Hello and welcome to episode 289 of the UK True Crime Podcast. I'm Adam.

Today it's a special episode as I'm joined by Bob, the less good looking half of Twisted

Britain. Welcome Bob. I'll do that. I haven't called worse. I can really imagine. But for those

who don't know of you in Twisted Britain, maybe tell us a bit about you.

Well, first off, thanks for having me. It's an absolute pleasure to do this with the Adam

Cheers. As you say, I want to have Twisted Britain myself and my co-host Ali record a podcast

in a pub. That sounds like fun, but actually it's an absolute nightmare. At the same time

of us is the Domino's League. We have several old men playing dominoes in the background

of our podcast. If you like true crime, pubs, pints and old men playing dominoes,

twist the brunt for you. Well, you've certainly sold it there, Bob. If you haven't listened

to Twisted Britain, I went down to a recording episode with the guys for Christmas. A lot

of fun, great episodes. They've become more and older cases, not in the book, right?

Yeah, we've kind of fallen into that. We started the podcast a few years ago myself and

my previous co-host and the Dean started it because we would have been listening to those

podcasts and we went, nobody's talking about weird enough shit for us. It probably says

more about us than it does about podcasting. But we've just kind of found our way into

the historic crimes that you've maybe not heard so much about. We've just recorded

an episode that to me should be a much, much bigger case than it actually is, but it's

not covered that much because it's just a bit weird. And that's the stuff that we fall

into. We talk about, we've done cases on a Sony Bean, Britain's biggest cannibal, we've

done, oh God, what are the nuts ones we've done? We've covered everything from the only

ever assassinated British Prime Minister right through to cannibals and witches and murderers

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