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True crime can be strangely fascinating.

This true crime is odd, macabre, and haunted. I'm Diane, your guide into the shadows.

Welcome to phantasmal crime.

The Victorian era in Britain was a tough time for women, particularly if they were single mothers. Desperate women would find

themselves pregnant after giving themselves to a man hoping he would take care of them. Or many

times they would fall into sex work and end up pregnant. The fix of an opium-laden tincture to cause

a miscarriage was incredibly dangerous, so there were not many options for women

who did get pregnant, and most didn't have the means to care for a child. They also didn't have

time to care for their child, because they needed to work. So they're between a rock and a hard place,

you could say. Thus, they needed to find someone to care for their child. And along came

this angel named Amelia Dyer. She was willing to take on any child and care for them. But Dyer was

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