The Cold Case Of Norah Trott

The True Crime Enthusiast Podcast

The True Crime Enthusiast

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🗓️ 7 November 2017

⏱️ 38 minutes

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This week on The True Crime Enthusiast Podcast, we look at a horrific and vicious sex killing that remained unsolved for many years, until a cold case review came to it many years later……..

Also this week, the recommended Blog mentioned in the podcast can be found at: The Keeley Chronicles

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0:00.0	Hey there, this is Paul, the host and the true crime enthusiast of the title, extending a very warm welcome and some big thanks for joining in with episode seven of the true crime enthusiast podcast.
0:13.0	Episode seven, we are flying through these episodes now, aren't we?
0:16.8	I hope my enthusiasm for doing this continues to shine through, and as always, it's awesome that you guys continue to join me.
0:23.6	I do hope you've all had a good week.
0:25.6	If you've had a pretty crap week, well, I hope that next week is better for you, and I hope that this half hour or so helps out.
0:33.0	Now, I've taken some advice and considered that I may sound like some kind of simpering, gushing,
0:39.0	weepy getting an award by my constant thanks all the time at the start of these episodes.
0:44.7	But it's just the type of guy that I am. I am grateful and thankful, and I feel it's important
0:49.3	to express that. But I'll try not to overdo it from now on. So please just know that the sentiment is always there and your continued support does mean the world.
0:59.7	This week it's not a podcast that I'm recommending. Well, at least not yet it isn't and I undoubtedly believe that it should be, but it's a written blog.
1:09.2	It's one I came across because it concerns an
1:11.6	unsolved case that I have long considered as either a written study for my own blog or even a
1:17.4	podcast episode for the true crime enthusiast, but that's not going to happen now. Not because
1:22.7	it's a case not worth covering, that would go against everything echoed on the podcast in the weeks to
1:28.2	date. But because the work of this particular blog covers the case and is unquestionably
1:33.5	the definitive work that not only already exists about it, but ever likely will. I'm a firm
1:39.6	believer, as I've said before, that if someone covers a case expertly, why would you even try to put your
1:45.6	own spin on it? I mean, you wouldn't try to remake the Godfather, would you? So the blog in question
1:51.5	is entitled The Keely Chronicles and is written by a Dublin blogger, true crime buff and musician
1:58.0	named Keely Mott, and it concerns the unsolved murder of German
2:02.3	backpacker Inga Maria Hauser, who's found dead in April 1988 in Ballypatrick Forest in Ireland's
2:09.3	County Antrim. Inga's case is especially tragic and sad, and it's not for me to recap or recount the
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