Season 2 - Episode 18

They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime

They Walk Among Us

True Crime

4.6 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2018

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Olivia was woken up around 3:30 am on December 30, 1999, by the sound of something crashing to the ground. She prodded her husband awake. She was sure that somebody was in the house. She jumped out of bed and ran to lock the bedroom door. George, her husband, was wide awake now. He got up, put on his boots, before manoeuvring past his wife and making his way down the dark staircase. When he reached the bottom floor, he felt the cold December air coming in through a broken kitchen window. Amongst the shattered glass was a broken piece of a statue of St Michael that was usually kept in the conservatory. He went to another room and smelt cigarette smoke in the air. Someone was in the house. He decided to return to his wife upstairs, but by this time she made her way to the living room, which adjoined to their bedroom. She was calling for help.

They could hear someone downstairs walking on the broken glass. What was going to happen to them and who exactly was in their house?

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Lithium by Kevin MacLeod

Blue Sizzle by Kevin MacLeod

Giant Wyrm by Kevin MacLeod

Myst on the Moor by Kevin MacLeod

Tenebrous Brothers Carnival - Prelude by Kevin MacLeod

Ossuary 7 - Resolve by Kevin MacLeod

Concentration by Kevin MacLeod

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0:00.0	The Queen's of the Stone Age, the End is Neuro.
0:06.8	Baby don't go for me.
0:10.2	Performing at venues across the UK this November with special guests
0:15.0	the Chaps and Deep Town tickets on sale now.
0:18.6	I can go with the flow.
0:22.6	Queen's of the Stone Age live.
0:25.4	New album in Times New Roman out now.
0:30.0	This episode is sponsored by Let Me In by Claire McGowan, the best selling author of What
0:38.6	You Did.
0:40.2	This thrilling tale is available on the 20th of June in e-book paperback and audiobook
0:45.6	editions.
0:46.6	For Helen and George the remote fixer upper in Cornwall was supposed to be a dream home
0:53.0	and a way to leave behind the problems they're both running from.
0:57.3	There's something about the place feels wrong from day one and why does Helen have a creeping
1:02.6	feeling she's seen this house before.
1:05.4	There are an ease only deepens after renovations begin when the builders find sinister dolls hidden
1:11.8	in the walls.
1:13.6	As Helen digs into the house's past she discovers that the previous owner was not only rumoured
1:19.5	to be a witch, she was also imprisoned for a brutal triple murder 30 years earlier.
1:26.3	When horrific accident almost ends in tragedy, Helen worries that the house's secrets
1:31.7	are to blame and as events spiral out of control she discovers George has been lying to
1:37.4	her.
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