Season 6 - Episode 12

They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime

They Walk Among Us

True Crime

4.6 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 1 September 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Anthony Morley clothed himself in a white dressing gown, over his underwear, and put on some flip-flops. He was covered in blood when he left his house on Bexley Place in Leeds. He stumbled into a local takeaway and told shocked staff to call the police…

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Strange Stuff by Matt Harris

Sink Whole Dream by The 129ers

80s Cop Show by Twin Musicom

A Stranger Thing by Bruno E.

432 Hurts by Drake Stafford

Ebow Song by Rest You Sleeping Giant

Rue Lake by Kevin Hartnell

Closer to the Sun by Rest You Sleeping Giant

Homeland Cassette by Uuriter

Aurora by Kevin Hartnell

Heart of the Beast by Kevin MacLeod

For Anna by Rest You Sleeping Giant

Hearth by Rest You Sleeping Giant

Sleepwalker V by Sergey Cheremisinov

Open Sea Morning by Puddle of Infinity

Harbor by Kai Engel

Chalet by Meydän

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Transcript

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0:00.0	This episode is sponsored by Glass Onion, a knives out mystery.
0:05.0	Daniel Craig returns as the intrepid southern detective Benoit Blanc as he travels to Greece
0:12.0	for his latest case.
0:14.0	How and why he comes to be at a lavish private estate is the first of the film's many puzzles.
0:20.0	As with all the best murder mysteries each character harbors their own secrets,
0:25.0	and when someone turns up dead everyone is a suspect.
0:30.0	Without giving away any spoilers, I think Glass Onion breathes new life into the who-done-it genre
0:36.0	and doesn't need CGI or special effects to make an entertaining and intelligent movie
0:41.0	that follows some fantastic non-linear storytelling.
0:45.0	Director Ryan Johnson perfectly peels back the layers in this dark comedy,
0:50.0	and if you're an armchair detective, I hope like me,
0:53.0	you'll take as much joy from making the wrong assumptions about what was coming next as the right ones.
1:00.0	Daniel Craig is joined by an incredible cast, including Kate Hudson, Edward Norton, Dave Batista,
1:07.0	Jean-Elmonnaie and Catherine Hahn.
1:10.0	This is the perfect film to watch over the holidays as you put your feet up in front of the tele,
1:15.0	after you've polished off the turkey and Christmas pudding.
1:19.0	Watch Glass Onion ain't knives out mystery, only on Netflix.
1:36.0	Welcome to season 6, episode 12 of They Walk Among Us,
1:42.0	a podcast dedicated to UK through crime.
1:49.0	This episode contains distressing themes, offensive language and descriptions of violence.
1:58.0	This podcast is intended for a mature audience.
2:02.0	Listen to caution is advised.
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