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what's up you guys? i'm haley and on
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andrea and this is inhuman a
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hello betty welcome back on
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just a little
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follow up because if you're not on our petri
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on i don't think we talked about
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the adnan syed news on
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the regular podcast i feel great
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talked about it on patriotic yes in case
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you missed it on a motion
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to vacate adnan syed
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ads conviction has been filed by the
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prosecution in the case which
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is why alleged you
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don't know that case it's the murder of hae min lee
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popularize there and honestly what popularized
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have done a really like in that
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so highly recommend listening about
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those if you haven't by a lot
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of people believe that a nonce i add is
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not guilty yet he has been in jail
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for the last when
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over twenty years early on he are now that
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was ninety nine when her murder yeah
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this yeah so long
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time and they were
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conducting a review the
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defensive prosecution were working together
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reviewing the case in the trial and
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all of that and basically they came to the conclusion
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that there were two suspects that the prosecution
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knew about that could be involved and
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they did not tell the defense that
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the big issue because they have to tell the defense
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about that kind of thing in a court
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there's all these legal terms that i'm not gonna get
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into here but you have to tell them
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though because of that the prosecution has filed
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a motion to vacate
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his conviction this does not
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mean that has
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he is
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found innocent it's just
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that he does
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the new trial
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basically what they're saying so today
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when you're listening to this episode monday is
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when they're supposedly meeting
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to decide if he's gonna be released
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wow you know a retrial
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is being
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the gather some so crazy
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unlike
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a is so
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huge on so
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i don't know if we never talked about the season the podcast before
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i'm andrea is fully
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in the camp of he's innocent
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the i am like i'm
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like eighty twenty a i'm like
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eighty percent he's innocent twenty
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versus not that he is guilty i'm just
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unsure unlike idea i
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can't one hundred percent say
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they idol and and home keys an essay
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yeah i'm
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but i do think he did not get
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a fair trial so no matter what hates
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if he's innocent or guilty he did not get
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a fair trial and so i'm really happy
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that this is happening and is
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is going to be crazy the his who knows if there ever
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even gonna be able to find like a jury
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a how are they even going to find the
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jury i mean i'm sure there's people who don't know the
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case the staff get
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a bunch of owner bihari while bihari don't have don't
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have idea either because ah you
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know he got kind of racially profiled
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because he is he's
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muslim
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please can't remember where you from
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it like with the my mind on
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yeah me too come on
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a while since i think it's in the middle east so i'm
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pretty sure somewhere yeah but yeah
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so maybe the older
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population might not be the this
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versus yeah the
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yeah they're going after that's gonna be a whole
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thing but i'm really happy he's getting a
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the trial yeah will
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the are just wanted to share that little true crime
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news before we get into today's case
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the and on today
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we're going to be talking buddy technically
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unsolved wells double homicide
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were actually discovered this case while
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doing research for our september
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patriotic bonus episode that
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was about was wells serial killer batman
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was looked into for his possible involvement
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in this case so
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if you want to hear his whole backstory you
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can go check out our great humans patriot
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tier to lessen the link is always in our
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show notes in our instagram bio and all of that
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but that being said you don't have to know that
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whole story to listen to this one because
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while that serial killer has been connected
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in several media outlets hi
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and a lotta people do not believe he
