The 1928 Lake District Murder | The Honeymoon Killer of Borrowdale

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  @prashsmurdermap · 1 month ago · pinned

  **All the sources used for researching this episode are listed in the description above. Some of the images come from my own postcard collection. The black-and-white footage of the Lake District comes from an old film which I believe was originally shot on 8mm film. The modern footage at the beginning was filmed by me using my phone in the Lake District. Other images come from newspapers, old film stills and historic archives. The illustrations of the restaurant scene and the Dragon Dance were created by Phil Shum. The black-and-white footage of Paris was filmed by Ernest Palmer around 1930. <br> <br>Let me know your thoughts about this case in the comments below. 💬 If you found this episode interesting, please consider liking, subscribing, and turning on notifications 🔔. If you have the option, a Hype would also be much appreciated. 👍

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• GA

  @Garfunkels_Funky_Uncle · 1 month ago

  Thank you for making videos that don&apos;t use AI images or voice-overs. DON&apos;T EVER CHANGE!

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  @suzp2265 · 1 month ago

  imagine going on holiday with Prash - &quot;Isn&apos;t the view spectacular Prash!&quot; &quot;Yes! I can see EXACTLY where the body was dumped!&quot; 😂 Seriously though I really appreciate this channel, the hard work and dedication to reviving these tragic little pieces of our collective history. &nbsp;Thank you!

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  @vees6137 · 1 month ago

  Commenting to help the algorithm. I highly enjoy your narration and content, the episodes are well paced and I love that you often choose older, less well-publicized cases, which makes listening even more interesting. The lack of AI in your work is very much appreciated too, keep up the good work

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• EO

  @eolhcytoos · 1 month ago

  Narration of the highest magnitude. Detailing is unsurpassed. Thank you.

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• JA

  @JayGideon-7 · 1 month ago (edited)

  As always you&apos;ve presented an intriguing case with respect for the victim. Your attention to production values shows respect for us, your audience. Thank you both!

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• JO

  @johnnysorng · 1 month ago

  A truly sad story, betrayed utterly &nbsp;by someone she loved. At least he met his end with the help of Mr Pierrepoint.

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• MA

  @mausercawley · 1 month ago

  Never been this early! Another quality production, Prash.

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• KA

  @Kay-dg1ep · 1 month ago

  You have investigated this case in depth and it shows! I really enjoyed hearing the facts - thank you ❤

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  @marymarkezinis1119 · 1 month ago

  I have read about this case in the past, but it wasn&apos;t as detailed as your version. I never knew about his first wife or son. Very well done on all your research. It&apos;s much appreciated. Expertly narrated again. A very tragic case with a just ending. Thanks, Prash ❤❤❤

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  @Cumbriman · 1 month ago

  I&apos;m from the lake district and hadn&apos;t heard of this case before .

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• KE

  @kevinkenny6975 · 1 month ago

  What a wicked person. Justice done. Thanks Prash and Melissa for all your efforts in producing this wonderful channel.

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