• 127. The Fijian Fishnet Murders: Yuri Shipulin and Nataliya Gerasimova

  • Sep 2 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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127. The Fijian Fishnet Murders: Yuri Shipulin and Nataliya Gerasimova

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  • On the island of Fiji, the brutal murders of Yuri Shipulin and Nataliya Gerasimova shocked the world. Their dismembered bodies, wrapped in fishnetting and weighed down with rocks began washing ashore on the very beach they once cherished. As chilling theories swirl, from mafia ties to local vendettas, this mystery leaves the community and investigators fishing for answers.

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