58: The Playing Card Killer, Alfredo Galán Sotillo | Spain

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary, History

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🗓️ 4 August 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Between January and March of 2003, six people were brutally murdered in the city of Madrid. The attacks seemed to be unrelated at first, then the killer started leaving calling cards at each scene. He left a playing card from a deck of Spanish Barajas – the first one was an ace of cups, the second one a two of cups. Police realized they were hunting a serial killer, a man who became known as ‘The Playing Card Killer’.

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0:50.1	The bus driver was making his way along his usual early morning route just after 4 a.m.
0:58.8	He loved the early morning in Madrid.
1:00.9	The roads were quiet and there is an interesting mix of passengers early risers people
1:05.7	going home after working the night shift and even the odd partygoer who heads home to sleep
1:09.7	off a big night.
1:12.0	When he came to Alameda de Asuna, he saw a young man waiting on the bench inside the shelter
1:17.1	of the bus stop.
1:19.1	He was wearing a janitor's uniform, and it looked like he had fallen asleep. The bus pulled up next to the curb. The doors
1:25.9	open and the bus puffed a sigh. The bus driver called for the man, but he did not respond.
1:33.6	The driver had sympathy for this guy.
1:35.6	If he was that tired, he needed to get home and into bed.
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