EP63: The Sunday Morning Slasher

Crimes and Consequences

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

4.6 • 859 Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2020

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

In the 1970s there was someone lurking, stalking, and attacking women in the Metro Detroit area. The viciousness and brutality increased with each attack until women were ending up dead in truly grotesque ways. The attacks in Michigan ended in 1981 because the killer, later determined to be Coral Watts, decided the heat was getting too hot and moved to Texas to continue his killing spree. By the time he was caught, Coral Watts ended up admitting to over 100 murders. Listen to this week’s episode to learn about Carl Eugene “Coral” Watts, one of the most prolific serial killers in American history.

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Sources for this episode:Radford University, Dept. of Psychology Research
Murderpedia.org
NY Times Article Coral Watts Serial Killer Podcast

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0:00.0	This episode may contain content of a graphic nature, including descriptions of physical and sexual violence against adults, children, and animals.
0:09.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:12.0	Hi everyone, I'm Tanya and I'm Tlia and we are crimes and consequences a true crime
0:19.2	podcast. I totally. Hi Tlaia, how are you today? I'm great. Thanks for asking. How are you today?
0:36.7	I'm great. Thanks for asking. How are you? I'm doing pretty good. Hi listeners. I hope everybody is doing well. and thank you for coming back and listening to us this week.
0:45.9	We've got another great story to tell you. We do. Before I get into it though, I want to ask everyone to
0:51.4	subscribe or follow on whatever podcast app you're listening to us on because that really helps us.
0:57.0	You know what I found out, Tanya? I found out that some people actually like true crime and chit chat.
1:01.0	They do? Someone emailed me about it. Do you want to chit chat. They do? Someone emailed me about it.
1:03.9	Do you want to chit chat for a while?
1:05.8	No, I want to get to the story.
1:07.3	Okay, perfect.
1:09.1	So here we go.
1:09.9	It's a creepy one.
1:10.8	It's got a creeper in it.
1:12.0	I love that. So let's just do it. I need this.
1:17.0	I need this. All right. Okay. It's my dose of true crime. I go. It's our dopamine right? Right.
1:23.4	On October 25th, 1974 at about 1045 a.m.
1:28.6	there was a knock on the door of Lenore Nizaki's apartment door. She had one of those sliding chain
1:36.4	locks where you can open the door and kind of peek out but it's still the
1:40.0	chain prevents you from opening it all the way. So Lenore answers a lock and she opened her door.
1:45.6	There was a man asking for Charles,
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