Ep. 86- Chinese Jack the Ripper

It's About Damn Crime

It’s About Damn Crime

True Crime, Tv & Film, Film Reviews, Society & Culture

4.0 • 601 Ratings

🗓️ 16 January 2019

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Gao Chengyong was a serial killer who murdered at least 11 women & children between 1988-2002 in China and because he brutally mutilated their bodies as well, he was dubbed "The Chinese Jack the Ripper." We talk about the victims and how Gao got away with it for so long.

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0:00.0	Hi everyone.
0:18.0	Hey guys.
0:20.0	Welcome to actually, no, I got to remember what my intro is.
0:24.6	Okay, you're listening to another episode of It's About Damn Crime.
0:30.0	I'm Brittany.
0:31.2	I'm Justine.
0:32.3	And you're listening to...
0:33.4	And I'm Scott.
0:34.4	Oh, no, we killed Scott.
0:36.5	Yeah.
0:36.8	Scott's in the desert.
0:39.0	Remember, remember that duct tape that we talked about, you know, putting it over his mouth?
0:43.6	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:44.4	He's got it over his mouth.
0:46.5	Scott, say hello.
0:51.5	He sounds so feminine these days.
0:57.4	All right.
0:58.0	You guys are listening to episode 86.
1:01.2	If you are new and you don't know what our podcast is about, what we do here is we focus on cases featuring people of color.
1:08.7	We're not one of those, um, serious storytelling podcasts.
1:14.5	No.
1:14.9	Uh, we like to be, you know, funny here, but we'll, we'll be serious when we can or when
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