Hit BBC podcast to explore Daniels and Lyons crime rivalry
Glasgow Live reported the new podcast will cover the recent deaths of Eddie Lyons Jr and Ross Monaghan, who were shot dead outside Monaghan's Bar in Fuengirola on May 31.
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The show, hosted by Livvy Haydock, is a well-loved true crime podcast.
We previously reported that the National Crime Agency confirmed that a 44-year-old man was arrested on June 13 by officers from Merseyside Police.
This took place in the Liverpool area on behalf of the Spanish authorities for two counts of murder.
A Spanish police spokesperson said: 'In just seven days, the alleged perpetrator was identified.
"He fled three countries in less than 15 hours, altering his physical appearance to avoid recognition.
'Once in hiding in the United Kingdom, he changed his address to hinder any investigation until Friday afternoon, when he was arrested by the National Crime Agency following the issuance of an International Arrest Warrant by Fuengirola Magistrates' Court Number Two.'
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