Survived: Mary Vincent

12. Serial Killer: Beverley Allitt

Over the course of only 60 days, a newly qualified 22-year old nurse injected numerous babies and young children with lethal doses of insulin and potassium chloride, resulting in a number of unexplained collapses and leaving 4 children dead and many more traumatised or with other serious life-long injuries. Beverley Allitt was thankfully apprehended, but the children’s ward, Ward 4, of Grantham and Kesteven Hospital in Grantham, Lincolnshire would be forever left tarred by her acts. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-12/

11. Solved: Greg Fleniken

Imagine a locked hotel room. No signs of forced entry. No struggle. And yet… inside, a man lies dead—with injuries that don’t make sense. Greg Fleniken was a loving husband, son, brother & friend. But his life was cut short due to the recklessness of another. But, against all odds, and due to the persistence of his wife, family & the detectives on the case, his killer was found and brought to justice. For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-11/

Survived: Mary Vincent

Mary Vincent was a 15 year old girl hitchhiking to her Grandfather's house, but unfortunately only hours later she lay at the bottom of a ravine, left for dead. But, luckily, not giving up she fought and stayed alive, helped by some strangers and managed to face the man who horrifically assaulted her. Unfortunately, the same could not be said for Roxanne Hayes due to the failings of the criminal justice system. Mary became a powerful advocate for victim’s rights and made change for the better For our sources, please visit our website - https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-10/

09. Unsolved: Daniel Entwistle

On 3rd May 2003, a 7 year old boy went outside to play on his bike in Great Yarmouth. When he didn’t return home for tea, he was reported missing by his parents. Police immediately launched a large-scale investigation and found he had been captured on CCTV in a local shop at 5.05pm. In the early morning hours, his red and white BMX bike was located, but nothing else has ever been found; no one has ever been charged in relation to his disappearance and Daniel remains missing. For our sources, please visit our website; https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/episode-9/

May Extra: Section 12 of the Licensing Act 1872

Section 12 of the Licensing Act 1872 states “every person found drunk… on any licensed premises, shall be liable to a penalty”. This law is still in place today. Today’s episode looks at the history of alcohol here in the UK and how this law came to be in place. For our sources, please visit our website; https://anotherdayanotherevil.wordpress.com/may-extra/