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The Mysterious Death of Annie Börjesson

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On a winter's morning in 2005, the dead body of Annie Börjesson was discovered on Prestwick beach in Scotland. The police quickly ruled her death a suicide, but on return to her native Sweden, a series of forensic clues and strange coincidences were noted that cast troubling doubts on the conclusions of the Scottish authorities, and exposed a web of sinister connections encompassing a predatory impostor, clandestine operations, and CIA torture flights... Did Annie take her own life, or was she murdered? And why?

Support Talking till Dawn: patreon.com/talkingtilldawn Website: talkingtilldawn.com Twitter: @TalkingTill Email: talkingtilldawn@gmail.com

This episode contains discussion of murder and suicide, which some listeners may find distressing.

Samaritans support network (UK): 116 123

Distress & Lifeline (USA): 1800 273 8255

References:

Unsolved Mysteries: The Death and Intrigue of Annie Börjesson The Mysterious Life and Death of Annie Borjesson

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The Mysterious Death of Annie Börjesson

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On a winter's morning in 2005, the dead body of Annie Börjesson was discovered on Prestwick beach in Scotland. The police quickly ruled her death a suicide, but on return to her native Sweden, a series of forensic clues and strange coincidences were noted that cast troubling doubts on the conclusions of the Scottish authorities, and exposed a web of sinister connections encompassing a predatory impostor, clandestine operations, and CIA torture flights... Did Annie take her own life, or was she murdered? And why?

Support Talking till Dawn: patreon.com/talkingtilldawn Website: talkingtilldawn.com Twitter: @TalkingTill Email: talkingtilldawn@gmail.com

This episode contains discussion of murder and suicide, which some listeners may find distressing.

Samaritans support network (UK): 116 123

Distress & Lifeline (USA): 1800 273 8255

References:

Unsolved Mysteries: The Death and Intrigue of Annie Börjesson The Mysterious Life and Death of Annie Borjesson

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