'Outdoorsman' tracks women like animals through woods to rape and murder

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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🗓️ 24 November 2020

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Seventeen women die at the hands of a man who seemed harmless in appearance, a man thought of warmly in his community. It was a facade. Over 12 years, serial killer Robert Hansen abducted women and hunted them down in the Alaska wilderness. He confessed to raping an additional 30 women during that time. How did the mild-manner baker with a wife and children earn the nickname “the Butcher Baker?” Joining Nancy Grace Today:Randall Kessler - Defense Attorney & Family Law SpecialistDr. Daniel Bober - Forensic Psychiatrist, Chief of Psychiatry Memorial Regional Healthcare Systems, Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale University School of Medicine, follow on Instagram at drdanielboberJennifer Shen, Forensic Scientist, Former San Diego Police Department Crime Lab DirectorDr Kendall Crowns - Deputy Medical Examiner Travis County, Texas (Austin)Leland Hale, Author of "Butcher Baker" , Latest book "What happened in Craig" Alaska's Worst Unsolved Mass Murder. www.lelandhale.com/butcherbaker/wordpress

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0:00.0	The
0:01.0	Crime Stories with Nancy Grace
0:07.0	Have you ever considered delving into the mind of a serial killer?
0:19.3	I do not advise it at all.
0:24.1	So often we learn of serial killers that seemingly function normally in regular life.
0:32.8	One was a law student.
0:35.1	Ted Bundy.
0:37.7	One was a dog catcher, a church deacon, a dad, father.
0:43.6	That would be BTK, by torture kill, Dennis Raider.
0:47.3	I could go on and on and on how serial killers seemingly lead a normal life and they blend
0:57.0	and amongst us.
0:59.5	Little do we know they are serial killers.
1:11.6	Crime Stories with Nancy Grace
1:20.6	How did a nerdy local baker get revealed as one of the most prolific serial killers ever
1:34.2	in the US?
1:35.7	Take a listen to this.
1:36.7	Two off duty anchorage police officers were hunting moose near the Kineck River in a
1:41.2	wilderness about 20 miles from anchorage.
1:45.0	As they made their way through the dense forests, they happened upon partially buried human
1:49.6	remains.
1:50.6	They left it undisturbed.
1:53.6	The next day crime scene technicians from the Alaska State Troopers arrived at the scene.
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