Bobby Joe Long – The Classified Ads Rapist

The Casual Criminalist

Cloud10

True Crime

4.8 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Pennysavers were a free community periodical that advertised cheap items for sale, often with a description like '$30 Dresser for sale OB. Contact Lisa.'. And it was these women who would be targeted by Bobby Joe Long, earning him the name 'The Classified Ads Rapist'. But then he took it a step further, murdering at least 10 women in the Tampa Bay area before a brave 17-year-old girl named Lisa McVey escaped his clutches and assisted the police in bringing an end to Bobby Joe Long. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello, I've already walked back to another episode of the casual criminalist.
0:02.5	As always, hi there, I'm your host Simon Wabbyser,
0:04.6	or am I right?
0:05.4	This case, Kevin.
0:06.4	Thank you, Kevin.
0:07.4	It's written in the script.
0:08.6	Uh, Bobby Jo Long.
0:11.0	The classified ads, rapist.
0:13.2	Oh, good.
0:14.0	Another cheery one.
0:15.2	I've recorded one of these yesterday.
0:18.9	And actually the day before, I've been on a bit of a casual criminalist recording binge,
0:22.4	because I got really far behind.
0:23.6	And they were both just like, one of them was Ted Bundy.
0:27.6	And the other one was, I don't even remember, but it was brutal.
0:30.8	And I was like, you know, I'll be great.
0:32.9	Something you less about murder and, um, well, murder.
0:37.2	Rate.
0:38.2	The killing of children.
0:39.2	Ted Bundy killed children.
0:40.2	Yeah.
0:41.2	Kind of forgot about that.
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