Hello and welcome to episode 246 of the UK True Crime Podcast. I'm Adam.

For today's episode we head to the northeast of England, to North Tineside, and we look

at the events of one evening in the year 2000, an evening that would change so many lives

forever. But before we get to the story, a huge thank you to my supporters on Patreon,

especially those new members of this exclusive club. That is Mark Clements, Michelle's

Ampereti, James Bancroft, and Beck to myself I miss you. Thank you all so much for your

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