They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime They Walk Among Us

Valentine's day in 1945 began like any other day for 74-year-old Charles Walton. Despite his advanced years and rheumatic joints, which required Charles to walk with a stick, he had worked as a labourer when local farmers had work available. He left with the tools for the job, a pitchfork and slash hook. It was at the edge of Meon Hill, an isolated spot around a mile from the main road, where they found his body… more information and episode references can be found on our website https://theywalkamonguspodcast.com

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Maida Vale, West London, 6:20 pm, Sunday, March 24, 1996 — George Fraghistas locked his blue Lincoln Continental in a secure car park on Lanark Road. He walked to the exit. He had plans that evening and wanted to prepare. George was just about to open the door of the dimly lit concrete building, when a man suspiciously dressed for a spring day, in an anorak, gloves and a balaclava, took him by surprise and tried to wrestle him to the ground. George shouted, made a scene, put up a fight, but the assailant overpowered him. The element of surprise gave his attacker an advantage. For a brief moment they were alone, then a car stopped nearby. Three men hurriedly got out... more information and episode references can be found on our website https://theywalkamonguspodcast.com

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“The defendant had become so acutely conscious of what was contained within that freezer, and the risk of discovery – if not just from the odour that emitted from the freezer, that it appears that he had chosen to abandon the address” - Duncan Penny QC, Southwark Crown Court, July 2020... more information and episode references can be found on our website https://theywalkamonguspodcast.com

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The weather was beginning to warm up a little in Belfast, and the children had been playing outside together for hours. It was a Sunday, no school that day. Sonia Forsythe briefly came back through the door in the early evening to refuel, telling her mother that she would be going out again at 7.20. She ate her dinner and left the house earlier than planned, around 7 pm. She opened the front door and stepped out onto Sydney Street West, off Shankill Road. Sonia would never walk back through that door again… more information and episode references can be found on our website https://theywalkamonguspodcast.com

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In 2018, one week after the new year's celebrations, a middle-aged woman enters Cheadle Heath police station in Stockport. She had travelled almost 5 miles on foot from her home in Reddish, Greater Manchester. She has a blank expression on her face. In a quiet and subdued voice, the woman calmly tells an officer that she has killed someone. The body is buried in her back garden… more information and episode references can be found on our website https://theywalkamonguspodcast.com

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PLEASE LISTEN TO ‘SEASON 5 - EPISODE 24’ FOR PART ONE OF THIS TWO-PART CASE. An off-duty police officer is arrested and charged with murder in May 2020. He claims it was an accident. The victim, a mother to two children, worked as a nurse. The pair had been having an affair for the last decade. But after they agreed to meet in a pub car park in West Parley, South-East Dorset, a row erupted. The police were told a struggle ensued, leaving one of them dead. A jury at a crown court in Salisbury were to decide whether or not Timothy Brehmer intended to strangle Claire Parry (Part 2 of 2)... more information and episode references can be found on our website https://theywalkamonguspodcast.com

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