#224: Profiling Detective Trapp

Real Crime Profile

Real Crime Profile / Wondery

True Crime, Society & Culture, Exhibit C, Documentary

4.2 • 10.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 December 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Laura, Jim and Lisa are joined by LA Times journalist Christoper Goffard to discuss his new hit podcast, Detective Trapp.

#DetectiveTrapp

#VictimsMatter

#CoerciveControl

#SerialPerpetrator

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Follow Christopher Goffard on Twitter @LATChrisGoffard

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0:08.2	When the women first began disappearing from the streets of Santa Ana, California, no one
0:13.5	saw a pattern.
0:14.5	We used to walk that street at 3 o'clock in the morning.
0:17.7	People would ask, are you crazy?
0:18.7	I don't care.
0:19.7	That's my daughter I'm nippy-ford.
0:21.7	None of these are going to stop me.
0:23.8	For months, even as more women vanished, police did not regard it as a high priority case.
0:28.6	There's always the same story.
0:30.5	Oh, every cop has their flyer.
0:32.3	Don't worry.
0:33.3	I told him if I was a wealthy woman, you'd be looking for her.
0:37.1	I go, but since we don't have money, you don't care.
0:40.4	Then a young woman's body was found in a trash sorting plant, and the case came to an
0:44.5	Anaheim Investigator.
0:54.5	Detective Julissa Trapp.
1:01.6	In the first week of October 2013, Kiana Jackson took a Greyhound bus to Santa Ana.
1:07.5	When her mother didn't hear from her for a few days, she reported her missing to the
1:10.7	Santa Ana Police Department.
1:12.8	The person she talked to had looked up Kiana's rap sheet and found she had a record for
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