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PAERATA, AUCKLAND. May 19 1992, 7.40am. Police Constable Jeff Stuck answers a 111 emergency call from a hysterical woman. Stuck was unable to extract much information from the woman. She was screaming into the receiver, when suddenly the conversation ended. The phone fell to the ground. Constable Stuck, still listening heard in the background, raised voices of a woman and a man; yelling. Accompanied by a pair of loud gunshots.
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THAMES, COROMANDEL PENINSULA. Parakiwai Valley is situated about 70km away from Thames, it is a tranquil and quiet place, famed mostly for the Wharekirauponga Track. A 5km trek through NZ bush, punctuated by natural swimming holes. Reach the end of the trek and you are rewarded with a series of waterfalls. A destination, under normal circumstances, Urban would loved to have visited. It was here, Sven Urban Hoglin met his end and his body lay for two and a half years; undiscovered.
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THAMES, COROMANDEL PENINSULA. Swedish couple Heidi Paakkonen and Urban Hoglin were backpacking around New Zealand late 1988 and early 1989. They were last seen in Thames in the Coromandel on the 7th of April 1989. Their 1976 Subaru Wagon was found abandoned on the 14th of April on Watling Street in Mt Eden, Auckland where it had been motionless for six weeks. Heidi and Urban were reported missing.
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THAMES, COROMANDEL PENINSULA. In the early morning hours of Friday the 16th of September, 1988. Two Swedes, a young couple; Heidi Paakkonen and Urban Hoglin were waiting at the Stockholm Airport to begin their once in a lifetime, around the world trip. They were set to return in May of the next year, 1989.
Full of wide eyed optimism about their immediate future, they waved goodbye to their parents and siblings. They would travel to the United States, then move on to Australia before finally reaching New Zealand.
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CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY.
June 22, 1954 "The Day of The Happy Event. I am writing a little of this up in the morning before the death. I felt very excited and 'The night before Christmas-ish' last night. I did not have pleasant dreams though. I am about to rise"
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CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY. 22 June 1954. The body of forty-five year old Honora Parker was discovered in Victoria Park, in Christchurch, New Zealand. That morning Honora had gone for a walk through Victoria Park with her daughter Pauline Parker, and Pauline's best friend, Juliet Hulme. Approximately 130m down the path, in a wooded area of the park near a small wooden bridge, Juliet and Pauline bludgeoned Honora Parker to death with half a brick enclosed in an old stocking.
Visit www.truecrimenz.com for additional information on this case. Including a transcript of this episode, with supporting pictures, sources, and credits.
As launch day is approaching. We thought an introduction to tell you all a little about us at True Crime New Zealand. In our attempt to dehumanise the people behind the podcast to focus on the humans involved in the crimes, we fear we have gone too far.
WINTON. SOUTHLAND. On August the 12th 1895 ‘Southland baby farmer’ Williamina Dean became the first and only woman to be sentenced to death in New Zealand. The name of Minnie Dean lives on, and around that name has grown a legend. Southland children who misbehave are threatened, not with boogeymen, but with being sent to Minnie Dean.
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Written, edited and hosted by Sirius
WAINUIOMATA, WELLINGTON. On the afternoon of January the 6th 2007. Karl Kuchenbecker was riding his quad bike in the hills that connect Lower Hutt to Wainuiomata. Karl was riding through a firebreak on his way home. When he was confronted by a drug frenzied, overly aggressive man wielding a shotgun. The man fired. Karl was hit and he fell to the ground. The man fired the shotgun two more times hitting Kuchenbecker. Karl, with what strength he had left made a run for it. He was then grabbed and stabbed repeatedly. Puncturing his lung. Kuchenbecker lay dying, alone. As the man looked for more victims.
This random act of killing has chilling similarities to the 1992 murder of Paul Anderson. Both were a victim seemingly chosen at random, both were completely unprovoked, and both were committed by Graeme Burton.
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Written, edited and hosted by Sirius
CCTV footage of Graeme's attack on a prison inmate.
"Bump in the Night", "Day of Chaos", "Gathering Darkness", "Symmetry", "The Hive"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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LOWER HUTT, WELLINGTON. In 1992 Paul Neville Anderson was a lighting technician at Wellington nightclub, the Carpark. After hearing some commotion with a man and the club’s security. Anderson found himself confronted by a large, enraged and intoxicated man. The man was also weilding a knife. The man asked Anderson if he worked at the club. Anderson supposedly confirmed this and the knife was put to use, Paul was viciously stabbed and he collapsed. Later bleeding out.
But who was the slayer? And why commit such a random act of killing? This is the case of the man who later became known as the Lower Hutt Serial Killer.
www.truecrimenewzealand.com
Written, edited and hosted by Sirius
"Day of Chaos", "Drone in D"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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Hi. where could I find transcript?
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Let me know if you see this? You are both doing a great job!! LOVE YOU BOTH!
Great podcast, loved it - thanks guys
Kindness is my favourite word - I learned this from my father. It is also what our Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern advocates.
You have an excellent podcast! I live in the USA and it is so very interesting to hear that the crimes may be called by a different name but unfortunately we have the same horrific actions happen just the same all over the world. I love learning how crime in different countries are caught and punished. Your voice is compassionate and very dramatic keep it going!!
what's with the looonnnggg pauses throughout the episodes? got me thinking my player has frozen! lol
It's a great podcast except for the constant bang of the gavel during the trial! also the voice echo.
hi there, is there a part 3 due? thanks
I just hate wife abusers with a passion. But this pos just takes the cake
I am thoroughly enjoying your podcast, and have binged it all within a couple of days of finding you! I really appreciate the work you put into this, keep it up!
I miss your podcast. Please continue!!
Se what workplace bullying and harassment can lead to!?!🥴
Really not impressed with the comment about Māori at the end of the podcast. It is worth the extra effort to pronounce Māori kupu correctly just as we do with English words. I have enjoyed your podcast thus far but that comment should be removed
enjoy the podcast. keep up the good work. how about doing Stanley Graham.
Love your work! Keep it up! Loving hearing nz stories. Partner and I binge listen on our roadies
Great stuff, so interesting to hear about all these things that have happened in our country. recommending you to everyone.
Could you not find someone with speech that doesn't include pitcher for picture and numerous other horrors?
Enjoying the content but could do without the slasher music.