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I'm sorry. Hello all and welcome to another episode of the True Crime Enthusiast podcast, a podcast looking at bizarre,

obscure and often forgotten crimes from the shores of the UK and Ireland. I'm Paul, the creator

and true crime enthusiast of the show's title, a show which I thank you all for joining me with

today. I hope that you guys are all good. Now there's not too much waffling away at the start

this week as I proper beavered away and I've written a longer episode than it usually would

and I probably could have continued as well. Did not decide to draw a line where under it. There was

that much of research concerning this week's case. But we shall get to that shortly.

Thanks very much to new and returning listeners, plus to the new show Patreon supporters.

That's Diane Lowe, Hannes, Annabelle Pickon, Jessica Rabbit and the mysteriously named Just Lisa.

Cheers for your support, all.

It's very much appreciated, and I'm about to start work on bonus episode number 15,

which will be ready for release on the 1st of April. You guys can also join these and others as the Patreon support of the show should you wish. It's very self-explanatory and it can be found

either with the link in the episode show notes this week or by seeking out the true crime

enthusiast podcast on the

Patreon site. Now, I don't have a show promo for inclusion this week. I'll be back to getting one

in in the next episode of the show, but this week we're grabbing the bull right by the balls and

getting straight down to the case in question for this episode. As I mentioned in the previous one, The Horror in the

Hostel, this week I'm taking a slightly different focus than I normally would on the True

Crime Enthusiast podcast, and I'm covering a topical case that's also quite a celebrated one,

at least that I think it is anyway. It's a crime that stems back to 1986 and the town of Brighton in the English

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