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When 46-year-old Vincent Viafore disappeared while kayaking on the Hudson River with his fiancée, 35-year-old Angelika Graswald, it was initially believed to be a tragic accident. However, Angelika’s story and behaviour soon raised troubling questions about what really happened.

Anonymous Host - narration

Milly Raso - research, writing, creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Anthony Telfer - audio editing

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Bob Trenwith

I'm confused - isn't a "premium episode" a short episode?

Michellio

Yessss!!!! Got my coffee and my warm blanket and I’m READY! 💕

Bob Trenwith

If Vincent tied his kayak to the car roof through the plughole, then surely he knew that the plug was missing.

AR

If you're suspicious of me because i want to drink wine and eat steak during a murder investigation, you have bigger problems then whether i did it 😭

AR

I'm sorry a NINE MILLION DOLLAR bond? And they have almost no evidence that she did it?! Unreal.

AR

Casefile I'm so glad you did this one because other podcasts have covered it and *definitely* made her seem guilty and i was feeling so gaslit?! and now i just feel like cops and judges and MEs and DAs are all pretty much wilding out all the time and "justice" is basically whatever they say it is on any given day. Absolutely she was judged for being foreign and for being a woman and for not wanting to risk getting hypothermia wtf and for keeping a typically emo diary. Her life is still going to be so much more difficult because of this conviction, and for what? Dudes are still gonna kayak on the Hudson without life vests or drain plugs because society has conditioned them to think that needing to take safety precautions makes them look weak. And women will still be judged and punished for nothing because it's always easier to punish a woman for perceived impropriety than it is to anything useful. Like idk teaching people not to ignore safety regulations because they think they're invincible.

Brenda Wells

I’ll scream it in to the void for the rest of my life—please wear a PFD when you’re on the water. Lost a young, healthy relative a couple years ago to an accident when he was crab fishing. Would have just been a fun story for him to tell later had he been wearing a life vest. I’m sure there was one on the boat, but he got separated from it.

Amber

Non episode comment: Casey, I enjoyed your interview on True Crime Conversations this week! I have been listening to both podcasts since the beginning, and the crossover made me so happy!

Green Thumb

Looks like she didn't live up to her name. Maybe only the third syllable.

Demi V

There have been cases around the world of people being interrogated in a language other than their native having negative impacts. I wish, though it's obviously not feasible, we were able to have translators lead interrogations so we had more surety of what persons of interest intended to say.

Kwizats

I seriously doubt the validity of any information obtained after ELEVEN straight hours of interrogation. I'm mentally exhausted after a five hour exam, imagine how you'd be after repeatedly going through the worst things you've ever experienced in exhausting detail for half a day.

Ashley Hoffman

Always a little weird to hear a local case on a podcast lol

Alison

As someone that also comes from an Eastern European background I know that being overly emotional especially in public is very taboo even if it’s something tragic like a death.