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And yet, despite Evans' apparent guilt and the overwhelming evidence against him, Evans' family, and particularly his mother, continued to blame the prosecution's star witness, John Reginald Christie, for the crime.

Now, nobody thought much of this, and they certainly didn't put much stock into the ravings of a woman who was obviously devastated by the loss of her son, even though she wrote that horrible letter about him, and the loss of her daughter-in-law, who she liked better than her son, but certainly her grandchild.

That is, until a new tenant moved into Christie's flat and began to notice a horrible smell.

And that's where we're going to stop for today.

We'll be back next week with the rest of the story.

And there is more of the story.

This is where things kind of go off the rails.

Yeah, and that's when everything goes crazy.

Those of you in Britain probably know this story.

But those of you who aren't in Britain, don't.

Like I said, restrain yourselves.

Don't Google it.

We're going to give everything to you next week.

That's all.

That's all I'm going to say.

That's all I'm going to say about it.

Yeah, it's already been a really interesting case.

If you want to end here, just come back in two weeks when we'll have a new case.

But if you want to find out what happens next, join us next week for the rest of the story.

Alice, this has been a relatively short episode.