Episode 177: The Gainesville Ripper Part 1

The First Degree

Alexis Linkletter and Jac Vanek

True Crime, Society & Culture, News

4.5 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2022

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

It’s August 1990, and the fall semester is about to start. College students start trickling into the city, and while they’re moving into their new places, they have no idea that a monster has also moved to town: a serial killer who preys on young, unsuspecting female students. At the end of his four day spree, the killer will steal five innocent lives, and leave a small town drowning in fear. In episode 177, Jac, Alexis, and Billy delve into the Gainesville Ripper, a sadistic serial killer who later inspired the movie Scream.

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0:00.0	First degree.
0:02.0	First degree.
0:04.0	First degree.
0:06.0	First degree.
0:08.0	First degree.
0:10.0	Get on the news.
0:12.0	Get on the K-3.
0:14.0	Get on the safe safe.
0:16.0	These things are supposed to happen in movies, not real life.
0:20.0	Each day after that they found more bodies.
0:24.0	So then it was pretty obvious that there was a killer.
0:28.0	Everyone was terrified.
0:30.0	They came out and said, don't be with anybody that you don't know.
0:34.0	I didn't know anybody in town.
0:36.0	So it looks great.
0:42.0	Welcome to the first degree that you're kind of podcast that you might end up on.
0:46.0	My name is Jack Fanick.
0:48.0	I'm sitting here with Alexis Linkler and Billy Jensen.
0:50.0	Happy new year to all.
0:52.0	How does 2022 feel for you guys?
0:56.0	So far so good.
0:57.0	It's a little chilly.
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