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is responsible for this double homicide
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so you don't have to know that whole story
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it's just is that my interest you are
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higher you can listen to it and shout
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out to sarnoff are suggesting the
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original okay so now you know about this will and
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physicists yeah and it's crazy i can't
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leave i'd never heard of this so i know
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this case is actually known as
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one of wales most notorious unsolved
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cases damn so let's
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get into it harry
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and meghan twos lived on a
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remote farm and just north of
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land harry in south wales the
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united kingdom and they lived
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at p r e one farm
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pretty sure thing that are hate i did my best
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but it was it was remote from
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just outside of region their
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farm this farm with ten acre
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is it had been in meghan family for
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over a century and harry and megan took
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over the farm i think when they got
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married so they enjoyed keeping
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up the farm the it was a lot of work but
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they really enjoyed it and it
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was just what they were used to in what they did the
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, have one daughter cheryl
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and then when she grew up she decided to move
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away from the farm she wasn't really into
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that
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lifestyle she she didn't want to like
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continue that up so she moved
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away when she was an adult
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now harry was well known in the community through
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his market garden business the
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he had grown ordered
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something that a farm and for them at a market
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but in nineteen eighty six he had retired
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deciding to send his extra time continuing
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to grow cabbages but otherwise
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living a pretty uneventful life
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in nineteen ninety two what his shotgun
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was actually mysteriously stolen
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from the farm by
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other than that nothing happened at the remote
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home they lived a totally normal hours
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with everything was just normal
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and the morning of monday july twenty
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six nineteen ninety three was a
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completely normal day for the to sixty
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four year old harry and sixty seven year old meghan
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went into town to collect their pension and
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shop at the local tesco this is
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something they did all the time people
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knew there
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eighteen and we're used to
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there at the tesco harry
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ran into one of his sisters who later
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reported noticing nothing off about
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brother and his wife
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the returned back to their foreign that morning by eleven
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am as reported by a neighbor who
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was leaving her house they
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were completely normal one
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thirty pm at to gun shots fired
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thirty seconds apart where heard by the
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neighbors coming from their farm however
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this is not unusual because they knew
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that harry would shoot at rabbits who are eating
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his cabbage find
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this i know that made me really sad but like he
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had to protect his shop i gag
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and i though the neighbors
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didn't think that this was
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weird hearing these shotgun right
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and it's a farm i mean people might
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just shoot for the hell that tip of yeah
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exactly it wasn't we're at all yeah
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harry and megan's daughter cheryl who
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lived in orpington can't with her
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boyfriend or fiance the painting
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source but i more often thought boyfriends that's
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what i'm gonna go it
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he called her parents around three pm but
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they didn't answer and at first she wasn't
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too worried by she called again that
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evening and they still did not answer
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so she started to become concerned and cheryl
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alerted one of her parents neighbors a
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farmer named named owen hopkins
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which is really unusual for them to not answer
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the phone and she was concerned
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the hopkins went over to the twos property
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and found a quote bizarrely empty
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with the door unlocked the
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couple car was still there and no one had
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seen the leave but they were nowhere
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in sight hawkins found a
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pan of chop potatoes that look like they
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were like ready to be cooked sitting on
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the stove and it just
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kind of seem like the house had just been abandoned
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by the angular their car was still there
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yeah they they anus not occur yeah
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this is very strange and concerned
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hopkins called the south wales police department
