EP52: Louisiana's Signature Serial Killer

Crimes and Consequences

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

4.6 • 859 Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Almost every true crime addict knows about the infamous Louisiana serial killer Derrick Todd Lee. However, most people have never heard of Louisiana’s other serial killer: Nathaniel Code. Nathaniel had a unique ritual that linked him to at least eight murders but his true victim count is estimated to be double that amount. What made his crimes so unique that even the FBI had never seen anything like that before? Listen now to find out.

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Almost every true crime addict knows about the infamous Louisiana serial killer Derrick Todd Lee. However, most people have never heard of Louisiana’s other serial killer: Nathaniel Code. Nathaniel Code had a unique ritual that linked him to at least eight murders but his true victim count is estimated to be double that amount. What made his crimes so unique that even the FBI had never seen anything like that before? Listen now to find out.

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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. Hey Tanya, hi Tanya,
0:38.6	Hi Toulia, welcome back listeners.
0:41.8	We want to thank you all for joining us again this week as we do another exciting
0:47.2	crimes and consequences episode. Are you having a good day?
0:51.0	So far, are you going to ruin it? Yeah probably. I'll try not to. One more thing
0:59.2	before I start the story I want to let everybody know that we're going to do a promo for
1:04.8	our friends at Loono at the end. So if you like true crime, which you obviously
1:10.4	do because you're listening to us, wait till the very end and at the end of our music
1:14.9	we are gonna play the promo for luminol.
1:19.4	That's it, you ready?
1:20.6	Absolutely.
1:26.8	What I'm gonna talk to you about today is a story of a serial killer from Louisiana. It's one I've never heard before. He's not a very well-known
1:32.0	serial killer and this happened in the 90s. But before I start I want to ask everybody to just hit the subscribe or follow button if you haven't already. You want me to start now? Absolutely. All right here I go. On August 30th in
1:46.0	1984 Deborah Ford was a 25 year old single mother who lived in the Cedar Grove area of Shreveport in Louisiana with
1:56.4	her daughters. She had two daughters, Nicky who was nine and Sean who was five. Now Shreveport is the third largest city in Louisiana.
2:06.2	It's located in the northeastern part of the state, but being a large city it it still only had about 100,000 people at the time.
2:16.4	So it's not like New York City.
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