Satan's Son? Part 1

Murder In The Rain

True Crime

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🗓️ 25 June 2024

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Starting in March 1983 and through June 1993, someone was killing young, black women and girls in North Portland. The victims weren’t acknowledged with much more than a blip in the paper. The killer wasn’t making the headlines as bombastic Ted Bundy was. He wasn’t prolific enough to warrant a task force like Gary Ridgway. He was a mentally ill man with an extensive criminal history, unmanageable addictions, and no memory of what he may have done. Today’s story isn’t about that man. It’s about his four confirmed victims, and his possible other victims. Next week, I’ll be sharing the story of the subsequent arrest, charges and jail time given to the man police felt could have been responsible for up to 25 murders and how once he was found guilty, his sentence left the family members of victims appalled.

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1:06.0	This is Murder in the Rain, where each week Emily Rowney, Alicia Holland, and Josh McCullough tell
1:19.3	true crime stories of the Pacific Northwest. Murder in the Rain contains graphic content, listener
1:26.2	discretion is advised. The Starting in March 1983 and through June 1993, someone was killing young black women and girls in North Portland.
1:58.0	The victims weren't acknowledged with much more than a blip in the paper.
2:02.0	The killer wasn't making the headlines as
2:04.2	Bambastic Ted Bundy was. He wasn't prolific enough to warrant a task force
2:08.5	like Gary Ridgeway. He was a mentally ill man with an extensive criminal history,
2:13.4	unmanageable addictions, and no memory of what he may have done.
2:17.4	Today's story isn't about that man, though.
2:19.7	It's about his four confirmed victims and his possible other victims.
2:24.0	Next week I'll be sharing the story of the subsequent arrest, charges, and
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