You're going to. Oh, Oh, Hello all and warmest welcomes to an almost lockdown free edition of the True Crime

Enthusiast, North Wales's premiere one-person

True Crime Show, the looks for and recounts the often obscure the forgotten or unfamiliar crimes,

both the solved ones and the unsolved ones from all corners of the UK and Ireland.

Looking for these for yourselves is myself, Paul, the creator, host and true crime enthusiasts of the show's title.

You guys are the enthusiasts that keep me working at doing this each week,

but it's absolutely brilliant having you back on me again.

And as you're listening, I hope that each of you and yours are all good and you're all safe and well.

So firstly thank you so much for the feedback and remarks about this season's multi-part at Maniac.

All of the episodes of it are out now for listening by the way.

I was so pleased to bring it you and for the recent review that I kindly got moaning about my use of the arc word throughout it,

well it's a multi-episodes portion of a usually standalone episodic series

that looks at a specific case so I think it's only fitting to refer to it as an

arc I didn't know what else to call it but thank you very much for taking the

time out to leave that review knocking stars off for me for doing so though.

Some people are a bloody tough crowd aren't they?

Moving on from the highly strung, all of your comments and feedback really has been greatly appreciated folks and from what I gather maniac's been well received. It's definitely the most

audacious tale that I've done on the show to date, but it's one that I thoroughly

enjoyed researching and writing.

It's brilliant bringing you a case study like that.

Now I've already tentatively chosen next series is similar offering.

I don't know if it'll end up as long as maniac ran or if indeed it will end up being the one that I've chosen but who knows we'll see when we're there

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