An Interview with Crime Expert Joan Renner | 7

Hollywood & Crime

Wondery

Society & Culture, Exhibit C, True Crime, Documentary, History

4 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2020

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Tracy talks to true crime expert Joan Renner about the trials of BBC members, the aftermath of the murders, and where the members are today.

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0:00.0	Hey, Prime members, you can listen to billionaire boys' club add free on Amazon music.
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0:07.0	A quick warning.
0:08.5	This series contains adult language and content.
0:21.2	From Wondry, I'm Tracy Patton, and this is billionaire boys' club.
0:25.7	For the last six episodes, we've been telling the fascinating story of the rise and fall
0:30.4	of a group of privileged young men who committed kidnapping and murder.
0:34.9	On this episode, we're doing a deeper dive into this complicated case with true crime
0:39.4	expert Joan Renner.
0:41.6	Joan is a social historian and an expert on LA crime.
0:45.0	Her popular blog derangedellacrimes.com looks at the darkest of Los Angeles crimes over
0:50.6	the decades.
0:52.0	Hi Joan, great to have you here.
0:53.8	Oh, thanks Tracy, it's always a pleasure.
0:56.7	So excited to talk to you about the series.
0:58.9	Yeah, me too.
0:59.9	This is a absolutely fantastic and fascinating case.
1:04.2	Murder is always fascinating, right?
1:05.9	It is.
1:06.9	It is.
1:07.9	It's the most extreme behavior that you can exhibit.
1:10.9	And I think that's why people are interested in true crime.
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