We'll get into your true crime show in just a moment. When this episode finishes, make sure

you've got another gripping listen from the Always True Crime Network queued up next.

Murdemile and the true crime enthusiast have teamed up to bring you a chilling case

that remains one of Britain's most haunting, unsolved mysteries. In the 50s and 60s, the bodies

of eight women were discovered in and around the River Thames

in West London, sparking fears that a serial killer was targeting vulnerable young women.

With no witnesses, no convictions, and suspects still debated to this day, Mike and Paul

reveal the murky details of this investigation.

Search for Murder Mile and the true crime enthusiast to hear both sides of their deep dive into this mysterious case.

Hello and welcome to episode 509 of the UK True Crime Podcast. I'm Adam.

Thank you so much for joining me today for this episode which comes

from the South Coast of England. And once again, it explores what happens in the lives of people

living on the fringes of society. Those people whose days aren't filled with aspirations for the

future, but sometimes are just about getting through today, tomorrow and this week.

It is a part of society, as we've heard on this podcast so many times,

where violence is part of life, as we will hear again today.

But before we get into the story, let's quickly set some context

with our guests the month and year game. You ready?

Top of the UK charts was Billy Elish and what I was made for.

In the US, last night from Morgan Wallen was in the top spot.

And in Australia, the top album this month was G-flit and drummer.

In the news, the film Barbie passed $1 million at the global box office. I still think

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