Welcome to season 4, episode 6 of A Walker Mungus, a podcast dedicated to UK True Crime.

This is part 1 of a two-part case.

Listen a caution is advised as this episode contains adult themes and descriptions that some

listeners may find distressing.

Kylm Lane is a narrow road flanked by woodland crossing the river Itchin and winding southeast

from the village of Otterborne to the quiet hamlet of Brambridge in the southeast of England.

Although isolated measuring roughly a mile, the road is used as a commuter route so a

considerable amount of traffic passes through during peak travel times.

Shortly before 6pm on Friday, January 11th, 2008, police were alerted to an address on

the thoroughfare close to the riverbank.

The woman in her late 70s had been found dead in her kitchen with injuries that suggested

she had been severely assaulted.

The victim was identified as 77-year-old widow Georgina Elizabeth Edmonds.

She was discovered by her son and two groundskeepers.

They became suspicious when they could not see any movement in the property and Georgina

was not answering her phone.

Once they accessed the home and switched on the lights, they found her in a pool of blood.

While there appeared to be no sign of a break in as the doors and all but one of the windows

were locked, it was not unusual for her to leave the home unsecured during the daylight

hours.

The widow of nearly 20 years lived there alone with her spaniels, Amber and Daisy.

The following day a post-mortem was undertaken.

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