"Mercy, Mistress, Mercy!" - Part Two: The 27th January, 1989
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What events led to Peter Plumley Walker's last day?
The heaviest thing I've got is probably the vibrator. I have some cock rings, but they're homemade and too big to inflict much pain on the client. The last part of the session is when I order the slave to masturbate, and as he does so, I humiliate him. I always supply a towel for him to beat off into, and I tell him that if he makes a mess on the floor, he'll have to lick it up. This either makes them very careful or gives them an instant slack. which is all part of the humiliation process. Usually it ends with me laughing at them when their penis goes limp and they can't come.
That was, of course, Renee Chignall. Here she's answering a question. On Thursday, February 8th at Rotomahana Terrace, on the police's second visit to the property over a week after Peter Plummey Walker's death and disposal over the Hooker Falls, the question she had been asked by the detective was, so how do you get those roosters off? And when she answered, he answered that with, shit, you earn your money, don't you?
Right, okay, so how do you get – that's so Kiwi, isn't it?
How do you get these roosters off? Yeah, so he's looked at the dungeon at Rotomahana Terrace and gone, how do you get these roosters off? And she's gone through the details, and that's how she got those roosters off, generally speaking, and a variation of that to Peter Plumley Walker. Now, this is the second part of our investigation into the Peter Plumley Walker case. If you missed the first episode, I suggest you go back and listen to it because that's where we introduce the three key characters in the story, Renee Chignall, Neville Walker, her boyfriend, and Peter Plumley Walker. Today, we are going to go right through the events of the 27th of January 1989, the last day of Peter Plumley Walker's life, and it was a hell of a day.
Okay, so it was a long day?
It was a long day. A long and difficult day. I mean, it makes sense that it was a difficult day, because at the end of it, he ended up being thrown off the hooker falls, and that's not a great day for anyone. Yeah, but that wasn't that difficult for him, to be honest. Yeah, true, actually. But, you know, like if you're looking back before it happened, you go, you don't necessarily want your day to end being huffed off the hooker falls, do you?
No. Well, or did he?
Well, he had no idea about the Hooker Falls.
No, not the Hooker Falls bit, but maybe the other part of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Who knows? But we'll find out more about that as the day goes on. Where did it start this day? What time of the morning did it start?
Peter Pumley Walker's day started at 2 a.m. when he was woken in his Herne Bay unit by rowdy neighbours drinking and listening to Acid Rock. Okay, Acid Rock? What even is Acid Rock?
This is 1990. 1989?
It's kind of prog rock, acid rock, yeah. Okay. Yeah, so sort of long, punishing, almost improvisational rock. Okay. A terrible form of music.
Had he had any problems with these particular neighbours?
Um... In the past. Yeah. Yeah, he'd had a lot of problems with the neighbours in the past. He comes out because in his dressing gown he was spotted by a neighbour called Shane and he walked out of the house and he's yelling at them and they yell back. And according to this guy Shane, they threatened him. And then in the past they'd actually threatened to nail a cat to his door.
Yeah, well, that cat, just a little aside here, that cat I have met. I have patted that cat. Wow. It's called Grey Job. I don't believe it was called Grey Job at the time with Peter Plumney Walker, but a person I knew who lived in the apartment building with Peter Plumney Walker inherited the cat.
This very apartment building? That very apartment building. So they would have been aware of these neighbours. They weren't the neighbours. Maybe they were the neighbours. They weren't the neighbours that threatened to nail the cat to his door.
Well, maybe this person was the neighbour and they were having a party and some of the people at the party may be threatened to nail the cat to the door.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What events led to Peter Plumley Walker's last day?
0:05–7:23
2
How did Peter Plumley Walker's night begin on January 27, 1989?
7:23–28:37
3
What significant court event occurred for Peter Plumley Walker that morning?
28:37–32:13
4
What was Peter's interaction with his ex-wife after the court appearance?
32:13–43:18