• Maria Korp Was Left To Die In The Boot Of Her Car

  • Feb 12 2025
  • Length: 53 mins
  • Podcast

Maria Korp Was Left To Die In The Boot Of Her Car

  • Summary

  • Maria Korp, a 50-year-old mother of two from Melbourne, went missing in February 2005. She was discovered four days later in the boot of her car barely alive, after being strangled and left for dead.

    Police first suspected her husband, Joe, but it was more complicated than that. As his mistress revealed, he was the one who provided her with the weapon telling her it was the "only way they could be together."

    Former detective Narelle Fraser was the one who discovered Maria’s body in the boot that day, 20 years ago. It's a case she will never forget.

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    CREDITS

    Guest: Narelle Fraser

    Host: Gemma Bath

    Producer: Tahli Blackman

    Audio Producer: Jacob Round

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