Hello and welcome to this episode 4 of the True Crime Enthusiast podcast. I'm Paul the host and

true crime enthusiast of the title and as always on the podcast by now I thank you the listener

for joining me today. I'd also like to thank those who have been kind enough to leave the

true crime enthusiast a review on iTunes, although for some bizarre

reason, you have to change countries in your iTunes to be able to see these reviews, as they

only seem to appear in the country that the review has come from. So unless I'm doing something

drastically wrong, this seems a strange and irksome glitch. Come on, sort it out, Apple. I'm sure

it's not just myself who has these

glitches, is it? Once again, I'd like to remind that coming to the podcast in the near future

are a number of guest pieces from some great crime researchers and writers, whose blogs I find

are a must-read each week. I'm very excited about these, and I'm sure that you, the listener,

will be left impressed also.

So back to this week and this week on the true crime enthusiast is the concluding part

of the disturbing case of the Stockwell Strangler. If you haven't heard the previous episode,

where have you guys been? But no, I sincerely hope that you get to listen to it for a

better understanding of the case

so a quick recap is as follows

when we left the last episode

the elderly of south London had been left in fear in their own homes

by an evil and brutal killer who broke in the dead of night

strangled them in their beds and then committed some of the most evil indignities upon

them. The killer seemed to be out of control and he had killed at least six over a 17-week

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