Poacher, Pet Man - Predator: Part 2

The True Crime Enthusiast Podcast

The True Crime Enthusiast

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🗓️ 12 February 2023

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

The concluding part of the Series 8 opening tale drops this time around on The True Crime Enthusiast Podcast - where last part, we heard of the tragic tale of 16 year old Leeds schoolgirl Leanne Tiernan, who disappeared without trace one November afternoon in 2000, and who was sadly found dead almost nine months later, 13 miles away from home. What police couldn't have foreseen that August day that Leanne was found, is that everything found with her - even including the site where she was left - would lead them to her killer.

So, let me finish Leanne's tale - and so you can see what a monster we are dealing with here.

The episode contains details and descriptions of crimes and events, including descriptions of a sexual nature and with reference to animal cruelty, that some listeners may find disturbing, and or distressing, so discretion is advised whilst listening.

Music used in this episode: "The Descent" by Kevin Macleod. All music used is sourced from https://filmmusic.io/ and used under an Attribution Licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The The
0:23.6	Oh!
0:24.6	The the world. You know, Hello all and the very warmest of welcomes to the true crime enthusiast podcast.
1:03.3	Your regular dive into the tales of true crime from the UK and Ireland that you may not be all that
1:07.8	familiar with, some you may not even believe, but that are all
1:11.5	true and that I bring to you each time around from my unbelievably messy spare room in North Wales.
1:18.7	I am as ever Paul, the creator host and true crime enthusiast of the show's title,
1:22.8	The Hairy Domino Pigsie, my True Crime Enthusi cat, is here with me as always. And completing us are you
1:29.6	folks, the wonderful enthusiasts that have gotten the show into its sixth year now. It is as fabulous
1:35.8	as always having you joining me in the Mog today, which I at least thank you kindly for doing so.
1:41.0	And I do hope that as you have, then you join us for an episode that finds you and yours
1:46.0	all good all safe and all well now not too much preamble here then for the second part of the
1:54.3	series opener and I shouldn't really need remind but if you haven't yet heard part one of
1:59.4	poacher petman, then you're best
2:02.5	off heading over there first and listening to that rather than cracking on here.
2:07.3	Otherwise the episode will make as much sense as the appeal of Coldplay or Post Malone.
2:13.4	If you have caught up with part one, then just a slight recap. In part one, I brought you the account of 16-year-old
2:20.9	Leanne Teernan, a girl who disappeared whilst walking home from a shopping trip. One Sunday, November
2:26.9	afternoon in 2000, in Bramley, in the West Yorkshire City of Leeds. A mass hunt was instigated for Leanne,
2:35.8	but sight nor sound of her was found until almost nine months later, when a dog walker discovered her body some 13 miles away
2:42.7	in Lindley Woods near Otley, and the missing persons case turned into a murder inquiry.
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