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5 min read🎙️ The Voices & The Context
- The Format: Solo-hosted narrative true crime podcast episode, recapping a decades-long unsolved murder case with historical context, witness accounts, and investigative twists.
- The Key Players:
- Host Delia D'Ambra, true crime podcaster delivering a detailed, sourced retelling.
- Central figures: Julie Ward (28-year-old British wildlife photographer, victim); John Ward (her relentless father, wealthy businessman who funded searches and challenged Kenyan authorities); suspects like game wardens and Simon Olimakala (chief game warden who found remains).
- The Vibe: Intense and frustrating, blending educational wildlife/history facts with tragic mystery, corruption allegations, and a father's unyielding quest for justice.
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What you'll learn
- 1 (00:00) **Maasai Mara National Reserve Overview**
- 2 (03:48) **Julie Ward Goes Missing**
- 3 (06:26) **Search Efforts Launch**
- 4 (09:01) **Jeep Troubles and Last Sighting**
- 5 (11:34) **Discovery of Abandoned Jeep**
- 6 (13:00) **Human Remains Found**
- 7 (14:25) **Police Reject Murder Theory**
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Show Notes
When a young British photojournalist vanishes in a well-known Kenyan reserve, questions swirl around what happened to her. After her remains are found at a grisly crime scene, her father sets out on a decades-long hunt to bring her killer to justice, but is faced with bizarre roadblocks from two nations on different continents.
View source material and photos for this episode at: parkpredators.com/revisited-the-reserve
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