The Trail Went Cold – Episode 37 – L’Enfant

The Trail Went Cold

Robin Warder

True Crime, Tv & Film

4.5 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2017

⏱️ 42 minutes

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July 1, 1974. Beirut, Lebanon. Bashir Kouchacji is kidnapped by a group of unidentified men who spend the next five days interrogating and torturing him for reasons he doesn’t understand. Nine years later, after Bashir has moved to Washington, D.C. and become a successful restaurateur, he finds himself being tormented by a non-stop series of […]

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0:00.0	We would like to send out a special thanks to HelloFresh.com for supporting the trail
0:04.6	went cold.
0:06.1	And we would like to thank you, the listeners, by giving you the chance to receive $30
0:10.6	off your first week of deliveries when you go to HelloFresh.com and use the offer code
0:16.1	cold30.
0:18.2	That's cold30.
0:20.3	Enjoy the show.
0:22.7	July 1, 1974.
0:26.7	They root Lebanon.
0:29.6	The sheer kushokji is kidnapped by an unidentified group of men who spend the next five days interrogating
0:36.4	and torturing him for reasons he doesn't understand.
0:40.1	Nine years later, after Bashir has moved to Washington, D.C. and become a successful
0:45.4	restaurant tour, he finds himself being tormented by a non-stop series of threatening phone
0:50.6	calls from a mysterious figure known only as La Font.
0:55.7	The calls continue relentlessly for an entire decade and test Bashir's sanity.
1:01.0	But even after they come to an end, the identity of the caller and the reasons for Bashir's
1:06.4	abduction in Beirut remain unknown.
1:10.1	After that, the trail went cold.
1:25.7	What's this?
1:49.4	What?
1:50.4	It's time.
1:51.4	You'll be killed.
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