Episode

PART TWO: THE JUMP SHE WASN’T SUPPOSED TO SURVIVE

Podcast: Forensic Psychology
Published: Aug 24, 2026
Duration seconds: 177
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Summary

Nine years after Belgium, in the English countryside, a military-trained parachute instructor jumped from four thousand feet with both her main and reserve chutes disabled — and lived. Behind it sat a husband, a life insurance policy, and a marriage already in freefall long before she was. This part covers the near-impossible survival, the motive, and what two cases a decade apart reveal about this method of killing.