On the night between October 29th and October 30th, 1998, the unthinkable happened.

A fire started in the premises belonging to the Macedonian Association, where a disco for teenagers was taking place.

63 kids, between the ages 12 and 20, lost their lives that day.

And over 200 kids were physically injured.

It turns out not to be an accident.

Someone actually started the fire.

But who?

And why? Thank you. Hi and welcome to true crime Sweden. I am your host, Pernilla.

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That means so much to me, and it helps out the show.

It's kind of funny, because I only thought that I had one review from a Swedish person.

But it turns out that iTunes only display reviews country by country. So the only thing I see on my phone is the reviews from Sweden.

And when I realized this, I went to my computer

and I found out that I had reviews from the US, from Canada, from England, from

New Zealand and from Australia. I'm amazed and I'm so, so grateful. Thank you so much.

I'm just going to give a little shout out. First of all, to Jim from the Forgotten News podcast. Thank you so much, Jim, for

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71 from the US, and also Lauren from the US.

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And thanks to Tracy Ladylock from Australia.

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Corey runs a great blog with tips about podcasts among other things.

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