The Monster Butler / Roy Fontaine - Part 1

They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime

They Walk Among Us

True Crime

4.6 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2018

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

To ensure his brother couldn’t lift his head above the water, Roy held it under for a moment as the last of the air left Donald’s lungs. As Roy and Michael stepped back from the bathtub, they patiently waited. After five minutes, Donald’s body bobbed to the surface... (Part 1 of 2).

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Despair and Triumph by Kevin MacLeod

Calmant by Kevin MacLeod

Mesmerize by Kevin MacLeod

Wounded by Kevin MacLeod

On the Shore by Kevin MacLeod

Promising Relationship by Kevin MacLeod

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0:00.0	Welcome to Season 2, Episode 23 of They Walk Among us, a podcast dedicated to UK True Crime.
0:22.0	This is part one of a two-part story.
0:25.9	Listener caution is advised as this episode contains adult themes and descriptions that some
0:31.6	listeners may find distressing.
0:42.3	Just another scotch, then he would show them a trick he had learnt in prison. Donald Paul asked for a piece of string and his brother Roy went into the kitchen to get him some.
0:48.3	The piece of cord he retrieved had been cut from the waist pull of a pair of pyjama trousers.
0:53.3	Donald told his audience of two that he could tie someone up securely using only a six inch length of cord.
1:01.0	He would need an assistant. His brother was eager to volunteer.
1:06.0	First he cut the cord into two three inch lengths.
1:10.0	Taking off his shoes and socks, he asked his helper to tie his big toes together.
1:14.6	Roy obliged.
1:16.6	Donald then lay on his front and brought his legs up so his heels were touching his back.
1:21.6	With his arms behind him, he then instructed his older brother to tie his thumbs together over his legs.
1:28.7	It was done. See, you can't get out of it, Donald said triumphantly, as a smile spread across his
1:35.7	face. As soon as his brother Roy and his friend Michael Kitto would untie him, Donald would try
1:41.5	to convince the pair to let him join them on their next jewellery
1:44.7	heist. But he wasn't going to be untied. Instead of unpicking the knots, Roy walked into the
1:51.1	bathroom. Donald asked Michael to untie him, but Michael didn't respond. Roy returned with some
1:58.7	cotton wall soaked in chloroform and pressed it over his brother's nostrils.
2:03.6	Donald struggled as much as he could to free himself, but the knots were too tight.
2:08.6	After a few seconds he was still.
2:11.6	Roy and Michael carried Donald upstairs to the bathroom where a hot bath had been running. Picking up his limp body,
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