Season 4 - Episode 4 / Replay

They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime

They Walk Among Us

True Crime

4.6 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2022

⏱️ 60 minutes

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REPLAY. There has been a significant update to the investigation since this episode was released, so we are re-releasing it as a refresher, before a detailed case update is published in several days time.

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Ruth and Dean Neave lived on Redmile Walk in the Welland Estate of Peterborough. Social services were highly involved with the family. The children were placed on the at-risk register, and Ruth was vocal with authorities about not being able to cope — she even threatened that she might hurt her children…

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0:00.0	Every household will get help with energy bills this winter.
0:04.4	The UK Government is giving you an extra £400 to ward your bills.
0:10.3	For most households, payments are automatic.
0:14.2	If you're on a traditional pre-payment meter, you'll receive vouchers.
0:19.0	You will also get even more help with your bills, with the energy price guarantee.
0:24.0	Find out more at gov.uk forward slash Help for households today.
0:32.4	Hello listeners.
0:33.6	You may remember the tragic 1994 unsolved case of six-year-old Ricky Neve in P-Tibra,
0:40.8	which we covered on season 4 episode 4 of They Walk Among Us.
0:45.3	There has been a significant update to the investigation since the episode was released,
0:51.2	so we are re-releasing that episode as a refresher,
0:54.7	before a detailed case update is published in several days' time.
0:59.3	Thank you all for listening and on with the episode.
1:22.9	Welcome to season 4 episode 4 of They Walk Among Us.
1:28.6	A podcast dedicated to UK True Crime.
1:39.9	Listen a caution is advised, as this episode contains adult themes and descriptions
1:45.7	that some listeners may find is stressing.
2:02.1	Anne and Alex Gregg, who lived in Lewisham South London,
2:05.7	became parents to a baby girl Ruth van in August 1968.
2:10.4	Ruth spent the first few months of her life seeing her mother and father through the clear plastic
2:17.2	of an incubator, though she wouldn't be part of the couple's future. They were struggling.
2:22.8	Anne was battling anorexia. Alex was physically disabled, and they were already parent to a young
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