S3 Ep121: Three Strikes and You're Dead: Michael Keith Moon

Once Upon A Crime | True Crime

Esther Ludlow

True Crime, Society & Culture, Crime, Truecrime, Criminology, History, Criminals

4.6 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2019

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

A career criminal commits multiple murders plus an attempted murder and continues to be released on parole. This is the case of Michael Keith Moon.

Resources:
Michael Hemmingston, San Diego Reader, "Moon Arraigned in Escondido Cold Case," Jan 16, 2008.

Randy Kalp, The Coast News Group, Rancho Santa Fe, "Convicted felon takes wrap for 31-year-old slaying," Dec 11, 2008.

Pauline Repard, The San Diego Union-Tribune, "Double murderer paroled to downtown San Diego," March 15, 2015.

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0:00.0	This podcast details true crime cases.
0:03.0	It contains adult themes and may contain descriptions of violence.
0:06.8	It is not intended for children.
0:08.7	Listener discretion is advised.
0:15.2	Thank you for joining me for today's episode of Once Upon a Crime.
0:18.8	This is the last chapter of the series,
0:21.1	Three Strikes and Your Dead,
0:22.9	where I detail cases of murderers who were caught,
0:26.0	sent to prison,
0:27.4	and then were inexplicably set free to kill again.
0:30.4	Because I cover cases that occurred in the past,
0:33.5	some in the distant past,
0:35.2	you may wonder whether this could happen today.
0:38.0	While this next story will answer this question,
0:40.7	and have you wondering,
0:42.3	is there a convicted killer loose in my town?
0:45.6	According to the US Department of Justice's latest report,
0:49.2	at the close of the year 2016,
0:51.6	just over four and a half million former prisoners
0:54.0	were under community supervision in the United States.
0:57.7	Meaning they were either on probation or parole.
1:01.1	This was the lowest number reported since 1999.
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