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Another True Crime podcast bringing you True all well. This week we go to Hong Kong where an American

expat is found murdered in his storage unit. Now I've been to Hong Kong back when it was owned so to speak or

administered by the British and again a couple of years ago. Now a lot of

Westerners would go to live and work there especially in the finance industry and it's an interesting

place to visit and I did go to Macau also in 1994 when it was still run by the Portuguese. Now that was the first place I ever went outside of Australia and the

Portuguese influence from the architecture to the flat chickens made it such a beautiful place to go and have a look. It reminded me of the main

street in Maricville if anyone in Sydney gets the drift of what I'm saying. Now my cow back then was only 16 square meters,

that square kilometers back in the day. It's really changed now with large areas

reclaimed from the sea.

Anyway, we're getting a little bit off the track

with my memories of a time when we could travel freely.

Oh my God, I get married in February, two weeks later I'm back in Australia and

Kate's over in Thailand and I have yet to go back and see her and it could be another six months it's just a bit stressful a bit

shit anyway let's get on with this week's episode now I will be referencing

Canadian newspapers of all things because I don't have any Hong Kong newspapers in my newspapers.

So we've got the province from British Columbia. We've got the morning star from

British Columbia. We've got the Windsor Star also from Ontario.

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