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ANNOUNCING: Park Predators Weekly!

2024/10/22
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Key Insights

Why did Park Predators become a weekly podcast?

Delia D'Ambra decided to stay in the parks longer, making it a weekly show.

What was the motive behind Moira Jones' murder?

The motive was a combination of sexual assault and robbery.

How did police link Marek Harcar to Moira Jones' murder?

They found his DNA on Moira and his belongings near the crime scene.

Was Marek Harcar connected to Eleni Pachou's murder?

No, Eleni's murder was solved separately, involving different suspects.

What was the significance of the surveillance footage in Moira's case?

It helped pinpoint Marek's movements on the night of the murder.

How did Moira's family respond to her murder?

They established the Moira Fund to support other families affected by violent crime.

What was the role of the forensic scientist in Moira's case?

She matched Marek's DNA to evidence found on Moira, leading to his conviction.

Why did police initially think Moira's and Eleni's murders were unrelated?

They believed the motives and crime scenes were different.

Chapters

The episode introduces the case of Moira Jones, a 40-year-old woman found dead in Queen's Park, Glasgow, in May 2008. The investigation reveals a series of clues and a mysterious suspect, leading to a sense of urgency among law enforcement.
  • Moira Jones' lifeless body was found in Queen's Park, Glasgow.
  • The park ranger discovered her body with severe injuries, leading to an immediate police investigation.
  • The crime scene was in a known hangout spot for gay men, complicating witness cooperation.

Shownotes Transcript

Park Predators is back and Delia D’Ambra is staying in the parks all year long, making Park Predators now a WEEKLY audiochuck podcast with new episodes every Tuesday! 

In May 2008 a woman's lifeless body is found in a mess of holly bushes in Queen's Park in Glasgow, Scotland. Law enforcement is left with a bizarre string of clues and a very elusive suspect until finally, justice is served.

View source material and photos for this episode at: parkpredators.com/the-park/)

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