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In March 1996, Karina prepared to leave her small village of fewer than 100 people for Dover, which had a population of around 4,000. Although outgoing and social, Karina was quite dependent on her friends and family. By working in America, she hoped to show her parents that she could stand on her own two feet.

Karina was happy and excited as she farewelled her family at the airport. Just before she boarded the plane, she said: “I hope I’m doing the right thing.”

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Jessica Forsayeth - research, writing

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

Milly Raso - creative direction

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David J Osborne

Was there a vote post for Patreon picks? Thanks

Katarzyna Kudela

"The killer and the assailant know each other" - isn't that a mistake around 18:30?

Lina

Thank you for doing such a good, measured reporting on this. I'm Swedish and I dare say most people know who Karina Holmer was, this story is still with many of us.

Demi V

Thanks for covering this one! I've heard it brought up in the Massachusetts news every few years and especially around the time genetic genealogy was making waves but never really heard the whole story. My heart goes out to the family.

AR

Thank you for doing this case! Absolutely baffling, and so so sad.

Siân

Such an awful case. Just a happy young woman enjoying herself. I hope they are still investigating the case 😔

Amber

I hate unsolved cases for so many reasons. Karina and her family deserve to have this person brought to justice. Also how disturbing was it that they found another set of women's legs and they weren't hers 😬

Stefan Bradley

Such a brutal way to kill someone and then jump throw her in the trash. Hope it gets renewed interest and solved.