S5 Ep96: Fugitive

Violent Ends

History, True Crime

4.9 • 656 Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2023

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

With a blood lust so strong no prison could hold him, a Michigan man preyed on a coastal California town still reeling from the Bundy murders. And even with the world's most infamous serial killer behind bars, pretty young girls with long, brown hair parted down the middle still weren't safe.

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0:00.0	This is a Scream Queen production.
0:05.7	These violent delights have violent ends.
0:13.3	Violent ends.
0:16.9	Violent ends.
0:19.7	Greetings, Earthlings. I'm Jen Carpenter and this is Violent Ends. Greetings, Earthlings, I'm Jen Carpenter, and this is Violent Ends.
0:25.3	Welcome to Season 5. Did you miss me?
0:29.1	I missed you.
0:30.2	I hope everyone had a nice holiday and is off to a smashing start here in 2023.
0:37.2	As is
0:37.7	tradition, we're kicking the season off with a
0:40.5	serial killer story. And one would
0:43.5	think that after five seasons,
0:46.4	that we'd be all out of serial killers from Michigan
0:49.3	to talk about. But no.
0:52.8	No, sadly.
0:55.1	There was no shortage of serial killers in the 1970s, especially in the Pacific Northwest.
1:01.7	Unequivocally, the most infamous serial killer of that era and that area is Theodore
1:08.4	Robert Bundy.
1:10.3	But he wasn't the only middle-aged white guy
1:12.6	preying on pretty young girls with long hair parted down the middle
1:16.1	during those very dark and dangerous days.
1:20.0	Gary Addison Taylor, aka The Phantom, who was from Michigan, comes to mind.
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