You are listening to The Evidence Locker.

Our cases have been researched using open source and archive materials.

It deals with true crimes and real people.

Some parts are graphic in nature, and listed in the description is advised.

Each episode is produced with the utmost respect to the victims, their families, and loved

ones.

The summer breeze was cool on the morning of June 24, 1991, on the Kodijur.

Ashramad, a luxury stone villa in the hills of Mughan was quiet, but somehow the silence

did not feel as tranquil as one would expect.

Well-liked socialite, Gilin Marshall, who usually recited in Switzerland, was visiting

her summer home that June, but on the mundane question there was no sign of her.

When she was not home for a lunch date with a friend, concerned for her safety grew.

A bustle of worried neighbors and friends scoured the area and called everyone Hunugilin.

But no one had any idea where she could be.

Meanwhile, in a subterranean cellar, her body lay, waiting to be discovered.

On the door, written in the victim's own blood, was the name of her killer.

Omar Radad was born in Vinny Chekbentayev, Morocco, in July 1962.

He was one of six children from a tight-knit family, and they were always looking out

for each other.

When Omar was still a baby, his father relocated to Europe, where he found work as a gardener

in the South of France.

He sent the lion's share of his paycheck back home and visited whenever he could.

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