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Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. That’s particularly true with In for a Penny which was an interesting concept to create a board game around. He was delighted with everything we suggested, but then his daughters scrutinised our proposal – and they’re not as forgiving as James! Every week, James O'Brien enlists the help of LBC listeners to solve the questions you've always wondered the answer to.We reserve the right to substitute the prize with another prize of equal or greater value at our absolute discretion. One point is scored if a player gets the correct answer, having heard both the correct and false answers (a 50:50 chance).

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The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. And as you say, your latest release is based on LBC radio host James O’Brien’s show, The Mystery Hour. It's not a test of intelligence - you get a question, and two possible answers and you have to choose which one you think makes the most sense and is right.

Our group did spot one glaring omission in the rules though: there is no penalty attached to incorrectly guessing an answer before the correct and false answers are revealed. We’re thrilled to take all LEGO and board game fans on this gaming journey, combining the LEGO Group’s timeless creativity with our passion and expertise in board games,” said Birgitte Bülow, leader of the LEGO board game creation team at Asmodee.Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In this podcast series you’ll hear from offenders, the police, crime experts and investigators as we delve into the workings of the criminal mind. The host can also score two points from each player who chooses their invented answer as the correct answer. This makes committing to answers for 3 points not as high stakes as it seems - a big payoff, but little to lose by sticking your head above the parapet.