Case 61: The Lin Family

Casefile True Crime

Casefile Presents

True Crime, Society & Culture, History, Documentary

4.7 • 41.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2017

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

On the morning of July 18 2009, customers gathered outside Min Lin’s news agency in North Epping, New South Wales. The family-run business always opened on time, but on this particular day its doors were locked and there was no sign of anyone inside.

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Episode narrated by the Anonymous Host

Researched and written by Anna Priestland

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0:00.0	Our episodes deal with serious and often distressing incidents. If you feel at any time you need support, please contact your local crisis centre.
0:21.0	For suggested phone numbers for confidential support, please see the show notes for this episode on your app or on our website.
0:30.0	This episode deals with violence towards children that won't be suitable for all listeners.
0:37.0	Please go ahead, Elstras.
0:38.0	Thank you. What's the requirement?
0:39.0	You have to identify a three-seven-winter.
0:41.0	Thank you, please, the emergency.
0:43.0	Oh, I mean, what happened?
0:46.0	What happened?
0:47.0	It'll be lost.
0:49.0	Just let me find it. What corner streets closest?
0:52.0	I'm close to...
0:54.0	Um, next street?
0:55.0	Close to...
0:57.0	Um, epic muffler, uh, over...
0:59.0	Hi.
1:00.0	What's wrong? What's wrong?
1:02.0	I'm not sure someone I think is living here.
1:05.0	I think you're not living here.
1:07.0	If you need to tell me why you need an ambulance, what's wrong?
1:10.0	I think someone died. I'm not sure.
1:13.0	Why do you think someone's dying?
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