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E07: Dean Phillip Carter’s Killing Spree
What drives a man to leave a trail of violence and despair across the West Coast? In this true-crime story, we unravel the case of Dean Phillip Carter—a charming TV cameraman turned serial predator—whose path of destruction left five women brutally murdered in just five days. Don’t miss this deep dive into one of the…
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E06: Rolando Marcelo – Rampage of the Ivy Leaguer
Rolando Marcelo, a Yale graduate, was on his way to becoming a quintessential American success story. On Memorial Day of 1989 all that changed when he stabbed 4 people, including 2 family members, to death in a matter of minutes. Rolando had seemingly snapped. Was illness and depression to blame or was it something more…
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E05: John Paul Phillips – Unearthing a Monster
In 1981 the body of Joan Wetherall was found in a lake in rural Illinois. The investigation would eventually lead to John Paul Phillips as the culprit. Was Joan his only victim or could he be tied to other cases?
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E04: Father Francis Craven’s Book of Secrets
Father Francis Craven was a man of God with many secrets. After he was beaten to death and burned in the woods of Alabama in early 1989, some of those secrets came out.
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E03: Ramon Novarro – The Death of a Star
Ramon Novarro was the first successful Latin-American film star, transitioning from silent-films to talkies in the 20s and 30s. He was also a closeted-gay man who struggled with shame and alcoholism. In 1968, he was beaten to death by two brothers, Paul and Thomas Ferguson, for a mere $45.
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E02: Patricia Ferche – The Girl Who Lived
Patricia Ferche was a 17 year old Chicago girl who was abducted in December of 1972 by a man who was impersonating a police officer. By the end of the day, her abductor, Theodore Jagiello, was dead and Patricia was mostly unharmed.