The Troubles is a name generally attributed to the 30-year period of violence in Northern Ireland, which saw multiple sides and organizations waging war against each other.

There were bombings, shootings,

assassination, sniper attacks, human bombs, or PG attacks and many many stories of

informers, spies and double agents.

The Troubles Podcast is a multi-award winning podcast that explains the events that occurred during this time, devoting one episode to each incident.

It's a non-partisan historical true crime podcast that explores the motivations and planning behind the attacks, the fallout and victims who were caught up in

the violence and then follows the investigation to see if the

attackers were ever caught. It's a great entry point for those who want to learn

more about this volatile period in history. It also features interviews from some of the people who were directly involved in this period,

including the seminal journalist Peter Taylor and the inspirational Richard Moore,

who was blinded by a rubber bullet as a child. I've also spoken to ex-soldiers and ex-paramilitaries.

With over 60 episodes there are plenty to get lost in. The Troubles podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks. Oh, I had been trying to get her back on the phone and it just wasn't working and we weren't really sure what to do at the time. We were very young and Grand Junction is a city located in the heart of Colorado's Western Slope.

The city is steeped in history, having initially been settled by the Ute people who thrived on the fertile valleys and abundant wildlife.

Then in the 19th century the area saw an influx of European settlers who were drawn by the promise of fertile

lands for farming and opportunities in mining. The city's name itself reflects its geographical

significance as the confluence of the Kunison and Colorado rivers.

Today the city is a hub of outdoor adventure, with locals and tourists alike being drawn by its natural beauty.

The nearby Colorado National Monument offers fantastic vistas of red rock canyons and sandstones

formations.

There's also the Grand Mesa which provides opportunities for hiking, fishing and skiing.

As the night settled over the tranquil streets of Grand Junction on the 28th of June 2007 a sense of unease crept

into a home nestled within the affluent enclave of O'Laster Court.

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