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Hello everyone and welcome dep so 325 of the true crime all the time podcast on Mike Ferguson and with me as always is my partner in true crime might Gibson

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A little trouble because of the moon shine business. Yeah. So make sure you check that out. All right, buddy. Are you ready to get into this episode of True Crime all the time? I'm ready. We are talking about Robert Chambers. And you know, this is a more well known case. It's 325 little milestone type number. Yeah, we've been doing quite a few lesser known. Yeah, I wanted to pull out one of the higher profile cases.

And do one of those, you know, the case of Robert Chambers received a ton of media attention. It did back in the 80s and anyone, you know, who was old enough to remember that. Yeah.

You know, we'll remember seeing his image splashed all over the newspapers on TV and and all of that in August 1986. 18 year old Jennifer Levin was found dead in central park.

After a night out, she had been attacked and strangled when the police questioned Robert Chambers, the young man who was seeing leaving a bar with Jennifer, he had injuries that indicated he'd been in a fight.

Chambers eventually admitted to killing Jennifer, but claimed it happened on accident after Jennifer injured him during what he claimed was rough sex.

Well, I remember this story so well because I was a tenured professor at Hogwarts. What are you coming up with at this point? I was, you know, in my early 20s.

Okay, that calculation took a while. It did. Yeah, but I got there, you know, so.

And that's strange because I was 13 years old and you are not that much older than I am. Well, I was.

I think your math is off. It, you know, I'm, I have an old soul. I think you were in your late teens. Well, 1985, I was 18, 86, 19, so you were 19 years old. Yeah, but I felt like I was 20. Okay.

Ish. Okay. Yeah.

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