Maddy Pelling
speaker
6,688 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 3d ago
Maddy Pelling’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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What are you doing?
And what's all that red stuff on the dress?
And Lizzie says, Oh no, no, no, don't mind this.
I was wearing this dress and I brushed against some wet paint and it's not washing out, so I'm just getting rid of it.
And I'm I'm going to burn it.
The only thing that I find strange about it is that so we have the dress that is covered Lizzie says, if we take her at face value, in red paint, that she's brushed up against something.
We sus of course suspect that it's blood, but we don't know that.
But she's destroying the evidence.
Now, another thing that the police find in the days afterwards when they come back to the house and comb through it again is a bucket of rags that's been left in the cellar.
These are torn pieces of material, and they are covered in blood.
Now, when they find these, of course they think these are the rags that have helped clean up the crime scene, clean up the murderer, and so they assume that they're Liz.
Yeah.
She says, no, no, no, these are the rags that I use when I'm on my period.
You know, they're covered in menstrual blood.
And the family doctor confirms that she is on her period.
On the surface, we've got the dress covered in blood and some rags covered in blood hidden in the same place, don't forget in the basement where the hatchet, the broken hatchet is.
But to me, those are the actions of two very different people.
If Lizzie is destroying evidence on her dress, why would she leave a bucket of bloody rags in the basement?
And why would she have used multiple sheets of fabric to clean herself, to clean the crime scene?
You know, we know that
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