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caution is advised. When some

1:53

friends arrive to see May Chambers, surprise. Surprisingly

2:00

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2:02

home at number 7 Watlington Road

2:05

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2:11

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2:16

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2:19

as expected Mae readily agreed,

2:21

however the appointment had come and gone

2:24

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2:26

why she did not carry out the

2:28

favour as planned. The

2:31

sun was shining typical for

2:34

early summer and the Victorian

2:36

house cast a shadow over

2:38

the gravel garden path tucked

2:40

between two cedar trees. Mae

2:43

Chambers concerned friends knocked on the

2:45

door and peered through the windows

2:48

to try and get a glimpse

2:50

inside. Eventually

2:52

they found a way into the home and

2:54

realised why no one had heard

2:56

from Mae in days. Welcome

3:00

to The Walk Among Us, a

3:03

podcast dedicated to UK

3:06

true crime. This

3:09

is the fortieth in a

3:11

series of bonus episodes. By

3:24

Friday May 30th 1980, 61

3:28

year old Mary or Mae Chambers

3:30

had been living alone in

3:32

the five bedroom property on Watlington

3:34

Road for around a decade. The

3:38

husband Anthony, a local dentist, had

3:40

passed away 14 years

3:42

earlier at the age of Like

3:47

the majority of her seven children, Mae

3:50

was a teacher. She

3:52

previously worked as a laboratory

3:54

technician at Mark Hall comprehensive

3:56

school in Harlow, less

3:59

than a mile free. from her home. She

4:02

had retired from her role as a

4:04

school mistress six months earlier in December

4:06

1979 and

4:09

divided her time between socialising

4:11

with friends, visiting her family

4:13

and attending church. May

4:17

was well regarded and

4:19

was thought of as a pleasant lady

4:21

who always had time for others. Most

4:25

people had only positive things to

4:27

say about the new retiree, however

4:29

there was one person she did not

4:32

get on well with at all. That

4:35

person had married into the

4:37

Chambers family. Ian

4:43

Sherlock was known to the family

4:45

before he married May's daughter Cathy.

4:48

He was employed as the

4:50

groundskeeper at Mark Hall Comprehensive

4:53

while May's children attended the

4:55

school. Sherlock

4:57

had moved from Otley in the north

4:59

of England to Harlow in Essex in

5:01

his late twenties. Concerningly

5:04

before Cathy finished school she

5:06

began seeing Sherlock in secret.

5:10

She was a teenager at the time. When

5:14

her mother found out about their

5:16

relationship May was horrified. Sherlock

5:19

was almost ten years older than her

5:21

daughter and Cathy was still

5:24

so young. His

5:26

parents were concerned that the new

5:29

relationship would hold their daughter back

5:31

from achieving her dream of becoming

5:33

an English teacher. Like

5:36

most teenagers Cathy felt that

5:38

her mother was being overprotective.

