I just casually looked towards a canal and I saw what I thought was a mannequin.

August 2, 1998, the body of a brilliant young scientist has found dead near the campus

of Georgetown University.

It was a gruesome scene.

Walking up to the body, it became apparent that there had been a sexual assault.

For more than six years, DC police had no leads and no suspects.

Then another disturbing discovery.

She wasn't his only victim.

As these cases went on, the more the victims resisted, the more violent he became.

One man committing a series of heinous crimes against women, but then he just stops.

Ten years go by, then twenty.

What would it take to finally crack the case wide open?

I'm Paul Wagner.

Join me for Unknown Subject.

Season three of WTOP's American Nightmare Podcast series, available October 4th on all podcast

platforms.

A lot of people thinking these days about the relationship between the gut microbiome and

immunity.

In fact, Jonathan Jacobs, a physician at UCLA says the microbiome and the immune system

are critically intertwined.

This means what you eat can affect the biome and that might affect immune function.

Now, not easy to eat all the right things all the time.

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