Episode 332 - Dominique Dunne

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.7 • 4.5K Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2024

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Dominique Dunne made her big screen debut in Poltergeist. Later that year she was murdered. We discuss the crime, the trial, and her father's search for justice.

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0:00.0	Yes, I just can't believe it.
0:02.7	This time tomorrow, you could be a millionaire.
0:05.2	Get your Lotto ticket for tonight's draw.
0:07.0	The national lottery.
0:07.9	Rules and procedures apply.
0:08.8	Players must be 18 or over.
0:12.3	Hello, welcome to Hollywood Crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher. This is Desi Jettiken.
0:17.0	We're back. Yeah. Part two. We're back with Poltergeist Curse Part 2. Although I have to say Desi, this entire episode's going to be dedicated to Dominique Don.
0:29.2	Yeah. I mean, that's the big case surrounding the curse, for sure.
0:35.0	And I'm just going to title this,
0:37.0	Domini Dunn, in case anyone was expecting any other hijinks?
0:42.0	The interesting aspect that I didn't think of
0:45.5	is this case, this is why Dominic Dunn really got into true crime,
0:50.8	and his next big case he follows is the Menendez brothers.
0:55.2	I didn't even make that connection when I decided, because I decided like months ago to do
1:00.9	poltergeist for Halloween.
1:03.0	Right, you didn't know what I was doing
1:04.7	because I didn't decide until a month ago, whatever it was.
1:08.4	It wasn't like a plan.
1:09.6	I just thought that was interesting.
1:11.2	It is.
1:12.0	And this, yeah, this this is this case is really
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