Season 5 - Episode 12

They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime

They Walk Among Us

True Crime

4.6 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

He was alarmed by the long trail of blood in the aisle. It reached at least twelve feet long. In the artificial light of the carriage, it almost looked black. As the train pulled away, with no emergency stop signal or no way of contacting the driver, it was twenty minutes before it ground to a halt at the next station. A second passenger boarded the carriage. In a state of shock, the two strangers conversed, deciding what to do at the next stop. Whoever had lost such a great deal of blood was severely injured or possibly dead, but there was no sign of them on the train.

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0:00.0	Welcome to season 5, episode 12 of They Walk Among Us.
0:21.0	A podcast dedicated to UK True Crime.
0:33.0	This episode contains distressing themes and descriptions of violence.
0:39.0	This podcast is intended for a mature audience.
0:43.0	Listener caution is advised.
1:04.0	He was alarmed by the long trail of blood in the aisle.
1:08.0	It reached at least 12 feet long.
1:12.0	In the artificial light of the carriage it almost looked black.
1:17.0	As the train pulled away with no emergency stop signal or no way of contacting the driver,
1:24.0	it was 20 minutes before it ground to a hole to the next station.
1:29.0	A second passenger boarded the carriage.
1:33.0	In a state of shock the two strangers conversed, deciding what to do at the next stop.
1:41.0	Whoever had lost such a great deal of blood was severely injured or possibly dead.
1:46.0	But there was no sign of them on the train.
2:02.0	Janet Maddox got on the 902pm train at London, Houston, heading to Birmingham, New Street.
2:09.0	The carriages were old even by 1985 standards.
2:14.0	It was going to be a slow journey.
2:17.0	The 8th carriage train was going to Shudder and Creek at almost every stop, 16 in total.
2:25.0	Perhaps Janet did not realise that just a few minutes later,
2:29.0	a faster, more modern train was due to arrive at Houston, cutting out numerous stops along the way.
2:37.0	Maybe she needed the long journey to decompress after a long day.
2:43.0	Janet had separated from her husband Peter Maddox, but on Wednesday March 20th 1985,
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