Hello and welcome to episode 380 of the UK True Crime Podcast.

Thank you so much for joining me today.

In this episode, researched and written by my good friend author Chris Wood.

Today's story from Suffolk is a familiar theme.

It's reality versus the facade that we present to the outside world,

love, lust, and jealousy. Sounds like a decent Friday night, huh?

Talking of evenings, please join me on Sunday at 7 PM for the latest podcasters roundtable,

where Me, Mike and Paul will be joined

by the excellent Bob and Alley from Twisted Britain.

It's going to be a lot of fun.

Just head to Crowdcast and search

for True Crime poders roundtable.

So let's set some context ahead of today's story with our guest a month in year game.

Number two in the UK music charts was Milly Vanilli with Girl I'm Gonna Miss You.

In the US, Miss You Much from Janet Jackson topped the charts and the best-selling album

of this year in Australia was volume one from the Trave Wilburys. In the news this month the

leader of East Germany Eric Honeker resigned, an earthquake in San Francisco killed 67 people. In the days before F1 was a procession and the

techs from a team manager were more interesting than the actions on the track,

the McLaren teammates and Amprost and Aertensen-in Center collided and skidded into an escape road during the Japanese Grand Prix.

Prost retired from the race and claimed his third Formula One World Drivers Championship.

In the UK Michael Knighton dropped his big to buy Manchester United.

Nigel Lawson resigned as Chancellor of Vix Jekker, replaced by John Major. And in UK to crime news the Guilford 4 were released from prison after the

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