Episode 446: Jack Unterweger Part II - I Love L.A.

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True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 53.3K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2021

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Summary

In this conclusion to our Jack Unterweger series, we follow the Austrian serial killer to Los Angeles — detailing his various murders in the City of Angels, his eventual capture, and the trial that had to account for his death toll across multiple countries.

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0:00.0	Some place underneath.
0:04.0	Nith is a planet gone missing into time.
0:07.0	A moon believed to be in the orbit around Venus.
0:10.0	The moon was named Nith after an early Egyptian goddess who, according to the lore, is the birth mother of the universe.
0:17.0	Astronomers spotted Nith 30 times since it was discovered but it went missing.
0:22.0	And it has not been seen since the late 1700s.
0:26.0	Where did it go?
0:28.0	Poor women, trans women, women of color, women in fringe religions.
0:33.0	What do they all have in common with this ancient missing moon?
0:36.0	They go missing.
0:38.0	A lot, a lot.
0:39.0	I'm Natalie Jean and I'm joined by Amber Nelson every week to look into a case where we answer the age old question.
0:45.0	Where them hos-ah.
0:47.0	Let's talk about it and see how we can help.
0:49.0	Some place underneath.
0:51.0	A show about the missing.
0:52.0	Missing from home.
0:54.0	Missing from justice.
0:55.0	Missing from the conversation.
0:57.0	Plus there are dick jokes.
0:58.0	Listen wherever you get your pods.
1:00.0	Hi there, you sexy podcast listener.
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