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Episode 91: The Cecile Combettes Affair

On the 16th April 1847, the body of a young woman, Cecile Combettes, is found against a wall in the cemetery joining a monastery in Toulouse.

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Episode 90: The Dreyfus Affair part 2

Dreyfus is in prison on Devil's Island. Things are looking grim. But his brother, Matthieu, makes it his mission to prove his brother's innocence through many twists and turns in the case.

This is part 2 of the story, make sure you listen to part 1 first.

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Episode 89: The Dreyfus Affair part 1

In September 1894, a letter is passed to the French military secret services that seems to show that secret documents were about to be transmitted to a foreign power. Captain Dreyfus is quickly found to be the source and prosecuted.

This is part 1 of 2 of the case. It’s quite long and we decided to split it over 2 episodes.

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Episode 88: The Pranzini Affair

On the 17th March 1887, the body of a woman, her servant, and the daughter of her servant are discovered horribly mutilated in their flat in Paris.

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Episode 87: The Narumi Kurosaki Affair

On the 5th December 2016 in the evening, a group of friends are worried about not having heard from Narumi Kurosaki for a while. They knock on her door, but there is no response. By the 15th December, the police gets involved, but Narumi is still nowhere 

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Episode 86: The Spiderman of Paris

During the night of the 20th May 2010, 5 grand master paintings are stolen from the Museum of Modern Art in Paris. The alarm isn’t triggered, nobody is seen on CCTV. It’s like a ghost robbed the place.

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