On the evening of July 10th, 1991, Humberside Police were called to the home of a well known local family, the Newton's, where shots had been fired. The owner of the house, Forty-five-year-old Clifford Newton was the eldest son and business partner of Grimsby millionaire nightclub and bingo hall owner Bernard "Bunny" Newton. Bunny and his sons had been in the club business since the early '70s. When police pulled into the driveway of Clifford's home, they didn't anticipate anything particularly serious. But, when no one would exit the house, the officer's settled in for a two-and-a-half-hour standoff. At the end of it, Bunny Newton would be found dead. Following each episode of Katherine Kelly's true crime TV series Murdertown, Benjamin Fitton from They Walk Among Us unpicks a new case from each location. Watch Murdertown exclusively on Crime+Investigation in the UK every Monday at 9pm and then straight after listen to a brand new story right here with the Murdertown podcast. You can get in touch using #Murdertown on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. The Murdertown podcast is hosted by Benjamin Fitton, researched and written by Anna Priestland and produced and edited by Chloe Frost.
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