The Welcome to Grusam, your horrific true crime podcast. I am Connie along with the study queen Meg and tonight she is going to tell

us about John George Hay. Before I tell you about John George Hay I'm going to need every single person listening to just like say into the air, Meg is going to pass her boards, because I take them next week and I am nervous.

I'm gonna be fine, I'm gonna pass them, but everyone in the whole wide world just say that

into the air for me, put that energy out there.

I got you. Thank you.

Thank you.

I got a little, not super historical, but an older one for you guys tonight.

On February 20th, 1949, a man and woman

went into a police station in Chelsea London

to report that 69-year-old Olive Duran Deacon had been missing for several days.

Olive lived at the Onslow Court Hotel in South Kensington, and she had for the past two years.

John Hay, the man who was reporting her missing, told police that she had

failed to show up for an appointment that she had scheduled with him.

He claimed that Olive had asked him to pick her up,

and after waiting for over an hour,

she had not shown up.

Olive's friend, Constance Lane, who had accompanied John Hay to the police station.

She said that Olive hadn't been at dinner or at breakfast at the hotel and that she was worried.

So like lots of wealthy older ladies lived at the

Onslow Court Hotel and they would have breakfast at lunch and dinner together.

This seems like a dream. It really does.

As I age put me, well I went to a nursing home this week and they gave, like the residents were

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