EP 5: Bloodline (PART 2)

Bear Brook

NHPR

True Crime

4.8 • 15.4K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2018

⏱️ 24 minutes

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This is part two of episode 5. A child is abandoned. Timelines come together. A family tree begins to take shape. A chameleon is revealed. Want to make sure that NHPR continues creating projects like Bear Brook? Click here to donate $20. Thanks for your support.

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0:00.0	This is part two of Bearbrook Episode 5, Bloodlines.
0:04.8	If you missed the first part, go back to your feed and listen to it now.
0:10.8	In January of 2017, something happened that, to be honest, I didn't think ever would.
0:18.2	I was sitting in the New Hampshire Public Radio newsroom when I got an email from the New
0:22.2	Hampshire Attorney General's office announcing that there would be a press conference, the
0:26.0	next day, to discuss new information in the Bearbrook case.
0:31.2	The email cryptically mentioned something about a missing person's case from New Hampshire,
0:35.4	a murder case from California, and how they were both connected to the Bearbrook murders.
0:41.2	At that point, in 2017, I've been working on a story about the Bearbrook murders for
0:45.8	about a year and a half.
0:47.6	All I knew was that one child was not related and the results of the isotope testing.
0:52.5	The name's Unsoon Jun and Lisa didn't mean anything to me yet.
0:56.8	As far as I could tell, the Bearbrook investigation didn't really seem to be going anywhere.
1:01.5	I figured whether I finished my story in a month or in six months, the facts of the case
1:06.9	would probably be the same.
1:10.0	Then I got this email.
1:15.7	The press conference was scheduled to take place in an auditorium at the New Hampshire DMV
1:20.2	office.
1:21.2	I think it was the largest space for a press conference they could come up with.
1:24.5	Assigned that they were expecting a lot of reporters, and that we might be there for
1:28.2	a while.
1:29.2	In other words, that this was something big.
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