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Nov 2, 2026

PigcakeGUEST
3:39
Well, to be fair, it was like watching you try to teach a geriatric, showing him how to put the live thing.
PigcakeGUEST
3:47
And then we ultimately had to do the live stream on yours just because I don't trust the Internet near the Rugeley.
PigcakeGUEST
3:54
Even though you're within 15 minutes of Rugeley, the Internet still has to be like a compromise.
PigcakeGUEST
3:58
Like the fact that you guys even have Wi-Fi over there.
PigcakeGUEST
4:02
That's not enough, boy.
Thomas HylandHOST
31:40
is Thomas Highland.
Thomas HylandHOST
31:42
Next week, Rudgley, England in the year 1855.
Thomas HylandHOST
31:46
And a brilliant young medical man whose hobby was dead people and live racehorses.
Thomas HylandHOST
31:53
My report to you will be on The Hangman and William Palmer.
Holly FreyHOST
3:59
And even though it's generally considered a settled case, there's a lot about it and how it turned out that doesn't really involve any hard evidence at all.
Holly FreyHOST
4:09
We are talking today about William Palmer, who is also known as the Rugeley Poisoner.
Holly FreyHOST
4:13
And we do want to give a little heads up here that while there is obviously murder in the mix, there is specifically brief mention of children dying.
Holly FreyHOST
4:22
So just know that going in.
Tracy V. WilsonHOST
4:24
So William Palmer was born on August 6, 1824 to Joseph and Sarah Palmer in Rugeley, Staffordshire, England.
Tracy V. WilsonHOST
4:32
Joseph was employed as a sawyer and died when William was 12.
Tracy V. WilsonHOST
4:37
That left Sarah with an estimated 70,000 to 75,000 pounds and eight children.
Tracy V. WilsonHOST
4:44
William was the sixth of the Palmer siblings.
Carol AnnHOST
9:42
It's the autumn of 1985, around 8:30 at night.
Carol AnnHOST
9:45
A father and his son are driving the road from Penkridge to Rugeley past an old military shooting range, and hanging over it about 100 feet up is a black triangle with three lights.
Carol AnnHOST
9:57
They pull over and get out to look.
Carol AnnHOST
10:00
The Rugeley police show up almost right away.
Carol AnnHOST
10:04
One of the officers tells them, "You know, you should never have gotten out of the car." Now, whether that's a veiled threat or an observation of the possible trajectory of their future, I have no idea.
Carol AnnHOST
10:19
August 4th, 1988, around midnight, a couple is driving across Weetman's Bridge on the northern edge of the Chase.
Carol AnnHOST
10:39
The couple calls the police.
Carol AnnHOST
10:41
The next day, two men in an unmarked white van pull up and take samples from the hedges, which have all turned brown.
Lloyd BarnesHOST
6:52
That footage will be more than I need.
PigcakeGUEST
6:54
Unfortunately, the nearest place is Rugeley.
Craig PettyHOST
6:56
Rugeley.
Lloyd BarnesHOST
6:57
Yeah.
PigcakeGUEST
6:57
Unfortunately.
PigcakeGUEST
7:01
That, that little, uh, area there where all the, uh, punks are-
Lloyd BarnesHOST
7:04
Yeah, just literally go to that little area, Craig, that we went to for...
Lloyd BarnesHOST
7:07
in Rugeley.
Colin Jackson-BrownHOST
14:40
Yeah, we were supposed to support them once, and then the gig ended up not happening.
Colin Jackson-BrownHOST
14:47
So they were supposed to be doing a free gig at Rugeley Red Rose Theatre.
Colin Jackson-BrownHOST
14:53
Always Rugeley, isn't it? Yeah.
Colin Jackson-BrownHOST
14:55
And we got told by the promoter, yeah, we'll put you guys on it, and then it didn't happen.
Ian ClarkeHOST
15:00
I feel like a lot of people arrive at Rugeley and then go, fucking no. LAUGHTER
Lisa WilliamsGUEST
15:06
Just generally, nothing to do with the gig.
Lisa WilliamsGUEST
15:08
Like the
Ian ClarkeHOST
15:09
outside of Rugeley, they're like, I've got a bat, can we just push on? Just go to the next one, phone the promoter, tell him no.
Ken DaviesHOST
16:44
Police traced the socks to a small Leicester manufacturer.
Ken DaviesHOST
16:48
After the TV appeal on the 30th November 1971, a viewer near Rugeley, which is fairly close by to Burton, recognised the style as a pair they'd bought from a Burton market stall.
Ken DaviesHOST
17:02
The Leicester manufacturer reportedly produced about 55 dozen pairs of this relevant sock, and Guy's Gazette reported that the socks were not available until late September 1969 and did not reach Burton Market until 10 February 1970.
Ken DaviesHOST
17:20
So, a sock that's available in Burton, if Fred bought them in Burton around the end of February or the start of March, two or three months of wear, it brings you again to around summer 1970 for his demise.
Matt LeeHOST
1:03
really i know you well and you're not someone who just like sits around and does nothing you need to be everyone
Angi CooneyGUEST
1:09
seems to be saying to me god you you're really busy and you seem to be busier than ever and i think i am but instead of but i'm i'm carrying on doing what i've always done But instead of having a job where I sat in Rugeley selling houses and talking to people, I'm just doing all the other nice bits that I like doing.
Matt LeeHOST
1:27
You mentioned selling the business to webs fairly recently.
Matt LeeHOST
1:31
You engaged in video quite a lot when you were running your business.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
8:06
And I decided I was not going to do the M6.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
8:10
I was going to come through Rugeley and through Cannock Chase.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
8:13
And I was just going to enjoy just a really good, nice drive this morning.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
8:18
And as I got to the reservoir and was driving, I was coming down the hill and over the reservoir, the...

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