Heathfield

Um, and you know, one of the reasons why we felt like it was, they're both relatively close to Drusillas.

Go Wild is in the middle, so Amazon Adventure is Tunbridge Wells, and then, uh, Go Wild is Heathfield, and that's about 20 minutes away from Drusillas.

So they're in a great location.

We can really, uh, support in terms of using, uh, sort of, um, our marketing and our estate team, some operations, health and safety, that sort of thing.

[outro music playing] Hello and welcome to the September edition of Sussex Life and Saga Magazine.

This recording is brought to you by Wealden Talking News from our studio in Heathfield.

This recording comes by kind permission of the publishers, and all articles are covered by copyright.

The articles this month were chosen by Mike Tilbury.

Contemporary sources record a brief skirmish during which Cade was mortally wounded.

He died on the twelfth of July, fourteen fifty in Heathfield, Sussex, before reaching the royal court for trial, a tragic end that ensured his name would live as a cautionary tale.

Some chroniclers say that his head was later displayed on London Bridge to remind people of the perils of dissent.

His body was never returned, and no formal execution took place.

Investigators recovered forensic evidence from both scenes, and for more than 30 years, the killer remained unidentified.

After beginning a painstaking process called familial DNA searching, a partial DNA match pointed detectives toward a man named David Fuller, a 66-year-old hospital maintenance worker living in Heathfield, East Sussex.

Why does that person look...

When detectives visited Fuller's home, he denied knowing either Wendy or Carolyn, but officers arrested him on December 3rd, 2020 and took a DNA sample, and the results were conclusive.