Hello and welcome to episode 198 of the UK True Crime Podcast, I'm Adam. Today's story

features a man who possibly enjoyed the sound of his voice more than Pierre's Morgan.

Okay, and now I'm just being silly now. But like so many stories we hear on this podcast,

it returns to our theme that we see in our lives and is amplified on our social media

every day. Reality versus the facade that people create. Before we begin, there's always

a huge thank you to my supporters on Patreon, especially this week's new members of this

exclusive club. That is Lewis Lundy, Jonathan Greenwell, Marissa Ann, Haley Grocock and Marcus

H. It's great to have you all on board and thank you so much for your support. If you haven't

joined the fun yet, come and join the party at patreon.com slash UK True Crime.

Undelighted that this episode is again sponsored by WUGA, the creator of June's Journey.

Have you played it yet? Released almost three years ago, June's Journey is an hidden object

mystery game set in the 1920s, with over three million active fans all around the world,

including me. I love it as a game as it's challenging but relaxing and I love the beautiful

colourful detail of the game. Each of the scenes has been handcrafted. If like me, you love

the style of the 1920s, you will love it. And even if not, though the detective in you will not

be able to stop playing as you take on the role of June who returns home to her family's estate,

only to find her system murdered, leading to a global quest to solve the crime.

This is a free-to-download mobile game available for free on mobile devices and on desktop through

Amazon and Facebook. Come and join me and all the other players today,

download June's Journey for free from the App Store or Google Play or by clicking the link in the

show notes for this episode. This episode is brought to you by Best Fiends. Have you played this game

yet? I am only on level 52 but I already love Best Fiends as it's a casual game that you can just

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