Joseph James DeAngelo: The Golden State Killer / East Area Rapist: Part 1

We Saw the Devil: A True Crime Podcast

Robin Coleman

True Crime, News Commentary, History, News

4.2 • 968 Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

This is the first part in a multi-episode series on Joseph James DeAngelo, a man who is known by many names: The Original Night Stalker. The East Area Rapist. The Visalia Ransacker. The Golden State Killer. Suspected of 200+ burglaries, 12 murders, and at least 51 rapes on a spree in California that lasted over a decade, we will break down the man and his crimes.

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0:00.0	This podcast includes graphic depictions of true crime cases and may contain explicit language.
0:05.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:07.0	Hey, this is Robin. This is Jackie.
0:10.0	And this is Amanda.
0:11.0	And you are listening to We Saw The Devil, a podcast dedicated to horror, true crime, and all things Macabre.
0:17.0	If you want to follow us between shows, don't forget to check us out online.
0:21.0	You can go to our website at
0:22.6	W. W. We saw the devil.com. You can follow us on
0:26.4	Instagram at we saw the devil podcast or on Twitter at we saw the devil. And if you
0:32.1	want to follow specific co-host social media, you can find the links to those on our
0:36.5	website as well.
0:40.5	Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of We Saw the Devil.
0:47.0	Tonight's episode is going to be part one of our East Area rapists slash Original Mightstalker slash Golden State Killer
0:55.6	slash Joseph James D' Angelo.
0:58.8	Slash the worst person on this planet.
1:01.6	So as we discussed earlier and mentioned a couple times in
1:05.1	previous episodes we were going to do a multi-part deep dive into this case
1:10.2	because it is so complex it spans decades decades, and there was just so much information.
1:15.7	So when we started to do the research and started going through the case, in terms of doing
1:22.0	a podcast on it. We noticed that there are some
1:25.4	amazing resources out there. There's a lot. There's a lot of everything. The
1:30.6	LA Times produced a podcast as well on it that had some amazing interviews.
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