Hello Albert Einstein here. Today I've popped into Dev's cafe. He's one of many business owners

who are already using a smart meter to feel more in control of their budgeting. A smart meter helps

you track your energy use and costs over time so you know how much you're spending on your energy

bills. Meaning less time guessing and more time to focus on the other important... Do you want milk

with that? Pits of your business. Such catasmart meter today, eligibility may vary consumer action

required. Hello and welcome to episode 200 of the UK True Crime Podcast. I'm Adam.

Today's story from Summer Set is similar in many ways to my very first episode. The seat,

murder and planning online to set a very different narrative. Don't worry, don't worry.

As you know, I'm not really into milestones so this won't be any sort of special show today.

Yep, no change there then. No thinking my parents, pausing to reflect or highlights.

Clearly the table is pretty bad when it covers the highlights. But hmm, anyway.

200 episodes. It doesn't mean that after releasing a podcast weekly since the

November 2016, I now feel less my usual Alan Partridge and more Ian Beale from EastEnders.

Due to longevity, rather looks I should add. What a thought.

Thank you so much for listening for this time and I guess I owe you an apology,

as it hasn't really got any better in four years. But hey, it's been fun and let's see where we go

from here. Before we begin, there's always a huge thank you to my supporters on Patreon,

especially this week's new members of this exclusive club. That is Susan Spencer,

David Jeffries, Robin Koch and Wendy Saunders. Thank you so much.

If you aren't on board yet at the good shit Patreon, head on down to the dark at patreon.com-a-uk2crime.

And from next week, supporters on Patreon will be suggesting an unsolved case,

but I will cover in depth once a month at the end of the episode.

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