Thinking Sideways Podcast

Murder most Foul January 26, 2017

The Witchcraft murder

In February 1945 farm worker Charlie Walton was brutally murdered in the tiny English village of Lower Quinton. And the manner of the killing suggested something more than just murder…

Some of Our Research:
One telling of the story
A slightly different telling of the story
The promised BBC footage

This episode sponsored by:

Talkspace

Promo code: SIDEWAYS

Share this:

  • Share
  • Reddit
  • Facebook
Previous: The Markovian Parallax Denigrate
Next: Archambeau-Bruguier disappearance

Stuff about the show

  • About the Show
  • Episode list
  • FAQ’s
  • New Introduction Contest
  • Sponsors

Search For Stuff

Follow us

Tell us about yourself

We'd love to learn a little bit about you! Got a couple of minutes? Please take this brief survey, we'd appreciate it.

Support-like stuff

Have you heard about our awesome sponsors? Go to our sponsors page to check them out!

Want a shirt of your very own to wear with pride? Find us on Zazzle and you can get one, how cool is that?

Or want a sticker? Check out what we have over at redbubble!

Get ahold of us!

Feel free to send us an email about any of the stories we have talked about or any stories you'd like to hear about. thinkingsidewayspodcast@gmail.com

You can always chat with us on Facebook, like the Facebook page or join the group.

Want more?

Every episode is available and can be downloaded here as well as on iTunes.

You could also find us in the Pocket Casts app or use the traditional RSS feed.

Stream the show at TuneIn or through Stitcher.

RSS Thinking Sideways Podcast

  • Princess Doe July 13, 2017
  • Project Lucifer July 6, 2017
  • TSP Live-Clarence Roberts June 29, 2017

Categories of stuff

Episode categories

Australia canada cryptid cryptogram cypher disappearance disappeared false identity flight MH370 london lost at sea lost crew missing crew missing plane monolith murder russia serial killer suicide unexplained death

© Copyright 2017 Thinking Sideways Podcast · Designed by Theme Junkie