: Back in Thailand, Herman Knippenberg (Billy Howle) faces bureaucratic roadblocks from French authorities. In a desperate and career-risking move, he leaks the story to The Bangkok Post to force the hands of international investigators.
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– The episode intercuts courtroom‑style testimonies from surviving travelers (notably Dutch backpacker Gerard “Gerry” van den Berg and Indian student Anu Mishra). Their recollections give the audience a visceral sense of the terror Sobhraj inflicted and highlight the gendered nature of his crimes, especially his targeting of solo female backpackers. : Back in Thailand, Herman Knippenberg (Billy Howle)