On December 4, 1998, Yale senior Suzanne Jovin was seen near campus in New Haven. Less than thirty minutes later, she was found fatally stabbed nearly two miles away. In this episode, District Dark examines the timeline, the unanswered questions, and the case that still has no arrest.

On December 4, 1998, Yale senior Suzanne Jovin was seen near campus in New Haven. Less than thirty minutes later, she was found fatally stabbed nearly two miles away. In this episode, District Dark examines the timeline, the unanswered questions, and the case that still has no arrest.

//Suzanne Jovin: Two Miles, Thirty Minutes//

Suspense-driven true crime stories, told in a vivid, conversational style. New episodes dive into disturbing cases, haunting mysteries, and the details that stay with you long after the story ends.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I'm someone who's struggled with social anxiety for as long as i can remember. After contemplating creating a podcast for a few years I decided to put myself out there and create a true crime podcast. Hopefully this helps me get more comfortable in social situations and better a speaking while also telling stories that are interesting to the listeners.

True Crime

Suspense-driven true crime stories, told in a vivid, conversational style. New episodes dive into disturbing cases, haunting mysteries, and the details that stay with you long after the story ends.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm someone who's struggled with social anxiety for as long as i can remember. After contemplating creating a podcast for a few years I decided to put myself out there and create a true crime podcast. Hopefully this helps me get more comfortable in social situations and better a speaking while also telling stories that are interesting to the listeners.

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