
This episode covers the murder of Carolyn Abel, a teacher in Seoul during the 1988 Olympics, and the ongoing quest for justice. Key topics include the cultural backdrop of South Korea in the late 1980s, the experiences of women teaching English, and the investigation into Carolyn's murder.
The episode features personal accounts from women who were in Seoul at the time, including Sandra, Cathy Patrick, and Carolyn Abel herself. They describe their vibrant lives, the friendships formed, and the shocking moment when Carolyn was murdered.
Listeners hear about the brutal nature of the crime, the impact on the community, and the unresolved questions surrounding Carolyn's death. The narrative shifts to the present day, where the search for answers continues.
The hosts recount their journey to Bellingham, Washington, where they believe Carolyn's alleged killer may be located. They discuss the emotional toll of the investigation and the determination to seek justice after more than 30 years.
This episode combines elements of true crime with personal storytelling, highlighting the lasting effects of violence and the pursuit of closure.
The episode investigates the murder of teacher Carolyn Abel in 1988 Seoul and the ongoing search for justice.

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