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This week Laura covers part two of the episode discussing prisoners from abroad being held in Finnish prisons. This episode is focused on the Rwandan Genocide, and The Second Liberian Civil War.
This week we discuss some random things, as well as a case of a murdered man in Austria, a fire in Lauttasaari, Helsinki, and an Italian fraud case involving an amphitheatre.
This week Laura covers prisoners from abroad being held in Finnish prisons. The incarcerated were people associated with the Bosnian War, and their trials were carried out the Hague. But due to some UN agreements, Finland decided to house these prisoners until their sentence was served.
This month we're back with some non-murder news tangent stories. Laura brings a case of an updated law in Sweden regarding prison breaks. Viktória brings an update about the hacker Aleksanteri Kivimäki. Petra shares a story about missing family, and how the parents kidnapped their children back from social services.
A woman goes on her nightly run along a route she has used countless times before. After not returning in her usual 45 minutes, her husband starts to think something is wrong. Listen along to hear the tragic story of Krisztina Kardosné Gyurik, and the pursuit of justice for her.
Petra brings the case of Roope Bob Tikkanen, the middle-aged psychiatrist who was convicted of murdering his wife back in 2022 in Helsinki. We discuss the crime, and his latest appeal to his life sentence.
This week Viktória brings us cases of fraud and tourism tied to the Northern Lights. Laura brings the latest in the Alex Murdaugh case, and Petra brings an update to the Ulvila Surma case.
This week Laura covers a Norwegian case that has been dubbed the "Norwegian Bow Attack", despite most of the attack not being perpetrated by a bow. This episode we talk about police response, and whether the perpetrator's mental health should have been taken more into account in order to avoid this spree killing.
Bringing you true crime cases from around the world that have little to no coverage in English. Let us do the translations so you don't have to.Listen along for rare or unheard of true crime stories in English.
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