#47 - Who Killed Freddie Mills? Part Two - Murder Mile UK True Crime Podcast

This is part two of a two-part episode. On Sunday 25th July 1965, in Goslett Yard in Soho; world champion light-heavyweight boxer, film star and club-owner Freddie Mills was found dead, shot in the head. But was it a suicide, or murder?
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[@manofthehour6759]

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Thank you, that's super kind of you and very much appreciated. Mx

[@MsVanorak]

i don't think it was suicide. a fairground air rifle isn't a certain enough method as was shown by him living for 2 hours afterwards. the clues will be in what we aren't being told, such as him sometimes having a kip in the car before the nightclub show - did he always sit in the back bolt upright or did he stretch out across the rear seat? he wasn't too tall to do that. no fingerprints! did his doorman see with certainty that he was the only one in the car when he got to the club. were the doors unlocked or just the windows open? how did his 'oppo get to shake and slap him? he was taking a maverick stance against the status quo of organised crime, extortion, protection etc. it was a psyop of some sort what with the group photo of him with the krays (background) and his car registration and the lodge in the equation.