptions that some listeners may find distressing.

Thank you. may find distressing. Smoke was billowing out of an Edwardian end-of-terriss property on the intersection of

Polborough Road and Wimbledon Park Road in Southfields, London.

Neighbours became concerned when the plumes of smoke

grew so dense, a heavy fog covered the street. As the fire intensified, a strong odour in the air worsened,

and a passerby taking her son home from school was struck by the smell. A young boy shouted,

if you're having a barbecue, are we allowed to come.

His mother told him that it couldn't possibly be a barbecue. Like many large houses in London,

the property had been converted into a number of flats. Only the day before, a neighbour who lived

upstairs from those responsible for the fire had contacted

the landlord believing an unpleasant odour from the flat below was a gas leak. Seeing the

towering flames through the fence posts and assuming the fire was coming from a bonfire that

was out of control, another neighbour notified the fire service. Firemen arrived at the property

on the evening of September 20, 2017 to try and extinguish the blaze. Once the smoke had cleared

and the flames had died down, a fireman soon realized there was a mass on top of the bonfire.

As he focused, he realised he was looking at human body parts.

A Wiesemaduni, the man who had set the bonfire, had been cooking chicken on a nearby barbecue in the garden as the fire raged on beside him. He told the fireman the mass on top of the bonfire

was the carcass of a sheep he had purchased at Wimbledon Market.

The police were called and Owasemaduni was arrested and taken to the station.

When his 34-year-old partner, Sabrina Coyder, arrived home,

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