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Welcome to the Cliff's Edge podcast with your host Ciaran McConnell.
The Swinging sixties are well under way in London town, however as night falls a terrifying crime spree has begun with the murders of over half a dozen women and nobody has been apprehended.
Today's episode covers the rather obscure and unsolved case of the 60's Ripper. Despite the crimes taking place in the same city as Jack the Ripper's did, and there being more victims the case has garnered very little attention. But thankfully brilliant authors like Robin Jarossi have released books about the crimes that make sure that these crimes will not be forgotten. The aforementioned Robin joins me on today's episode to give us all a brilliant insight to details of this obscure case.
WARNING: This episode contains content that listeners may find disturbing.
If you enjoyed the episode, please and like and share. Go raibh míle maith agat" (Thank you very much).
Please check out our links
Robin's website/contact where his excellent books can be found @jarossi.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to the Cliff's Edge podcast with your host Ciaran McConnell.
The Swinging sixties are well under way in London town, however as night falls a terrifying crime spree has begun with the murders of over half a dozen women and nobody has been apprehended.
Today's episode covers the rather obscure and unsolved case of the 60's Ripper. Despite the crimes taking place in the same city as Jack the Ripper's did, and there being more victims the case has garnered very little attention. But thankfully brilliant authors like Robin Jarossi have released books about the crimes that make sure that these crimes will not be forgotten. The aforementioned Robin joins me on today's episode to give us all a brilliant insight to details of this obscure case.
WARNING: This episode contains content that listeners may find disturbing.
If you enjoyed the episode, please and like and share. Go raibh míle maith agat" (Thank you very much).
Please check out our links
Robin's website/contact where his excellent books can be found @jarossi.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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