Oh, So, Oh, So, the the Hello and a warm welcome to the latest episode of the True Crime Enthusiast

podcast the penultimate episode of the first series of the show before I have an

upcoming couple of week's break I'm Paul the host and true crime enthusiasts of the

title and I thank you guys all for joining me this week I'm coming to you from a very very cold and snow-covered

North Wales. Massive thanks out this week to my latest Patreon supporters. That's Ed Hawkins,

Carol Cee, Linda McGirk, Claire Morrison, Lee Sita and Elise Pantino.

Thanks so much guys, your support is very much appreciated and there is stuff on the way for some

along with the second bonus episode that's now up on the

Patreon page for others that I hope you enjoy. So how's everybody's week been then?

All good I hope? Personally I can't remember the last time I was warm. It's proper Baltic here at the moment and the UK really can't cope with snow.

Hats off to you guys in North America and Scandinavia and places because you just get on with much more extreme weather than we have

but here things come to a standstill and people proper panic bite if it stows for

more than an hour a supermarket left looking like the Walking Dead has actually happened.

Mind you, in the Azdubine me, that's like that all year round,

they could film the thriller video any time of the year there.

So I managed to catch up this week with the latest episode

from Jess Carter at the Outlines podcast and has come to be the norm with a show by

now. It's again excellent. It concerns an unsolved murder, which is always the focus of outlines.

And this episode concerns the 1961 murder of Linda Smith.

Now it's a case I looked at for a potential episode and discussed before now with other true crime

authors but needless to say I won't be covering it now. Jess has set the bar with it as

ever and I thoroughly recommend you not just go and listen to that one but binge on the whole series because it's fantastic.

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