From The Times and The Sunday Times, this is the story.
I'm Lou Jones.
If you can imagine almost a stereotypical beautiful summer English scene of golden fields and a little cops of trees and a path running through it,
this murder happened in the most picturesque part of England.
My Sunday Times colleague Emily Dugan has been investigating a horrific 30-year-old murder which took place in the small village of Chillenden in Kent.
Lynn Russell and her two daughters Megan and Josie.
Megan was six and Josie was nine.
We're walking home from school.
They were also walking their dog Lucy.
Probably feeling very safe in a very ordinary afternoon as far as they're concerned.
A car pulled up in front of them on a kind of dirt track,
and a man came out with a hammer and attacked the three of them.
They were dragged into the cops of trees, tied up,
bludgeoned with the hammer, and they were all left for dead.
It was the most vicious attack.
Lynn and Megan both died.
When police arrived at the scene, they assumed Josie was dead,
and indeed her father, Sean, was told that everybody had died.
But in fact later when she did show signs of movement she was rushed to hospital and she did survive with catastrophic brain injuries but she did survive nonetheless.
This brutal story became an infamous case in the 1990s.