Episode 187 - The Bling Ring Part 1

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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In 2008 two LA teens set out on a mission to burglarize the homes of their favorite celebrities.

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to Hollywood crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher.
0:02.8	Hi, this is Desi Chatekin.
0:04.4	Desi, let's start out by thinking our Patreon contributors.
0:07.6	They donated over at patreon.com slash Hollywood crime scene.
0:11.5	And this week we had Monica, Martha, Constance, Anna, Christine, John, Kayla, Isaiah, Abby, Mandy, Tony,
0:21.4	another Mandy, Sierra and Melissa.
0:25.3	Thanks, guys. Thank you so much.
0:27.6	Okay, Rachel.
0:29.2	What the heck are you doing today?
0:31.7	Back in the heyday of the mid 2000s, when you had Perez Hilton, internet gossip sites,
0:37.3	we're really thriving and hyper focused on stars like Paris Hilton and Lindsey Lohan,
0:42.8	a group of teens who are obsessed with the lifestyle of those young rich and infamous,
0:47.0	especially the one sort of famous for nothing.
0:49.6	Nothing.
0:50.6	Decided the easiest way to get the look in life was by stealing it from the stars they
0:54.3	admire.
0:55.3	Yes, Rachel.
0:56.3	Today, we are going to be talking about the group of teens from Calabases known as the
1:01.0	Bling Ring.
1:02.4	They were also called the burglar bunch and the Hollywood Hills burglars.
1:07.0	And they plundered the closets of the wealthy elite in Hollywood for about a year from October
1:11.8	2008 until August 2009.
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