Episode 182 - Movie vs. Reality: Kitty Genovese

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 17 March 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

For decades the case of Kitty Genovese captured the attention of the public and was written about in psychology texts. Since the tragic crime occurred in 1964, her story also went on to inspire countless films and TV shows.

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to Hollywood crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher. Hi, this is Dazie Jadikan apologies for coming to you a little bit late this week
0:08.0	You know how it is you know, but we're here. Yeah, we will always be here
0:13.0	Let's
0:14.2	Whether you like it or not. Yeah, seriously. We will always be here
0:17.6	Now let's start at the show by thanking our Patreon subscribers from this past week
0:22.2	They donated over at patreon.com slash Hollywood crime scene and we had Jessica Rebecca
0:29.0	Eleanor Liz Molly Charlotte
0:33.6	Susan we have a special shout out to Maggie who was on the Patreon list last week and my bad
0:41.6	Forgot to give you a shout out Maggie. So here's your shout out. Hey
0:46.2	Kevin
0:47.5	Olivia Katie Stephanie
0:50.4	Sean tall Casey Zach
0:53.1	Shaneid Rich
0:55.1	Alina Ashley Holly Kelsey and Steve
1:00.5	Thanks guys. Thank you
1:02.8	Okay, I just realized I didn't tell you what I was doing this week. I have no idea so
1:07.3	This week we are doing a movie versus reality, but the truth is it's really a movie TV shows
1:15.0	Books and popular opinion versus reality today. We are going to discuss the
1:20.6	1964 rape and murder of 28 year old kitty Genovese. Do you know this case? Of course. Okay
1:27.4	This murder became international news after the New York Times published an article claiming that
1:33.4	37 it was actually corrected to 38 so you'll see both numbers a lot
1:37.8	Witnesses saw or heard the attack and that none of them called the police or came to her aid
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