GUILT
S3 | Episode Five | Chopped Up & Buried at Sea
Aug 6, 2023
The podcast explores the mysterious disappearance of two Swedish backpackers in New Zealand in 1989. They uncover new witnesses and evidence, including the unreliable testimony of a jailhouse informant. The search for the missing woman, Heidi, continues as they explore a remote and overgrown area. A crucial sighting of a white Subaru provides important evidence. The host also connects with listeners through music and invites engagement on social media.
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- The search for a rock memorializing Sven Urban Hoglund proves challenging, highlighting the difficulty of finding key evidence in a remote location.
- The credibility of jailhouse informant testimonies, including those of Secret Witnesses A, B, and C, is questioned, emphasizing the need for scrutiny and safeguards in considering such evidence.
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Searching for the Rock
Despite the remote location and dense foliage, the search for a specific rock memorializing Sven Urban Hoglund proves challenging. The area is filled with rocks, but the one they are looking for remains elusive. The rock, which sits higher than others in the area, holds significance as it marks the spot where Urban's body was discovered. Multiple searches are conducted, crawling through ferns and scraping moss off rocks, but the memorial rock remains hidden. Police tags from the original investigation are found, serving as eerie reminders of the past. The search continues, but the rock is yet to be found.
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