End of your day.

You are listening to GSPW and some of you will be devastated to hear that Paul's late night legends is on hiatus.

But worry not because it's being replaced with something even better. Paul's Unsolved Crime Time.

That's right folks, it's Paul's Unsolved Crime Time.

Every evening I will be discussing an unsolved crime and the sundry theories about who done it, how done it and why done it.

And at the end,

I'll be taking your calls to see if you have anything to contribute to the discussion, I suppose.

And of course, the whole thing will be accompanied by Paul's Pop Hits. Paul's Pop Hits.

Paul's Pop Hits. What better Unsolved Crime to start with than a local one that is currently

under investigation, and which I,

Paul, have a personal link to. I am of course talking of the murder of Clayton Woodrow

III at Mockery Manors Claytonville.

Murder, Paul, murder? I heard it was naught but an accident. Well, sorry, but no. No,

that's not what a little birdie told me. I'll say no more, I cannot reveal my sources.

Now, a little fact about me, I worked at Mockery Manor for six years,

and in my very first year there, a young staff member went on a rampage

and murdered two members of the public right there in the park.

One of them still hasn't been identified.

An old lady who met a very grizzly end in

the Dreamland section of mockery. Very peculiar. Hmm. I might delve into that one once we've

finished with Clayton. What I'm saying, folks, is that mockery manor is a dark, dark place,

and I was lucky to get out alive. But the thing is, speaking as a broadcaster and a seeker of

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