Following the final attack by the Brabant Killers, the police investigation struggled to find any real progress. Suspects like Madani Bouhouche and Robert Beijer came and went, with only tentative ties to extremist groups being found.

As the 1980s came to an end, trouble behind-the-scenes spelled trouble for investigators. Prosecutors were sent packing, parliamentary commissions were created and then concluded, and suspects continued to emerge. First came Phillipe de Staercke - a violent thug with a proclivity for violence - who had ties to a well-armed government official, named Jean Bultot. Then came Patrick Haemers, a well-known Belgian criminal who committed suicide in the early 1990s.

This episode also details the fledgling investigation as it progressed into the 2000s, and includes some of the more... "outlandish" theories, as well as recent updates that inspire confidence in the survivor's demands for justice.

Part five of five.

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Written, hosted, and produced by Micheal Whelan

Music by T. Nordgren

Additional editing by Elias at e-Audio Productions

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Parcus Decree - "Thoughts About Future"

Borrtex - "Journey"

Scott Holmes - "Everest"

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The Brabant Killers (Part Five: Theories & Suspects II)

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