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detectives beginning with the stories of edgar allan poe and sherlock holmes, but also stories of scotland yard looking for jack the ripper and detectives, the first african-american detectives in new orleans, etc. and the lizzie borden story will be intertwined with all of these and will be a true crime sensation. and this one has the added twist, which we discussed last time that if people in the victorian era weren't who they peared to be and the victorian middle and upper classes who put uch faith in the elaborate dress and the customs of the era in crowded cities to separate from the masses and allow you to know who you could trust and who you couldn't. well, here's a woman accused who did everything right. the fashionable, the sunday school, the women's christian temperance union. could she actually be a fiend who would access murder her father in the face 11 times. and stories to circle late in the press, for example, there's no dress because they, argued lizzie committed the crime naked that'll sell a lot of copies or another one that will be retracted that andrew had found out lizzie w

but joining me now is the retired scotland yard detective, mike neville.s is such a shock, a tragic tragedy, but also , strangely, i think also, strangely, i think something that perhaps people have become a little numb to given we saw a very similar eventin given we saw a very similar event in germany just a few days ago. >> yes, it's absolutely tragic, isn't it.7 people out celebrating in crowds and these vehicles being turned into weapons. and the reports are, you know, wild. you know, there's also talk of a man getting out with an assault rifle who had a, who had a flak jacket on. it's unclear whether anybody's been arrested yet, whether the suspect has been detained. and one of the lessons, i think, from germany, really, is that the german police were quick to get out information who the man was, where he was, the information they had. and that was very much at variance with the experience we had in the united kingdom with the southport attacks, where the authorities sort of sat on the truth for months and months. and i just think that causes massive