5:42

Soon after she reached adulthood she

5:44

married Ian Sherlock in a private

5:47

ceremony before moving with

5:49

him to Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire

5:51

which was then a rapidly developing

5:53

town. Cathy

5:56

continued her education and qualified

5:58

as a teacher. something

6:00

she had been determined to do. The

6:03

job quickly followed. She

6:07

taught English at Usdale School in

6:09

Newport, Pagnall. Ian

6:11

Sherlock was also in steady employment

6:14

working as a fitter at a

6:16

nearby car factory. The

6:19

couple had a child a few years

6:21

later and called the little boys. On

6:26

the outside, their relationship seemed happy

6:29

that Sherlock was a jealous husband

6:31

who drank often. Sometimes

6:34

when he had too much to drink,

6:37

he became violent. Shortly

6:40

before Christmas in

6:42

1979, Cathy was getting ready for bed when

6:45

Sherlock began berating her. The

6:49

argument spilled out into an alleyway

6:51

beside their home and

6:53

Cathy was later discovered unconscious on

6:55

the ground, wearing just a night

6:57

dress to shield herself from a

7:00

bitter cold. Her

7:02

injuries were so severe that she had

7:04

to spend a week in the intensive

7:07

care unit at Northampton Hospital. After

7:11

she was discharged, Cathy and her

7:13

son spent some time in Wales,

7:15

trying to recover from the ordeal

7:17

and get some space. Sherlock

7:22

seemed unfazed by his actions and

7:24

it didn't take long for him to

7:27

move in with another young woman he

7:29

had been seeing behind Cathy's back. This

7:32

woman was also a teacher. Within

7:35

a few weeks, Sherlock was again

7:37

arrested after beating her too. In

7:42

January 1980, Ian Sherlock

7:44

was charged with assaulting both

7:47

women during a hearing at

7:49

Bletchley Magistrates Court. Thames

7:52

Valley police officers pleaded with the

7:54

magistrates to remand Sherlock into custody

7:57

until his case could be heard

7:59

at bed. Edward Crown Court,

8:02

but Sherlock was granted proof. May

8:12

Chambers had been found brutally beaten

8:14

in her home. It

8:17

was believed that she had been dead for

8:19

at least two days, and the

8:21

attack had been prolonged and

8:23

extremely violent. A

8:26

post-mortem revealed that her cause of

8:28

death was asphyxia. There

8:31

were no signs of burglary within the

8:33

property, although May's Volkswagen

8:35

Beetle was missing from the

8:38

driveway. Investigators

8:40

learned that Ian Sherlock had been

8:42

seen in the area four days

8:44

before May's body was found by

8:47

her friends. When

8:49

it was discovered that Sherlock was not

8:52

at his home on Harrodon in Bradfield,

8:54

Milton Keynes, detectives immediately

8:56

took the unusual step of

8:58

naming him as a suspect.

9:01

Speaking about the crime detective,

9:04

Chief Superintendent Peter Crust told

9:06

the press, this

9:08

was a most brutal murder, and

9:11

there is a real fear that this man

9:13

will not hesitate to strike again. I cannot

9:16

emphasize enough how dangerous this

9:18

killer is. DCS

9:21

Crust added, we are

9:23

making every effort to find Mr

9:25

Sherlock as quickly as possible, and

9:28

anyone knowing his whereabouts should

9:30

contact police immediately. If

9:33

you see this man do not approach

9:35

him, call the police.

9:39

A description of May Chambers

9:41

car, a red VW Beetle

9:43

with the registration HEV-7-28H was

9:48

issued along with a description

9:50

of Ian Sherlock. A

9:53

33-year-old was said to be 5'11'' tall with

9:57

a slim build, shoulder length black.

10:00

curly hair, brown eyes,

10:02

thick eyebrows and a narrow face.

10:06

He often wore square-framed glasses

10:08

with tinted lenses and spoke

10:10

with a Yorkshire accent. During

10:15

a search of May Chambers' home, the

10:18

police realised that one of the only

10:20

things missing was an address book. The

10:24

dark green cover journal contained the

10:26

names, phone numbers and addresses of

10:29

most of Sherlock's in-laws. Many

10:32

of May's relatives reported receiving threatening

10:34

phone calls in the days after

10:37

she was last seen alive. The

10:41

address book was described as a hit

10:43

list and the police suspected

10:45

that Sherlock was about to embark

10:47

on a vendetta against his wife's

10:49

family. That said,

10:51

after speaking with Cathy, the

10:54

police learned of another motive. Sherlock

10:57

was jealous of his wife's

11:00

occupation. He had also

11:02

wanted to be a teacher, but

11:04

he couldn't pass the exams.

11:09

Over a dozen people were placed

11:11

under police protection while a massive

11:14

manhunt was launched. Officers

11:17

appealed for a woman seen with

11:19

Sherlock in the weeks before May

11:21

Chambers' murder to come forward. The

11:25

woman was described as being in

11:27

her mid-twenties, attractive

11:29

and spoke with a London accent. We

11:33

don't know if this girl is a

11:35

teacher, DCS Cross said. It

11:37

is imperative that she contacts us as

11:40

soon as possible. Any

11:42

help she can give will be treated

11:44

in the strictest confidence. two

12:00

women just months earlier. DCS

12:03

Crust rightly remarked, this

12:06

man was accused of two serious

12:08

crimes of violence, but the

12:10

magistrates in their infinite wisdom

12:12

decided to give him bail.

