EP136: THE WHINY-VOICED SERIAL KILLER

Crimes and Consequences

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

4.6 • 859 Ratings

🗓️ 16 May 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

In the early 80s, a serial killer was murdering women in the twin cities of Minnesota with an ice pick. After each attack, he would call 911 weeping and begging for the police to put an end to his terror. It was only after one of his victims escaped that Paul Michael Stephani was finally apprehended. Fifteen years later, when Paul learned he had terminal cancer, he made a full confession of all his crimes, which included a murder completely off the authorities' radar. Listen to this episode to hear his ultra-annoying voice and the unsavory details of his murder spree.
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Sources:
1) State v. Stephani, Appellate Court of Minnesota
2) Oxygen article: Will You Find Me?’ The ‘Weepy Voiced Killer’ Asked Police While Reporting His Own Murders
3) Medium Article "The creepy Weepy-Voiced Killer"
4) The Line Up Article "Weepy Voiced Killer: The Serial Murder Spree of Paul Michael Stephani"
5) YouTube "911 Calls of the Weepy Voiced Killer - Paul Michael Stephani" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G9tZewM5LlE&t=13s

Transcript

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0:00.0	This episode may contain content of a graphic nature,
0:03.0	including descriptions of physical and sexual violence
0:06.0	against adults, children, and animals.
0:09.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:12.0	Hi everyone, I'm Tlaia and I'm Tanya and together we are crimes and consequences a true crime
0:19.3	podcast. cast. Don't talk. I saw what I did to come and I couldn't help but don't know why I had his tavern.
0:48.0	I am so upset about it.
0:52.0	I keep getting drunk every day. I can't believe it seems like a big dream.
0:57.0	I can't think of being left up. If I get locked up, I'm killing myself get locked up I'll kill myself.
1:04.0	I'd rather kill myself to get a laptop up.
1:07.0	I'll be trying not to crimes and consequences. I have a story I can't
1:20.6	wait to share with you. This one includes 911 phone calls. You know how much I love 911 phone calls.
1:25.6	You do. These particular 911 phone calls I don't like that much because the guy's voice is so annoying.
1:34.0	So annoying, you're gonna hate him.
1:37.0	Oh, I can't wait to hear this.
1:39.0	I'm gonna ask everybody to hit the subscribe or follow button
1:42.0	whatever app you're listening to us on right now
1:44.8	because that really does help and with that being said I'm ready. Okay let's hear it.
1:49.3	On New Year's Eve in 1980 there was a 21-year-old college student, her name was Karen, and she went to the
1:56.1	University of Wisconsin in Stephen's Point, never been there.
2:00.3	On that New Year's Eve, Karen was really excited.
2:02.2	She was going to go back home to St Paul, Minnesota,
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