Episode 06: Joan McShane Mills

The First Degree

Alexis Linkletter and Jac Vanek

True Crime, Society & Culture, News

4.5 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2018

⏱️ 69 minutes

🔗️ Recording | iTunes | RSS

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Summary

On episode 6, Jac, Alexis and Billy examine the murder of a beautiful San Francisco socialite named Joan McShane Mills. The characteristics of Joan's slaying and the events that followed have all the makings of a twisted Hollywood thriller; two open ended homicides, double lives, stolen bodies, decoy caskets, poetic justice, and a man accused of taking the law into his own hands.

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0:00.0	First degree.
0:05.0	First degree.
0:06.4	First degree.
0:07.4	The first degree.
0:08.4	Get on the news.
0:09.4	Get on the K-3.
0:10.4	Get on the face, please.
0:13.4	These things are supposed to happen in movies, not real life.
0:16.4	Hey guys, welcome to the first degree, the True Crime podcast that you might end up on.
0:24.7	My name is Jacques Vanick.
0:25.7	I'm sitting across from Alexis Lindglitter.
0:27.9	Next to Billy Jensen and we are just going to jump right in.
0:33.0	Right in.
0:34.0	Because this case is crazy.
0:36.4	It's multifaceted.
0:37.9	It's very complex and I think you guys are going to love it.
0:41.0	We have two open-ended homicides and it's one part mystery, one part to experience tragedy
0:48.4	and it will make you question the concept of our justice system.
0:52.4	Revenge slangs and vigilance you justice.
0:55.4	Where is this crime set?
0:57.0	Well, right in Los Angeles, where we are recording from.
1:00.0	This first piece of this crime occurred April 30th, 1983.
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