12:16

The Thames Valley police spokesperson added,

12:19

we vigorously opposed this man being

12:22

granted bail because there was a fear

12:24

that he might attack again. Our

12:27

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12:29

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12:31

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15:23

believed could be targeted. With

15:26

around 15 people under police

15:28

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15:30

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15:32

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15:38

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15:41

Chambers' red Volkswagen Beetle had

15:43

been found abandoned in a

15:45

car park at Reading Railway

15:47

Station. The parking

15:49

attendant notified the police on Saturday,

15:51

May 31st when he

15:54

noticed that the vehicle had not been

15:56

moved from the spot in three days.

16:00

police were assisted by Thames

16:02

Valley and British Rail officers

16:04

who made inquiries to establish

16:06

whether Sherlock had boarded a

16:08

train. In

16:12

the early hours of Monday, June 2nd,

16:15

two officers on patrol in Eastbourne,

16:18

a seaside town two hours south

16:20

of Harlow, saw a man acting

16:22

suspiciously on the beach. The

16:26

officers had been called out to

16:28

a seafront cafe after concerns about

16:30

a break-in. It

16:33

was still dark and the popular

16:35

tourist resort was quiet, apart

16:37

from the harsh sound of an alarm

16:39

ringing. The

16:42

officers approached the man on the strand

16:44

and asked him to identify himself, but

16:47

he didn't comply. Instead,

16:50

he attempted to run. However,

16:53

eventually, without much resistance,

16:56

the man gave up and surrendered

16:58

himself to the police. He

17:01

was taken to the station to be questioned,

17:04

where he identified himself as

17:06

Ian Sherlock. When

17:11

news of the arrest broke,

17:13

Detective Superintendent Peter Crust told

17:15

reporters, he is at

17:18

present being questioned by Detective Chief

17:20

Inspector Jim Keneally at Eastbourne Police

17:22

Station and will be transported to

17:25

Harlow later today. We

17:27

are very pleased with the response we have

17:29

had from all the police forces that have

17:31

helped us and the media

17:34

for giving us publicity which undoubtedly

17:36

has led to the early arrest

17:38

of this man. Sherlock

17:42

was questioned by DCI

17:44

Keneally and Detective Superintendent

17:46

Michael Patrick. He

17:49

readily admitted to murdering his mother-in-law

17:52

and went into graphic detail about

17:54

the physical and sexual assault he

17:56

inflicted on her. Mark

18:00

blamed May Chambers for his marital

18:02

troubles and announced that

18:04

his only regret was never qualifying

18:06

as a teacher. During

18:10

questioning, Sherlock recalled how he stole

18:12

May's car and drove to Milton

18:14

Keynes before travelling to Reading Station,

18:17

where he abandoned the vehicle and made his

18:19

way to the South Coast. He

18:22

spent the next three days sleeping rough

18:25

and planned to take his life by

18:27

jumping from beachy head to 530 foot

18:29

cliff near Reesport. Sherlock

18:34

said in the end, he couldn't

18:37

bring himself to do it. On

18:44

Tuesday, June 3rd 1980,

18:47

Ian Sherlock was brought to

18:49

Harlow Magistrates Court where he

18:51

was charged with murdering May

18:53

Chambers. He

18:55

was remanded into custody at Brixton

18:58

Prison. During

19:00

subsequent hearings, Sherlock was reported

19:02

to appear unkempt and

19:05

had what was described as a

19:07

wild demeanor. He

19:10

made no reply at any of the hearings

19:12

but after admitting that he contemplated

19:15

taking his life, he

19:17

was temporarily placed in the

19:19

prison's hospital wing. On

19:25

the morning of July 29th, Ian

19:28

Sherlock was due to appear in court

19:30

again for a committal hearing. Prison

19:33

Officer William Breckenridge was tasked with

19:36

checking on prisoners in their cells

19:38

at Brixton Prison that morning. When

19:41

he couldn't see Sherlock on his bed, the

19:44

prison officer unlocked the cell

19:46

and walked inside. Breckenridge

19:50

found Sherlock hanging behind the

19:52

door. A

19:54

bed sheet had been torn and pleated

19:57

before it was tied to an electrical

19:59

junction box. behind the cell door.