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when the police arrived at harry and megan's farm
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on the evening of july twenty sixth they
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also found the seem bizarre again
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harry and meghan were nowhere in the house and
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there wasn't anything very unusual
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about the house there was no sign of any
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forced entry forced robbery but
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the
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the are nowhere inside
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they did find the couples best china
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sat at the table for lunch and
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police later learned that that china was
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only used when an important visitor came
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though
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that was a little bit like species
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no clue
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exactly
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and as i said the lunch had been sitting on the
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stove like ready to be cooked and the china
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was all undisturbed as if it hadn't been
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you there weren't three
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t cut out and one
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was known to be one megan's
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and then another like one of these
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the china would be like or a special
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guest please
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start to search the property when they found
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no sign of harry and meghan inside
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and by this point it was the early hours
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of july 27th when
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they a cow shed on
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the the property next the home, they found
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a whole riffic scene, both
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harry and megan's bodies
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were inside the shed the were covered
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in carpet under hay bales
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the had both been shot execution style
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in the back of the head at point blank range
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with a shotgun oh my cars
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so this went from a welfare check to
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a double homicide investigation like
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that split second yeah so
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police believed at first that because there was no
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sign of forced entry harry and megan
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may have known their killer so
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this was reinforced by the fact
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that you know the stove had been turned off
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so police believe that the person
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had stopped by unannounced in the middle of them
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making bear line
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that would explain the three t cards and
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the nice china set out
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granted ballistics analysis found that harry
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had been shot just inside
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the door the cow shed and he was then
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placed inside bird
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with hey and she they
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believe that mega and may have been trying to
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escape because she was shot inside
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the farmhouse possibly near the kitchen
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okay the she was then placed
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an the couch adding
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with a carpet
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and later analysis determine
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that harry was likely moved three
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to four hours after he died while meghan
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likely died later than harry then
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and now we don't really know like what
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exactly happened they never really share any
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more details but if i had
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to put that together i would say that like
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and but he
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shot harry in the cow said
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man
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went back shot me again or
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you know did something and then shot night
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and rights so in the police
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arrived and they didn't notice
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anything in the kitchen like any the
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an error not the in a bladder flight
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never done anything out i say cleaned i
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guess maybe
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yeah
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the police did discover that the shotgun
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used to murder harry and meghan was
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not the guy that had been stolen from harry
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years prior
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the murder weapon could not be found
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like i said no sign of a robbery nothing
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had been taken from the house including valuable
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jewelry and money that was inside
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the house and on harry
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now what we for investigating their word
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not many
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the clues
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the pretty quickly one suspect
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emerged gerald
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whose boyfriend
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thirty three year old jonathan june
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oh shit cheryl had
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met jonathan jones eight years
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prior the met at a
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business
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that he scores
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nineteen eighty six when cheryl moved out
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the to actually moved in together without
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her parents nine apparently
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, parents were very religious and did not
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believe in living together before marriage
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so when cheryl moved away
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they were already in or sad that their daughter
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was moving away and then when they learned that
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she was living with her boyfriend they
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were upset however
