It's 2003 in Birmingham.

Doors have been slammed in your face, you're not welcome here.

They were capable of murder.

Drive-by killings, gang wars, a vigilante group that fought against Jamaica's notorious yardies.

The home boy thought we're not going to take this anymore.

We're going to be even more violent than you.

Before turning on each other.

I'm Livy Haydock and this is gangster, the story of the Burger Bar boys.

Listen first on BBC Sounds.

BBC Sounds, music radio podcasts.

It's probably a white male age 30 to 40 wearing sneakers, has blue hair.

Up to blue hair, you actually did describe the average criminal.

No I described an average man which is accidentally the same.

I'm criminal psychologist Dr Julia Shaw and I'm stand-up comedian Sophie Hagen and this is a trailer for our new podcast bad people

But before we tell you more we just want to let you know that we'll be talking about murder and other violent crimes.

Because that's literally what the podcast is about.

Story is about people that most of us would consider evil.

People that do the unspeakable... We are speaking about the unspeakable.

We are speaking about the unspeakable.

And the stories are so good and often unexpected,

and most importantly to me, it's not just about the gory details. I also love that we have

access to all of these archives where we can get clips from the actual

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