Episode 10 - Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity

Paradise

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4.6 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 4 May 2019

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

As the podcast nears its conclusion, fresh information kept hidden in UK Foreign Office files for 40 years delivers yet another twist to this case. Martin Bottomley of the Greater Manchester Police Cold Case Unit gives an unexpected reply to a question Dan hesitates to ask - and it becomes clear this story is far from over. And Boston's public defender, Lexi Nagin, reveals she's an avid listener to the podcast - but hasn't changed her mind about her client.

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0:00.0	Episode 10 of Paradise contains strong language and upsetting scenes.
0:04.4	Episode 10! What have a date now?
0:07.2	BBC Sounds, music radio podcasts.
0:11.6	Welcome to episode 10 of our nine part podcast series, the final episode of this week.
0:20.0	Yeah, we're adding another one for a few reasons, one being the overwhelming response we had to the last episode, which made us realise that not everyone's ready to leave Paradise just yet.
0:32.0	The other Hello again, by the way Mr Dan left me out of
0:35.6	eight and nine at the other one being that even in the week since the last episode
0:40.1	went out we've had yet another revelation that I'm still trying to get my head around, so we don't want to rush this.
0:46.0	Yeah, so a lot of what we planned for this episode, some final thoughts from the family and people you've heard from in the
0:53.2	podcast some updates on parts of the story that are still very much
0:57.2	active investigations. They're gonna come next time.
1:00.3	So this is the penultimate episode right? Yeah probably. No matter where you go, you're never have control no one makes it out of life no one makes it out of life and paradise So you heard last time Penny's reaction to finding the graves and of course
1:40.8	blazes but those graves weren't just important to the families
1:45.1	they were important to a lot of the people who'd been committed to this case
1:48.8	like Sack PD Detective Amy Crosby who well she was shocked when we called her.
1:55.2	No freaking way. And it's just sitting there in plain view.
2:02.9	Stood exactly as it had been in the picture.
2:07.6	That's...
2:10.0	Huh.
2:11.4	Okay, well, clearly somebody didn't put forth any effort and trying to find it then.
2:15.0	We could not understand it.
2:17.0	I don't either because that was going to be crucial to the case.
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