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Hello and welcome to episode 504 of the UK True Crime Podcast. I'm Adam.

Thank you so much to joining me today and for those few of you who haven't mocked me for maintaining my pelvic record since 1996 of watching the Mighty League United felt to even score at Wembley when I'm there,

let alone get close to a win. Just a game,

huh? Today's story comes from Northern Ireland. A hardworking family man had taken the

decision to leave a job where he'd spent 30 years. But as we know, as people who listen to true

crime, in just a moment of a seemingly normal day when we are doing

what we've done so many times, everything can suddenly change. And so it is in our story today.

But first, let's quickly set some context with our guests a month and year game. You ready?

In the news this month, Barack Obama was re-elected as

US president, defeating Republican candidate Mitt Romney. The game call of duty, Black

Ops 2, grossed $500 million in just 24 hours to become the largest entertainment launch

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