20:02

Sherlock had fashioned a noose from the

20:05

bed sheet and put it around his

20:07

neck before stepping off a chair that

20:09

was in his cell. He

20:12

had gone to the effort of removing

20:14

the electrical box cover and attaching a

20:16

bed spring to it so it would

20:18

hold his weight. Three

20:22

letters were found on a table in the

20:24

cell. Addressed to Sherlock's

20:26

sister is a strange wife

20:29

Kathy and Detective Superintendent Michael

20:31

Patrick who had interviewed him

20:33

a month prior. Written

20:36

on the wall of the cell

20:38

and in two letters was

20:40

a Latin phrase, Dimortuis nimnesibonum, which

20:43

means speak know it love the dead.

20:47

Addressing the incident and the contents of

20:49

the letter, Detective Superintendent

20:52

Patrick stated, Sherlock

20:55

just said goodbye. I

20:57

knew him well and he blamed

20:59

his mother-in-law for his marriage breaker.

21:04

The detective added that Sherlock claimed

21:06

to have given up a place

21:08

at Bradford University so his wife

21:10

could train as a teacher at

21:12

Southampton University while he supported them

21:15

working what he saw as menial

21:17

jobs. Detective

21:19

Superintendent Patrick also revealed that

21:22

Sherlock had been planning to

21:24

kill May Chambers for months.

21:27

He had even told friends about

21:30

his intentions after he was granted

21:32

bail following the attack on Kathy

21:34

and another woman. In

21:37

the letter written to Kathy, he

21:39

asked her to look after their son

21:42

Sam. An

21:47

inquest into May Chambers death was

21:50

held at Epycorynes Court on August

21:52

5th. Essex

21:55

coroner Charles Clark Hurd the tea and

21:57

Sherlock had made a full admission to

21:59

the murder of his mother-in-law.

22:03

The verdict of unlawful killing

22:05

was returned. One

22:09

month later on September 11th, an

22:12

inquestiary at Southwark Coroner's Court

22:14

was told how Sherlock had taken

22:16

his own life almost two

22:18

months after confessing that he

22:20

killed May Chambers. According

22:23

to Detective Superintendent Michael

22:26

Patrick, there was no

22:28

doubt whatsoever that he was responsible

22:31

for killing his mother-in-law. He

22:33

showed no remorse for the murder of

22:36

Mrs. Chambers. He

22:38

described how he murdered his mother-in-law

22:40

and brutally sexually assaulted her in

22:42

all kind of dreadful ways and

22:46

this was corroborated by scientific

22:48

evidence. Dr.

22:52

George Grant, her physician at

22:54

Brixton Prison, described Sherlock as

22:56

intelligent and told the jury

22:58

that Sherlock did not show

23:00

any signs of depression. The

23:03

doctor testified when

23:05

he was transferred from the prison

23:07

hospital a portion of the pleaded

23:10

sheet was found in the room

23:12

he had vacated. He

23:14

denied it had been made by him

23:16

but we didn't believe this and thought

23:18

he could be suicidal. The

23:22

inquestiary heard that it was almost

23:24

impossible to prevent a prisoner from

23:26

ending their life if they had

23:28

set their mind on doing so.

23:31

Dr. George Grant remarked, it

23:34

would mean denying him any bed clothes

23:37

or clothing. He would have to be

23:39

watched 24 hours a day

23:41

under extremely rigorous and difficult

23:43

conditions which are not

23:45

practical to conduct in the circumstances

23:48

in prisons. So

23:58

where are we now? Questions

24:01

were raised about how it could

24:03

be so easy for a convicted

24:06

or suspected killer to take their

24:08

life in prison. Less

24:11

than two weeks before Ian Sherlock

24:13

hanged himself, convicted double

24:15

murderer Steven Anderson also passed

24:17

away by setting fire to

24:19

his cell at Risley's romance

24:21

centre. On

24:25

November 5th 1979, Anderson

24:28

and two friends Paul Hebel and

24:30

Philip Jennings travelled to

24:32

a large Tudor home in Congleton

24:35

intending to kidnap a woman for

24:37

ransom. Two

24:39

women Elizabeth Blood and Anne Carrier

24:41

were already at the house as

24:43

it belonged to Anne's late mother.

24:47

Not realising the danger they were

24:49

in, the women spoke to the

24:51

three strangers before they were suddenly

24:53

attacked, forced to dance

24:55

naked and tied up in

24:58

different bedrooms. Jennings

25:00

raped Anne Carrier before both women

25:02

were shot in the head with

25:04

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Hebel and Jennings after a theft

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Jennings was also convicted of rape.

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