Season 4 - Episode 31

They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime

They Walk Among Us

True Crime

4.6 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2020

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

The fire was intense. The strap of the victim's wristwatch had disintegrated. The hands of the watch — still visible, had stopped moving at 2:58 am… about the same time its wearer had lost their life.

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Lost Highway by Au.Ra

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First of the Last by Silent Partner

The Ten Names by I Think I Can Help You

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0:00.0	Welcome to season 4, episode 31 of They Walk Among Us.
0:17.4	A podcast dedicated to UK True Crime.
0:29.0	Even a caution is advised, as this episode contains adult themes and descriptions that
0:34.8	some listeners may fight distressing.
0:52.5	The fire was intense.
0:54.7	The strap of the victim's wristwatch had disintegrated.
0:59.2	The hands of the watch still visible had stopped moving at 258 AM.
1:05.9	About the same time, it's wearer had lost their life.
1:26.6	Brighton is a popular resort town on the south coast of England.
1:31.3	Big shops appear and the striking rule of the region, all of which attracts tourists
1:37.4	in their droves every year, enjoying the shingle beach, amusement arcades and fishing ships
1:44.4	by the sea.
1:46.7	Seaside locations like Brighton also attract people who want to start over, and who
1:52.2	beginning taking in the clean sea air, unknown to the people around them.
1:58.8	That was precisely why Glindor Collins and Brenda McCall moved to Brighton.
2:04.6	The couple had been living there just six weeks, when in September 1974, they were spending
2:10.8	the evening in a pub.
2:13.9	They crossed paths with a stranger who invited them back to his flat to drink after hours.
2:21.0	The horrors of that night would not be easily forgotten, or the emergency crew who attended
2:26.6	the scene.
2:43.1	Coventry-born Glindor Collins was one of four sons, raised by parents Edward and Maple
2:49.6	Collins.
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