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  • 135. Episode 135: The Samnye Trio

    35:20||Ep. 135
    In 1999, a robbery and murder took place in the South Korean village of Samnye, and three disadvantaged young men were accused of the crime. They were convicted, but the truth only came to light some twenty years later.

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  • 134. Episode 134: Barcelona freezer murder

    27:33||Ep. 134
    Hugo Ferrer Medrano and Xianzhi Liang were a happy young couple expecting their first child. One day, however, they disappeared, and soon Hugo’s mother made a horrifying discovery.
  • 133. Episode 133: A living dead woman in Busan

    29:02||Ep. 133
    Son Ye-yeon had recently died, and her sister went to an insurance company to claim the life insurance payout. Surprisingly, however, it turned out that the claimant’s signature and fingerprints matched those of Son Ye-yeon, and the supposedly deceased woman was remarkably alive. So who had actually been cremated?
  • 132. Episode 132: Death of a YouTuber in the Philippines

    28:56||Ep. 132
    Elliot Eastman was a 26-year-old American man who made YouTube videos about his life. He had settled in the Philippines with his local spouse, but the area was not safe, especially for foreigners. Elliot’s growing anxiety was also evident in his videos, until after October 2024, when no more videos were posted.
  • 131. Episode 131: The Mount Tomuraushi disaster

    27:55||Ep. 131
    A group of 18 hikers set out, but only 10 returned. The hike was not supposed to be technically demanding, so what exactly happened?
  • 130. Episode 130: The Don Juan of Kishu

    30:32||Ep. 130
    Kosuke Nozaki was already 77 years old, but that did not stop him from calling himself the “Don Juan of Kishu.” He also had a wife 55 years his junior by his side, to whom he paid a monthly allowance. In the end, however, his adventures came to a grim end.
  • 129. Episode 129: Perfect murder on Jeju

    31:48||Ep. 129
    In 1999, a mysterious murder took place on Jeju Island in South Korea. The victim was local prosecutor Lee Seung-yong. The case remained cold for 20 years, until a person involved in the events came forward to a television program.