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other sources say that harry and meghan
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work closely cheryl and john is that jonathan
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and that they were fond of him so
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what i'm thinking is they were upset at
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first yeah and you know
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had been like seven years that
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happened so they probably like accepted
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it and
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closer with that
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however jonathan jones was not
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doing well financially and ninety ninety three
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he had tried to start his own marketing business
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by he had only one hundred pounds in a bank
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account he was falling
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behind on the couple's house payments
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and they were about to lose their apartment but
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he kept that hidden from cheryl the
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financial troubles became a possible
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note air
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harry and meghan had a one hundred and
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fifty pound life insurance policy
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investigators believe that
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that could have given jones a motive
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to murder them i mean that's
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pretty fucked up the yeah yeah
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and jones knew that cheryl was the sole beneficiary
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of her parents est so he knew
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that she would be making that money witnesses
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who had seen a man walking along a road near
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the tooth farm in late june before the murderers
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came forward after the murders and
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identified jones is the man that they had seen
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but jones claim that he had been
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there baling hay with harry so he
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said you know it's not weird for someone
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the maybe have i was
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around there yeah
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now joined the alibi for the
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the murders plays shaky at
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best
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he had met with estate agents
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for he said he had met with estate agents
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looking for new office space for his marketing
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business that he was studying no
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witnesses or estate agents
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could confirm his alibi it
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in addition to that the distance between
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where he said he live that day
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and morning
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the and farm was a maximum
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of seven hours so he could
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have made it
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there
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the and back within that day john
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also claimed that he had a conversation
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with a worker at his apartment at one thirty
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pm the day the murders the
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worker said that at that time he was
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out for lunch and that he never had a conversation
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with jan there a little
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later told relief that jones was not
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at home when she got home from work that evening
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and that she couldn't tell if he had been
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there during the day the evening
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when cheryl was concerned for her that her parents
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had not answered the phone she had asked
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her why friend to drive the two hundred miles
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to check up on them so she had work
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the following morning so she couldn't
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didn't have time to get there and back before work
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so she asked him to and he left around
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ten or eleven pm but
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he did not arrive until three
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am
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when he got there
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he found police the police at the home
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and they told him that harry and megan had been
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found murdered though
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police quickly became suspicious
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of jones at the crime scene that morning
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the as first of all his reaction to learning
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about the murders was strange according to them
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they were also suspicious of the length
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of time it took him to get to the farm because
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it's a lot longer than it should have taken
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effect
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if he just drove straight their
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though he had claimed a cheryl that the weather had
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slowed him down but police
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believe that he had taken a detour to
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dispose of clothing and them
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or weapon
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man forensic evidence pointed at him
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even further to
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hit fingerprint was found on that
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third tea cup that was set out
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the home that day
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there were no other fingerprints other than
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harry and meghan that were found on it many
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of the cat
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but to play devil's advocate
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he was there seem to be son in law
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he was there that day helping
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do
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hey bells like a
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kid a isis by cheryl
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and jones claimed
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and i think this is before they knew that
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the fingerprint the fingerprints were on the card
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but they claim that he had never use that tico
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he did claim
