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I'm Hello all and welcome to the latest episode of the True Crime Enthusiast podcast, where each week, myself Paul,

the creator and true crime enthusiast of the show's title, looks at some of the more obscure

and forgotten cases that the UK and Ireland has in its dark history. I thank you very much

for all joining me today, and I hope that you're all well and good as the episode finds you.

So this week brings a change from the episode that I'd originally planned as the research

for the planned case proper over ran against real life and when I can record and edit the

show. So I've decided to release one of the show Patreon episodes as this week's episode

rather than skip a week.

I mean, these things do happen, don't they?

But on the plus side of this, I have managed to research so much usable material now

that the planned single episode has now become a two-parter.

And I'd always strive for detail and a more comfortable and manageable narrative

over a number of parts rather

than try and remake the bloody Godfather trilogy over a podcast episode. So the first part of that

will be coming next week instead. The case that I've opted to use instead for this week then

is a quite recent Patreon episode of the show that takes place

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