Tragedy in Dorset: Episode 83

UK True Crime Podcast

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🗓️ 11 June 2018

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Lyme Regis in Dorset is a stunning coastal town. In March 1993 a school from Plymouth arrived and on day one, their first activity was a canoe trip across Lyme Bay to Charmouth. Very quickly, the fun turned to absolute horror and in this episode of the UK True Crime Weekly Podcast we look at just what happened on that terrible day.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to episode 83 of the UK True Crime Weekly Podcast. I'm Adam.
0:07.7	Before we begin, a huge congratulations to friend of the show Chris Wood and his wife
0:13.2	who have just welcomed their daughter to the world this week.
0:16.7	You know that means Chris on those late nights and early mornings, lots more time to write
0:22.2	some fantastic episodes.
0:24.3	Well done to you both.
0:26.0	Also, a huge thank you to all my supporters on Patreon, but especially this week's
0:31.1	new supporters, that Susan Cowell, Lucy Sparrow, Joe Wittcliffe and Kelly Palacio.
0:38.6	I recently released what just yesterday, bonus episode 16 for Patreon supporters, and
0:44.1	as well as those 16 episodes, there is also access to other exclusive content.
0:50.0	This week I'll be recording a special video just for Patreon supporters talking about
0:54.5	the future of this podcast.
0:57.0	Just head to patreon.com slash a UK True Crime to join this special club.
1:03.2	This week's episode, for the first time, examines a case of corporate manslaughter.
1:09.0	The offense was created to rectify the problem identified by 17th century English judge
1:14.4	who said that companies have a sold-down, but nobody to kick.
1:19.2	I'm also delighted that this week's show is sponsored again by the economist.
1:24.3	Over 170 years, the economist has helped inform our thinking on a range of issues.
1:30.2	Not just economics and finance, it covers a range of subjects from politics and business
1:35.3	to science, technology, arts and the environment.
1:38.4	There's lots in the current issue for fans of True Crime across the globe.
1:43.1	Two articles stood out for me.
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