EP17: Seattle's Piquerist Serial Killer

Crimes and Consequences

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

4.6 • 859 Ratings

🗓️ 3 February 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

In the early 1990's, Seattle was the scene for the new grunge wave, computer techs and also a sadistic piquerist who enjoyed murdering and staging the bodies of young women. Robert Keppler, John Douglas and other criminal profilers analyzed the crime scenes, which were exceptionally bizarre and developed a specific profile of the killer; but when the repressive necrophiliac was eventually caught, he was nothing like they expected. Learn more about the serial killer you have never heard of and exactly what piquerism is in this week's episode!

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SOURCES FOR THIS EPISODE: Charmer by Jack Olsen

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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 Tla and I'm Tanya.
0:15.0	And together we are Crimes and Consequences,
0:18.0	a true crime podcast. cast. Hi Tanya. Hi Tanya.
0:33.0	Hi Tanya.
0:37.0	Hi Tanya.
0:40.0	Hi Tanya.
0:42.0	Hi Tlaia, hi everyone. How is your day going so
0:46.8	far? It is fantastic. I want to talk to you a brief second about our gruesome scale we had mentioned in previous
0:55.7	podcast. That scale is very high for this episode.
1:00.3	Oh no, is it? It's going to be like a nine. I am going to share with our
1:06.5	listeners a story of a serial killer that I have never heard of before and could barely find any
1:14.8	information besides a book that's no longer in print even though the story is not
1:20.4	that old. The book is called Charmer by Jack Olson. I used that for my
1:27.2	information because it had everything I really needed. There was one more book I found that had a little bit of
1:35.9	information on the serial killer. It is by Robert Keppel. He worked on Ted
1:41.0	Bundy. It's called Serial Violence.
1:44.0	And it's actually a forensic investigation
1:47.8	textbook, so it had a lot of pictures in it
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