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though that when he in cheryl got to the house
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after the murders were discovered
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and they were going through the house with police
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that he grabbed
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the cup
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though it's unclear what the truth is here
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yeah by every
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a little fishy the
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investigation went on but other than jones
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no fact like summer suspects a
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marriage
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police kids sell not find a murder
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weapon
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they've or any other clues in the case man
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two months after a hairy and megan's murders
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jonathan jones was arrested and
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marriage with the crime
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oh
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i'm at trial police theorize
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that he had surprise harry and meghan
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while they were making their lunch that day the
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think that harry and megan possibly
18:37
believe that jones was going to ask them to
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marry their daughter so that's why they
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got out the nice china and made some tea
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and like
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you know there's no sign of for
18:46
andrey obviously has a new ham all
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of that the on offense consisted
18:50
of trying to verify his shaky alibi
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which his lawyers could find no one
18:55
today not a single person that
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jones claim to see be age
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and the worker at his apartment
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no one could come forward and say that
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been met with him that day and
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confirm his
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about
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like if you don't have an alibi say you
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don't have a if you're innocent and they don't have an alibi
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the say that don't try to make up an alibi
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because that looks even worse yeah good chances
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are people are not gonna lie for you for
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murder investigations yeah
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especially when it's not i mean not
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that i sorry wouldn't lie for you in a murder
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investigation and i was running by
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especially when it's not like people that are like
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not even really that close know you like
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yeah so after two hours
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of jury deliberations they
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found jonathan jones guilty of murder
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them he was sentenced to two
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life sentences with the judge saying quote
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it was the planned and pitiless execution
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of a harmless couple who should have had
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nothing from you accept your affection
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and respect the
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going to
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yeah
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if you remember i said this was
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one of well
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the most notorious uncalled
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for oh wait for
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it felt like where is this gonna go yup
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, jones worked quickly to
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appeal his conviction now
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cheryl did not believe that he had killed
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her parents and she actually began offering
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began reward to the public for anybody
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that had information that could help clear his name
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mile and this reward money came
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out of the life insurance
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money
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which you know with her see as whatever she wants by
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carol family the
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public at the time were convinced that jonathan
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was guilty and that the jury's decision
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whoa whoa
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they were like
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they're all stop doing as her family was
20:47
really upset with
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like they were like he's
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got the
20:51
by john push forward and he appealed
20:53
his conviction his attorneys
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were searching for different grounds to appeal
20:58
and most of it ended up being like very
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legal the you
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know like legal technicalities man
21:05
his team was also trying still trying to
21:07
find proof that his alibi was solid
21:09
and again they were unable to and to this
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day no one has ever confirmed his
21:14
alibi the
21:16
court of appeal though overturned
21:18
his conviction they considered
21:20
ordering a retrial by
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they decided that it would
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the quote inappropriate
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he was released from prison
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and he went on the marry cheryl they
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had a kid and he has maintained his
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innocence to this day so
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with it because of the
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nick holidays that they overturned it
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it will dot but also little
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talk about in a second his potential evidence
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that they brought up that basically wasn't investigated
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so they bad you can't say that he
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did it in a son
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that you didn't investigate all this
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other stuff also i think
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the wells legal system is
21:59
the little bit different from america
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they feel like in america at least nowadays
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it wouldn't have been
22:06
overturn just very bad or
22:08
it could have been overturned but a retrial would have happened
22:11
i that's what i find strange about they said they didn't
22:13
order a retrial at all they
22:16
so they basically said there was enough
22:18
evidence to prove that he that at
22:21
to why waste their time and our resources
22:24
exactly
22:25
i mean not make sense honestly as i mean it unless
22:27
you have a lot of ah
22:30
new evidence to try
