Sue Woolmans
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156 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 29 Mar
Sue Woolmans’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Grabis was able to introduce his friends to a terrorist called Siganovic.
He was fairly high up in the Black Hand, but he needed to get some weapons to help these three students in Belgrade.
He went to a man who was able to supply pistols, bombs and cyanide.
Cyanide for suicide once you've killed people off.
And so they helped the students, Princip, Grabis and Kabrinovic, to travel from Belgrade to Sarajevo, helping them with money, but also helping them with customs officers along the way who would help them to get through and cross borders.
The authorities were supposed to check anybody who was coming into Sarajevo at this point, which they failed to do.
And the police also didn't follow up the fact that they'd seen Kabrinovic, who wasn't allowed to be in Sarajevo, but they happily let him travel back to Sarajevo.
So the police were frankly not doing their job at this point.
The driver of Franz Ferdinand's car saw it coming and managed to drive, put his foot down, and the bomb missed Franz Ferdinand's car.
It actually bounced off the back of it and then exploded under the car behind.
Gabrynovich then threw himself over the wall into the river.
It was June.
It was hot.
There was only about three inches of water.
Didn't drown.
Threw down the vial of cyanide, which was very old and didn't work, and was beaten up by a crowd of people who chased after him and then got arrested.
And so it was all a bit of a joke.
He was heard to say, do you think Sarajevo's full of assassins?
Which patently it was, because there was, you know, seven of them kicking around at this point.
She said, no, Franzi, I am coming with you.
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