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We've all been there, standing on the platform catching your breath watching the last train home pull away, holiday blues or a rainy day tucked up on the sofa.

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Heinz. Ah, that's better. Welcome to Murder Mile.

Today, I'm standing on Bouchier Street in Soho, W1.

A few paces east of the spot where Captain Richie was bricked.

A few doors west of the last plea of Henry Hall.

A few doors up of the beating of baby Richard.

And the same street as the dog who saw it all.

Coming soon to Murder Mile.

Formerly called Little Dean Street, Bouchier Street connects Dean Street and Wardle Street.

As little more than a dark drab alley, where the e-trees of Old Compton Street park their sticky oozing bins and the frequently

soused empty their bladders. For good reason, it's the most avoided part of Soho.

For those who don't watch where they're walking, common items to step on in the street are usually a puddle of piddle, a splat of sick, a splash of gentleman's relish, a used condom, a pair of spoiled trousers, a pineapple-shaped butt plug, dirty syringes and feces.

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