S3 | Part Two | Finding Heidi: Endgame, Episode Eleven - Finale - "No Thanks"
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What new evidence does the host reveal about the Heidi Paakkonen case?
On the last episode of Guilt.
We were instructed to keep an eye out for any areas that might be wet areas or tarns because there'd been some information come through to the police somehow that water was involved in the right in the disappearance of of the couple at the time. So that was um What are the things that told us? Yeah, I thought I was gonna be coming here today and and and it would I'd walk away thinking, Okay, this one was suited. No, no, no I think you need to go further than that. It'll take a big pump or a bulldozer.
I said to my put him with a question, I says, Mate, did you really Deal to those Swedes, brother.
And when you go out of Cow, just tell me one thing, where is she? He knew exactly who I was talking about.
I know shit that nobody wants to come out in the out in the open out of all of us? I know it all.
From Brevity Studios, I'm Ryan Wolfe. This His guilt. It's gotta be her. Uh, I'm just I just feel like that's her
This is the last episode of this season. And I want to be clear about what that does and doesn't mean because I know how a final episode sounds. It's probably not the last episode of this case. Again, it's just the last one for now. And there's a reason for that and I'll get to it at the end. But before anything else, I want to say something about how this episode is going to sound, because you're gonna notice it pretty quickly. There's going to be a lot of just me talking and not a lot of anybody else. And that's not because I haven't got recordings. It's actually quite the opposite. I've more raw audio sitting on this case than on anything else I've ever worked on in my life. Hours and Hours of it. Interviews and phone calls and doorsteps and people sitting in their own kitchens telling me things they haven't said out loud in thirty years.
And most of it I can't play you. Some of it was given to me on the condition that it never goes out, and I gave my word on that. Some of it involves people who would be in real danger if their voice went to air, and I'm not being dramatic when I say that. And some of it concerns people who are alive and have never been charged with anything, and they're perfectly entitled to not have their name coming out of my mouth on this podcast. And then some of it, honestly, I can't even describe to you, not the content, not the source, not even the shape of what it looks like. Because you just can't be told it exists. And working out what I could use and what I had to leave behind has probably been the hardest single part of finishing this podcast.
Harder than all the driving and knocking on doors, harder than any of that. So when it's just me for long stretches today, that's the reason. It isn't that there's nothing there, it's that I just can't play it for you. Now, before I tell you what I've found over these past few months and years, I want to go right back to the thing that sits underneath all of this. Underneath every interview and every doorstep and every hour I've spent driving around the Coromandel with a microphone attached to my lapel. Because there is one piece of this case that has never changed. It's never been misremembered, and it doesn't depend on the world. depend on what somebody thinks they saw thirty-seven years ago, and it hasn't drifted from one person to the next, picking things up along the way, which is what almost everything else in this story has eventually done.
Urban body. was where it was. So let me take you back to 1990. In the High Court, the Crown told a jury that Heidi Parkinen and Sven Urban Hoglan were killed at Crosby's Clearing, which is up near the Kaodonga Valley, 12 kilometres out of Thames, in the hills behind the town. That was the case they ran. Two trampers gave evidence that on the 8th of April 1989, they'd seen a woman up there who looked like Heidi, in the company of a man they identified as David Tamahidi. And Operation Stockholm went to work on that valley. And I've spoken to some of the men who actually did it, you've heard from them. So we know how thorough it was. days and days of searching, for a breast, with white cotton string lines, working down a hundred meters and back up again, looking for anything from a body to a morobar wrapper, and instructed to look up as well as down.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What new evidence does the host reveal about the Heidi Paakkonen case?
0:10–6:31
2
How does the discovery of Sven Urban’s body change the investigation?
6:31–12:38
3
Why does the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision matter for David Tamihere’s convictions?
12:38–18:42
4
What new leads about Heidi’s possible location emerged in 2023‑2024?
18:42–22:50
5
Who is “Ange” and why is she considered a key witness?
22:50–29:16
6
What happened when the host tried to contact David Turner?
29:16–34:02
7
Why did David Turner reply “No thanks” and what does it imply?
34:02–38:00
8
What are the next steps and the current status of the case?
38:00–43:54
Speakers
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