Part 1 of the Anne Faber case. On 29 September 2017, 25-year-old Dutch university student Anne Faber set out on an evening bicycle ride near Utrecht in worsening weather. She sent a cheerful rain-soaked selfie to her boyfriend at around 18:50 — the last photo she ever took — then vanished. A massive search involving police, Dutch military, and hundreds of volunteers found her coat, bicycle and backpack scattered across a forested estate near Soest over the following days, making clear she was the victim of a violent predator. Foreign DNA on her coat matched a profile already in the criminal database, transforming a missing-persons search into a murder manhunt as the episode ends on a cliffhanger ahead of Part 2.