22:32
a new case like what's yeah
22:35
what a long story of the
22:36
so anyway i mean yeah there's the fingerprint
22:38
but i mean
22:40
there's not enough to say
22:42
the first or the that
22:44
though
22:44
legally though this double homicide
22:46
of harry and megan twos was unsolved
22:49
and it remains unsolved to this day
22:51
the the potential evidence
22:54
that case that will never
22:56
followed up on includes a mysterious
22:58
cars
22:59
near their farm
23:01
an unknown middle aged man
23:03
seen with the couple and
23:06
noisy argument coming from their home
23:09
by in nineteen ninety six so this
23:11
was the evidence that the the court of appeals
23:13
was like okay you didn't investigate bear
23:16
some of the stuff bad
23:18
glad to his induction being
23:20
overturned right and then in
23:22
ninety ninety six after his conviction
23:24
was overturned the south wales police
23:27
department released a statement saying they were
23:29
not planning to reopen the investigation
23:32
yeah we're basically like we're not going to look into any
23:34
of this there would flee
23:37
their murder unsolved yeah that's what
23:39
it seemed like to the public and of course jones
23:41
cheryl and the public are all appalled
23:43
yeah because despite these potential
23:46
leaves being brought up it seem like
23:48
they were not follow
23:48
up on knows
23:50
shortly after this like public outrage
23:52
the police issued a report that the case
23:54
with not closed and that they would follow up
23:56
on any new information that comes to
23:58
light
23:59
current be like they were kind of like i
24:02
don't know they like didn't want to look into that
24:04
older information whether
24:06
it's because they claim that they already did
24:09
or because of some other unknown reason
24:11
we don't know they they
24:13
did come out and say no the cases and close
24:15
we're still investigating a like
24:17
new information that comes and we will look
24:20
into okay in two
24:22
thousand seven years after the murders
24:24
assistant chief constable announced
24:27
a new review of the case stating
24:29
that
24:30
quote he would leave no stone
24:32
unturned
24:34
he said quote the conclusion
24:36
of the report and it's findings will be
24:38
made known warts and all the
24:40
content of the report will be made available
24:42
to the public there's like okay
24:44
we're doing this we're gonna review
24:46
it all and will make all
24:48
of it known to the public the
24:51
findings are still never been released to
24:54
the police are saying that since the murder is
24:56
still unsolved they can't release any
24:58
potential key information which is
25:00
fine our layer yeah
25:03
i get it by don't say
25:05
you're going to release that to the public and
25:07
then never do it right
25:10
in two thousand and three it was being reported
25:12
that barrels of a shotgun were found
25:14
in in and band and chlorine near
25:16
the farm and apparently the person
25:19
that found them for unknown reasons
25:21
the then painted the barrels by
25:24
before they handed them over to the police
25:26
why
25:27
there and we have no clue why
25:30
and the barrels were taken away to be tested
25:32
by i couldn't find the
25:33
lot of dot testing
25:36
around the same time police had reportedly also
25:38
been given a bag found in a nearby
25:40
iron more or mine that
25:43
had to shotgun cartridges inside
25:46
please refer to this evidence as
25:48
a significant develop but again didn't
25:50
elaborate anymore
25:52
hey
25:53
the also noted that in two thousand and two they
25:55
received an anonymous letter that was
25:57
of interest
25:59
but that
25:59
they would say about that and again we don't
26:02
know what any of this mean since it's still
26:04
an ongoing investigation they haven't
26:06
released any of this but this is in the
26:08
early two thousand and still have
26:10
released it and there's then no
26:12
real movement mine in two
26:14
thousand and six thirteen years after the murders
26:17
police began
26:18
search for to vehicle the witnesses
26:20
had placed in lan harry
26:23
around the time of the murders
26:25
the black four by four and or red
26:27
saloon car and they believe that
26:29
these could have clues as to who committed
26:31
the crime but these vehicles
26:33
have still never been identified
26:36
i two thousand and eight the investigation into
26:38
harry and megan twos murder
26:40
murderers went cold
26:43
now and twenty eleven after
26:45
well serial killer john william cooper
26:48
was convicted of four murders and pet
26:50
pembrokeshire wales the tooth
26:52
case was reexamined by police to
26:54
look into a possible connection between
26:57
their murders and cooper though
26:59
there are similarities between his other killings
27:02
and best case including that a shotgun
27:04
was use they were
27:06
shot at close range and that
27:08
there were attempt made to hide their bodies
27:11
the biggest connection was that there were
27:13
very few double shot gun
27:16
murderers that ever happened in wales
27:19
yeah and jones was already
27:21
known to have committed to have them so
27:24
they are like what the likelihood that another
27:26
double shotgun murder happens
27:28
and he is not connected however
27:31
harry and meghan would not have known john
27:33
cooper there is no personal
27:35
connection between them whatsoever so
27:38
it doesn't explain why they're nice china was
27:40
taken out why there was no sign
27:42
of forced entry the biggest thing
27:44
in my opinion it proves he was not the killer
27:47
was that nothing was taken from their
27:49
house
27:50
he always brought his victim
27:53
with his big ammo and the
27:55
fact that there was nice jewelry in the
27:57
house and even there was money
27:59
on
27:59
eerie like
28:00
the very least he could have taken
28:03
that money
28:04
let me also keep trophies
28:06
to or is that with a dead over
28:08
know he dead and there was nothing taken
28:10
from the home or the bodies at all so
28:13
it just it doesn't make sense he also
28:16
has an ugly stick to areas that he
28:18
knew and he did not know where harry
28:20
area at all but it's also
28:22
so bizarre be has how many
28:24
people rob and kill
28:27
with and shotgun that's so crazy
28:29
to me yeah but
28:31
then again if this is kind of more of like a
28:33
far area
28:36
true and i feel like more people might out shotgun
28:39
sounds that's true so jones
28:42
boyer still tries to point at
28:44
cooper saying that he's a better candidate
28:46
for the murders ben jones
28:49
that many people at this point
28:51
do not believe that cooper was involved
28:53
whatsoever and some of the articles
28:56
that i read were like we need to move past
28:58
looking him being involved because he's
29:00
night and
29:02
we're not looking at the facts and we're not
29:04
making any progress and to like actually
29:06
thought penis
29:07
there
29:08
still jonathan jones remains
29:10
free
29:12
the have been fighting to have the findings
29:14
of the new were views that have been done to be
29:16
published by authorities keep
29:18
saying that they will not release the findings in
29:20
a case that a future and
29:23
are in the case that a future prosecution
29:25
might happen
29:26
and whether jones was responsible
29:28
or it with someone else entirely the twos
29:31
still do not have just as
29:34
and die
29:35
it for the heartbreaking unsolved double
29:38
murder of hair
29:39
meghan to
29:41
their family is obviously still suffering
29:44
not knowing who did this
29:46
to them and they are doing everything
29:48
they can to keep the case in the public eye
29:50
so it will continue to get attention and
29:53
that so and so that harry
29:55
and meghan can get the justice league
29:57
there
29:59
home
29:59
if you know anything about the murders of
30:02
harry and megan choose you can contact the
30:04
south wales police and i will
30:06
link their website that has all the contact
30:08
numbers for
30:09
international and if you're in wales
30:12
and i'll link that
30:12
the show now
30:13
the cases really bothers me because it's
30:16
like it could be completely
30:18
random but there are no other murders like this
30:20
in the area and
30:23
like i go back and forth between if i think
30:25
jonathan jones could be responsible
30:27
i really don't know
30:29
it's just so frustrating because it's like
30:31
it's just and solved and not just it
30:34
and there's no answer is any doesn't even seem
30:36
like there's potential for answers
30:38
to ever am unless somebody confesses
30:41
by , a little bit hopeful because
30:44
of all the evidence that they're keeping so close to the
30:46
chest like i'm hopeful that maybe
30:48
they're still working on it by it's just been
30:50
so long
30:51
they i mean i don't know if you know this
30:53
or not but have they you know toyed
30:56
around the idea of a copy cat
30:58
like someone who may have been copying cooper
31:00
yeah i don't i didn't read anything about
31:03
that but a down for have ban on
31:05
but i see like than the person
31:06
rod vancouver and his
31:09
very well known and all through
31:11
but yeah that's only have for you guys
31:13
today if you why all of the background
31:15
the story about cooper be sure to check out
31:18
hadrian and ,
31:20
will see you on thursday with
31:22
a brand new episode until
31:24
then the but human
31:27
i know
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