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and welcome back guys thanks for joining us once again this week.

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This week we take a fresh look at what is possibly the most infamous hate crime in UK criminal history.

We're going to be talking about the savage and entirely unprovoked murder of an innocent 18 year old man who was killed as he waited for a bus by a gang of cowardly racists for no other reason than the color of his skin.

This horrific attack not only robbed a family of a young son,

but it cast a broad and ugly light on racial divisions within our society,

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