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Cut Lines: The Anatomy of a Parachute Murder: PART ONE: THE FALL IN BELGIUM

Podcast: Forensic Psychology
Published: Aug 23, 2026
Duration seconds: 193
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In 2006, an experienced Belgian skydiver stepped out of a plane and discovered mid-air that neither of her parachutes would open. What looked at first like an unthinkable equipment failure turned out to be something far colder — a killing engineered days in advance by someone who never had to be in the room. This part covers the jump, the investigation, and the rival who built a death out of patience.