Wives & Knives - Episode 2 Kristy Bamu

Hello and welcome to the second episode of Wives and Knives a true crime podcast with your hosts Dani & Kelly. Wives and Knives was created in early 2020 when we discovered that we, a like minded group of general weirdos had a mutual interest in true crime. It started as a weekly zoom call during lock down and has developed into this! We love researching and creating this content and hope you enjoy listening. Please remember that we mean no disrespect to anyone mentioned in this episode, or across any of the wives and knives platforms. We have an interest in true crime and related topics and whilst we may offer our own personal views on certain items it is meant to be educational and as light hearted as possible. The information we present is collated from research gathered from the internet and we reference and credit our sources wherever possible. This week we bring you a Christmas special - full disclosure we chat shit for an age before we get to the Christmas themed Crime. Christmas movies, Schitts Creek, Halloween, Christmas Jumpers, and much much more random crap. Trigger warning for this episode - it contains some pretty horrific torture description. The audio is pretty shocking in this episode as we have recorded the majority of it over zoom, so you can hear plenty of rustling in places and some moaning which Dani says is her dog, you can make your own mind up. Kristy was a teenager who, along with his siblings, was visiting his older sister in London for Christmas. Sadly It would be his last Christmas and the very people who should have been caring for him were the ones that were charged with his murder. Social media - come join our community. Instagram - wivesandknivesthepod Twitter - @KnivesWives Facebook -Wives & Knives pod. Website - where you can see lots of our other cases, photographs from our trips and also all the source material used to make this podcast. https://wivesandknives.wixsite.com/mysite We understand that Whilst we may enjoy Christmas, some people don’t. It can be a truly tough time for many, if you are finding it hard please don’t suffer alone. www.Samaritans.org 📞 116123.