Sean has had some good ideas over the years,

but using Canva was a really good one.

Sean designed some social posts to promote his friend's car boot sale.

They looked good, really, really good.

Next thing he knows, someone came and bought the lot including the car now sean doesn't know how he's

going to get home thanks camber hello and welcome to conflicted the history podcast where we talk

about the struggles that shaped us the tough questions that they, and why we should care about any of it.

Conflicted is a member of the Evergreen Podcast Network, and as always, I'm your host, Zach Cornwell.

Welcome to Episode 13, Pardon My French. The

The In the spring of 1966, the United Kingdom was in the grip of a tabloid media frenzy.

The murder trial of the century was about to begin. A young couple, Ian Brady and

Mira Hindley, had been accused of a series of murders that had plagued Northern England over

the past two years. The emotions around this case were so intense that these defendants had

to be placed in security boxes encased in a protective screen to shield

them from any vengeful courtroom attendees. And their crimes were truly shocking. Together,

this young man and young woman had allegedly tortured, sexually abused, and killed five children

between the ages of 10 and 17, before burying their bodies in shallow

graves across a span of isolated, windswept grassland, or moors. And that detail gave the case

its famous name, the Moors Murders. Over the next 14 days, beginning on April 19th, the jury listened to the details of the

case, and it was an absolute layup for the prosecution. They had a mountain of evidence. They had

the bodies. They had the murder weapons. They had eyewitness testimony. They even had video

evidence of one of the murders, which the young couple had themselves filmed

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