On a February morning in 1968, the body of a young woman was found lying beside the door to a garage

in this lane, just a few streets from her home. Her name was Patricia Docker.

18 months later, a woman called Jamyma McDonald who lived here in the Keith Street was found

dead in a derelict building just next to the little flat where she stayed with her three children.

Three months later, a man taking his dog out in a back court in El Street found a woman

lying against a wall. She was hell in puttuk. All three women were killed after a night out dancing

at Glasgow's Barreland Ballroom. The killings were linked by detectives and came to be known

as the Bible John murders. Back in 1996, I uncovered some of the police notes from the original

investigation. Recently, I looked at those notes again. Dessiste appears to enjoy the company of men

and liked the attention of men. She appeared to be extremely fond of male company and highly

promiscuous. Mrs. Patek was said to be fond of a good time. These victims of murder were being

judged, blamed for what happened to them, but 27-year-old me didn't see that blatant misogyny,

at all. Now it's time that these police notes were made public and I made a mess by telling

these women's studies in as much detail as I can.

Hey lovely listeners and welcome back to Crime Analyst and the Intelligence Cell.

Now in this episode, I'm rejoined by award-winning writer and reporter Audrey Gillan.

As I said in part one, please do listen to Audrey and her teams 10-part series, Bible John,

Creation of a serial killer, as we discuss the case in depth and Audrey's incredible work

investigating the murders of Patricia Docker, Jemima McDonald and Helen Patek.

Audrey uncovers new information and shocking revelations about the case, and I get into it with

Audrey in this episode and share my analysis based on her findings. As always, listen to discretion

as advised. Okay, so without further ado, let's dive back in where we left off.

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