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butology plus today. Oh, Welcome to Morburoology, the podcast. I'm your host Emily J. Thompson, author of Unsolve Child Murders, and co-author of Unsolved Murders, True Crime Cases, Uncovered. Bermuda is a British dependent territory in the North Atlantic Ocean, just around 590 miles of the United States Coast.

It isn't a third world country or a struggling developing nation.

It has one of the highest per capital incomes in the world. In 1996, it had a population

of around 60,000 and prided itself on its low crime rate, white sandy beaches and golf courses.

Because of this, Bermuda was a widely popular and trouble-free resort,

especially popular among Americans. On average half a million people visit Bermuda yearly.

Bermuda was also home to a number of expatriates, many of whom come from British Commonwealth

countries and they were attracted to the island because it is steeped in British traditions

With such a small population and low crime rate,

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