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About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise and complete episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode:
The Province
Police too slow off the mark
No ID on body, say RCMP
RCMP seek public's aid in finding woman's murderer
Accused fears he let down parents
Boyfriend expected to be charged in student's death
Amanda Zhao's parents still crying for justice
The Vancouver Sun
Young Chinese woman vanishes in Burnaby
Police probe delay in reporting student missing
Parents feared 'something bad' would happen to daughter
Police spend several hours at missing girl's apartment, speak to boyfriend
China to file complaint on RCMP handling of murder case
RCMP fumbled e-mails: review
Roommate's arrest follows search of murdered student's suite
Victim's roommate out on bail
Arrest warrant issued for Zhao's boyfriend
Landlady treated Li, Zhang like sons
Judge told man helped dispose of murder victim
Police agent placed in cell with suspect
Murder suspect 'told cousin he killed Zhao'
Accused says he was told his prints were on body
Accused wrote to dead girl's mom to curry favour
Police failure frees man charged in Zhao slaying
Murder victim's boyfriend under suspicion
Chinese authorities make arrest in B.C. homicide
Ang Li sentenced to life in Chinese prison for murder of girlfriend Amanda Zhao in B.C
Foreign student's body found inside a suitcase near Mission, B.C., in October 2002
PODCAST EXCERPT
Amanda
was
determined
to
lift
her
and
her
parents
out
of
poverty.
And
the
way
she
saw
to
do
that
was
to
get
an
education
in
Canada.
When
she
turned
nineteen
it
took
her
months
to
convince
her
parents
to
let
her leave China.
Amanda's
body
lay
in
the
apartment
overnight
and
in
to
the
next
evening
when
he
woke
up
Han
and
told
him
he'd
killed
Amanda.
Han
got
out
of
bed
and
could
see
Amanda's
clothed
body
from
the
hallway.
He asked him how it happened
On
Sunday
hikers
at
Stave
Lake
came
across
a
suitcase
with
a
body.
Han
continued
to
tell
them
he
didn't
know
anything.
Then
they
told
him
that
his
fingerprints
were
found
on
Amanda's
body.
It
wasn't
true,
but
he didn't know that.
Chinese
authorities
located
Ang
in
2004
and
questioned
him,
but
charges were not laid against him until 2009. He was quietly arrested.
VICTIM: AMANADA ZHAO
SHE TRUSTED HIM
Amanda
moved
to
Canada
for
a
better
future.
Her
dreams
ended
when
the
person
she
trusted
strangled
her,
crammed
her
body
in
to
a
suitcase
and
threw
her
in
the
lake,
then
fled
to
China.
Ten
years
later
justice
tracked
him down.
About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise
and
complete
episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
Contact
Murder in 20, British Columbia, Canada
Copyright 2023. All rights reserved.
PODCAST EXCERPT
Amanda
was
determined
to
lift
her
and
her
parents
out
of
poverty.
And
the
way
she
saw
to
do
that
was
to
get
an
education
in
Canada.
When
she
turned
nineteen
it
took
her
months to convince her parents to let her leave China.
Amanda's
body
lay
in
the
apartment
overnight
and
in
to
the
next
evening
when
he
woke
up
Han
and
told
him
he'd
killed
Amanda.
Han
got
out
of
bed
and
could
see
Amanda's
clothed
body
from
the
hallway.
He
asked
him
how
it
happened
On
Sunday
hikers
at
Stave
Lake
came
across
a
suitcase
with
a
body.
Han
continued
to
tell
them
he
didn't
know
anything.
Then
they
told
him
that
his
fingerprints
were
found
on
Amanda's
body.
It
wasn't
true,
but
he
didn't
know that.
Chinese
authorities
located
Ang
in
2004
and
questioned
him,
but
charges
were
not
laid
against
him
until
2009.
He
was quietly arrested.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the
following sources for this episode:
The Province
Police too slow off the mark
No ID on body, say RCMP
RCMP seek public's aid in finding woman's murderer
Accused fears he let down parents
Boyfriend expected to be charged in student's death
Amanda Zhao's parents still crying for justice
The Vancouver Sun
Young Chinese woman vanishes in Burnaby
Police probe delay in reporting student missing
Parents feared 'something bad' would happen to
daughter
Police spend several hours at missing girl's apartment,
speak to boyfriend
China to file complaint on RCMP handling of murder case
RCMP fumbled e-mails: review
Roommate's arrest follows search of murdered student's
suite
Victim's roommate out on bail
Arrest warrant issued for Zhao's boyfriend
Landlady treated Li, Zhang like sons
Judge told man helped dispose of murder victim
Police agent placed in cell with suspect
Murder suspect 'told cousin he killed Zhao'
Accused says he was told his prints were on body
Accused wrote to dead girl's mom to curry favour
Police failure frees man charged in Zhao slaying
Murder victim's boyfriend under suspicion
Chinese authorities make arrest in B.C. homicide
Ang Li sentenced to life in Chinese prison for murder of
girlfriend Amanda Zhao in B.C
Foreign student's body found inside a suitcase near
Mission, B.C., in October 2002
VICTIM: AMANADA ZHAO
SHE TRUSTED HIM
Amanda
moved
to
Canada
for
a
better
future.
Her
dreams
ended
when
the
person
she
trusted
strangled
her,
crammed
her
body
in
to
a
suitcase
and
threw
her
in
the
lake,
then
fled
to
China.
Ten
years
later
justice
tracked him down.
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