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three please enjoy responsibly hi guys Bethan here and welcome to our Case Reopen series. This time it's a very short run of two episodes

filling the gap in between season 9 and season 10.

And before season 10 kicks off on the 13th of September,

we've each chosen an episode from the back catalog to revisit.

We try and choose cases that particularly resonated with us, which is really tricky because all of the episodes that we cover mean something to us for some reason.

Last week Mark introduced his revisit to the assassination of Kim Young Nam.

And he explained his reasons for wanting to cover the case in the first place, the reason why we decided to do that episode at all, and also his personal

fascination with the Kim Dynasty and the whole story. I've gone back to season 2 to season 2

episode 17 which was titled a fatal plan. This case has never left my

memory. I refer to it quite often. I think about the Broadhead family so much.

It's a really heartbreaking tale and it's that phrase that we all hate, but sometimes you just can't help but use.

Wrong place at the wrong time.

I always think to myself, what if they'd got home late rather than early? What if? It's just heartbreaking. This is a real cautionary tale. It's just heart-breaking.

This is a real cautionary tale. It really is one of those cases that you look at and you think crime doesn't pay

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