Leslie Perlov and Janet Taylor Part 1 of 2

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Society & Culture, True Crime

4.8 • 871 Ratings

🗓️ 31 July 2023

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Episode 76 Leslie Perlov and Janet Taylor Part 1 of 2

In 1973, Leslie Perlov, Stanford graduate and Stanford Law Library clerk, was found slain in the hills overlooking the Stanford campus. In 1974, it happened again. Janet Taylor was found in a roadside ditch, after hitchhiking on the Stanford campus. The similarities between the two cases were startling, down to the identical ages of the victims. Investigators were so desperate for suspects, they interviewed the likes of Ed Kemper and Ted Bundy. But those famed serial killers weren’t involved in the Stanford murders – another serial killer was, one who was as of yet unknown – one who also had ties to Stanford. When forensic genealogy revealed his name, people who knew him were shocked. But women who had survived his predatory behavior were not - they knew what John Arthur Getreu was capable of.

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0:00.0	You're listening to DNAID.
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0:05.3	Be sure to check out some of the other great true crime podcasts from this network, including
0:10.1	The Murder in My Family, Missing Persons, Scene of the Crime, Zodiac Speaking, Beyond Bizarr True Crime, Citizen Detective, and Campus Killings.
0:21.9	All of these podcasts are available for you to binge on right now, wherever you listen to podcasts.
0:27.4	Subscribe where you're listening to this podcast so you don't miss an episode. The
0:40.3	The It was 1973.
1:09.0	It was 1973.
1:10.0	Florence Perlov was worried. Her daughter, hadn't come home after work on Tuesday, February 13th.
1:16.6	21-year-old Leslie was a dutiful young Stanford graduate, who never wanted her mom to be anxious about her,
1:22.6	and always called if she had a change of plans, especially because Florence had just lost her husband,
1:28.8	Leslie's dad, to cancer several months earlier. It was a tough time for the family, and responsible
1:34.9	and cerebral Leslie would never have worried her mother. But Leslie had gone to work on Tuesday and
1:41.1	had not come home, and no phone call was forthcoming.
1:49.8	Florence fretted for several hours, and then came a phone call from sheriff's deputies.
1:57.0	Around 10 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday night, patrolman Bob Jones and Sam McQueen had found an orange 1972 Chevy Nova. It was parked in a remote area at the gated entrance to an old quarry
2:03.3	off Old Page Mill Road in Palo Alto. The car was unlocked. The deputies ran the plates and learned
2:10.1	that the car was registered to a Miss Leslie Perlov. Around 1 a.m., the deputies rang the home where
2:17.4	Leslie Perlov lived with her mother, Florence.
2:20.5	Florence reported that her daughter had failed to come home from work on Tuesday. She worked at the
2:25.1	North Santa Clara County Law Library in Palo Alto, and she had called her mother and said she was on the
2:30.6	way home. Florence couldn't imagine where she could be. She described her
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