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Today we're going to explore one of the most shocking and disturbing true crime cases in British history,

the monster of Rillington Place.

This unassuming terrace house in London was the site of unspeakable horrors that would shock the nation

and lead to significant changes in the criminal justice system for years, a seemingly normal couple

lived inside this house. Behind closed doors, a series of brutal murders were being carried out.

The true story of the monster of Rillington Place is one that's going to chill you to the bone,

and if you're questioning how such evil could exist in plain sight,

it's a buckle up. This is a story you don't want to miss.

Hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of the casual criminal lesson.

If you're new here at the format of the show and on my right, this case, Matt.

Thank you, Matt, has written me a script of the monster of Rillington Place as you heard from

Matt's introduction. Get your bones ready to be chilled. Yeah, I don't know why I make you fun.

It's obviously going to be one of those episodes where I say, oh, this is a total horror show, isn't it?

Yeah, with that said, I've not read this before we're going to explore it together. Let's jump in.

It begins with a quote.

It is better that 10 guilty persons escape than one innocent suffer.

This is a quote from 1700s English jurist William Blackstone, and it rings as true today as it

did back then. Injustice is a real thing, one that so many people face as they fight to clear

their names and expose the truth that something that so many in the justice system from cops

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