Andrew Podpinka was home alone on 4 March 1999 when he suffered multiple stab wounds that caused his death.

Originally from Poland, Mr Podpinka lived with various health issues. His wife and daughter had gone shopping about 1.30pm that day, and a neighbour reported seeing Mr Podpinka at the front of his home about 2.45pm.

When Mr Podpinka’s wife and daughter returned home about 3.45pm, they found his body on the bedroom floor.

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Andrew Podpinka was home alone on 4 March 1999 when he suffered multiple stab wounds that caused his death.

Originally from Poland, Mr Podpinka lived with various health issues. His wife and daughter had gone shopping about 1.30pm that day, and a neighbour reported seeing Mr Podpinka at the front of his home about 2.45pm.

When Mr Podpinka’s wife and daughter returned home about 3.45pm, they found his body on the bedroom floor.

Listen here for interviews with people close to the case.

From murderers to money launderers, thieves to thugs – police officers from the...

Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Want to help us solve cases just like these? Let’s Join Forces.
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If you have any information relating to the cases featured in the Cold Case WA podcast, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or https://www.crimestopperswa.com.au/. Reports can remain anonymous.

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On 30 October, 1980, Lisa Marie Mott had gone to play basketball with friends at the local courts in the South West town of Collie.

She went to a pizza shop opposite the courts with a friend about 8.45pm that night and, by 9pm, had started walking home towards Forrest Street.

She was just 12-years-old and has never been seen since.

Her disappearance has had a lasting impact on her family – listen to interviews with them and with detectives close to the case here.

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