You're going to. Oh, Oh, Hello folks and welcome to the True Crime Enthusiast podcast and Paul the Creator host and True Crime Enthusiasts, Podcast, and Paul, the creator host and True Crime Enthusiast of the show's title,

and I'm not coming to you today with an episode, but I'm coming to you with this long promised review of the fifth series of the show.

Now it's been the longest series that we've done.

It's been the one that, although I feel like I work hard on every episode that I put out

and I do put the same amount of effort into everything that goes out

the series patron episodes whatever I feel this series is the one that I've worked

hardest on it's ran from February to December. It's been lots on 34 episodes in total that I'm counting and I've decided to go back to February and run through each one giving you a bit of background about why I chose it,

anecdotes about the cases, so let's just go for it right now.

This is totally unscripted,

you might hear a few mistakes, might repeat myself,

you might even hear the bloody cat's bell ringing, but that's nothing new. I leave that in episodes anyway.

And he is here sitting at my feet mooching about. So if you'll join me in Peaks, we'll go back to February to the body on

Corstofin Hill which is the opening two-part of the fifth series of the true

crime enthusiasts podcast.

Now I come across this case while I was researching another one and I found it was just horrific.

Who can do that to their own mother, to slaughter her in such a way and to just

discard the body in pieces in a park near to where you live is just the stuff of

nightmares isn't it? I looked further into Dunleavy.

The crimes that he committed, the way he treated his ex-partner

and stuff that he'd done beforehand,

it was just somebody who never ever deserves to walk the streets again.

Totally is where he needs to be.

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