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Nicholas Quah: This is kind of a tricky one to describe, because I've taken it describing it as a conceptual introduction and a sense of, it's a murder mystery that's stuffed into a family story, that's stuffed into a ghost story. It's hosted by a British journalist named Tristan Redmond. And, you know, he kind

Nicholas Quah:

This is kind of a tricky one to describe, because I've taken it describing it as a conceptual introduction and a sense of, it's a murder mystery that's stuffed into a family story, that's stuffed into a ghost story. It's hosted by a British journalist named Tristan Redmond. And, you know, he kind of stumbled onto the story through a series of coincidences in a house that he grew up in London, there was a little, you know, there was some creepy things happening in the bedroom that he occupied at a top floor. And many, many years later, he would sort of hear other stories about stuff happening in his house. And then he would discover that his wife's great grandmother was killed in a house right next to that building.

And so from one rabbit hole to another leads him to this long, like, discovery and journey around his wife's like, family, essentially, it's a really lovely, really surprising piece. That's, that's as far away from the liquidity of true crime as you can get.

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