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Ep 5: Growing Unease

By: Peter Waring, Jana Wendt
Narrated by: Peter Waring, Jana Wendt
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  • The Australian search continues but are they looking in the right place? Some wreckage is found on Reunion island which turns the investigation on its head (again). Peter encounters a kindred spirit.
    ©2022 Whistledown Productions Ltd (P)2022 Audible Australia Pty Ltd.
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Enjoyable; Informative

I liked the message that noone really knows yet hor the plane disappeared. We were always given to understand that it was definitely a murder/suicide.
Perhaps not.

Easy listening and quite fascinating. Thankyou.

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